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I'm Matt Kittles Senior Elections Correspondent at the Federalist and your experienced

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I'm joined today by Mark Mix, president of the National Right to Work Legal Defense

Foundation. Mark also serves as president of the National Right to Work Committee, a 2.8 million

member public policy organization, and they are on the forefront. They are on the forefront they are on the leading lines of worker freedom in America

markets it's good to have you on the Federalist radio hour.

Well, Matt, it's a real privilege to be on this Federal hour, Federalist hour with you.

I appreciate all you do and appreciate the opportunity to chat with you a little bit today.

Absolutely. I mean, this is an area of course where things are always subject to change, but I guess I'd like to start

at kind of where we're

talked about this on many occasions that the current president,

Joe Biden early on in his tenure said that he was going to be or is the most pro-union

president in the

elected position, has he shown that, I guess,

has that statement proven true.

Well, about half of it is.

And it is one of the promises that he's kept when he made on the campaign trail,

but the promise was made to a different group of people

than the rank and file workers across America, the union members across America.

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