This is CBSI on the World with John Bachelor.

Here's John Bachelor.

Butler, Pennsylvania, success.

I welcome Salina Zito of the Washington Examiner in the Wall Street Journal to remind us

that sometimes the good guys win.

Selina, it's a pleasure to welcome you to the show.

You write most recently the examiner about Representative Mike Kelly,

gathering with people who were ready to mourn the loss of their jobs in Butler, Pennsylvania.

They arrived that evening expecting to be seated and listened to the representatives

and the representatives aides had provided 50 seats. The what I see from the

photograph you provided there are about 14,000 people.

What was...

So, so, and the topic was jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs.

What did Mr. Kelly say that buoyed them that evening?

So for the past, first of all, thanks for having me.

So for the past year, the United Auto Workers

3303, they represent their steel workers.

They represent this plant, it's Cleveland Cliffs' Plant in both Butler, Pennsylvania and Ohio.

And out of the blue last year, a Department of Energy rule came down

that would, um, would spoil it down, but basically not let them use the steel that they've been making for

hundreds of even for a hundred years and had to use this other steel that was

made in China and Vietnam and would have put them out of business.

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