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We now are on the verge of this possible rail strike, which would be catastrophic.

Now the union's waft for the pretty good deal, 24% increase, back pay of about on average

$11,000 and more sick time off.

It's interesting that Biden who told us in September that he had resolved the issues,

only passed the buck to get past the election.

It's a pretty dramatic departure now that Biden wants Congress to do his job and force

the rail unions to take a deal and avert this strike.

I thought this was the Joe Biden that was Mr. Pro union, apparently not.

Anyway, he said there's no path to resolve the dispute at the bargaining table.

And it was last year that he was backing the unionization, for example, of Amazon.

Last year he was pushing for the unionization of drives and praised organized labor.

He proposed is protecting the right to organize act aimed at unionizing practically the

entire workforce.

But instead, you know, Biden can't get a deal done.

So he's saying, Congress, we need you to fix this really, really quickly.

I'm not sure how that's going to work out.

He did get some data.

I mean, it's relatively minor, but okay, not bad.

The second estimate showing that the US third quarter GDP went up 2.9%.

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