Thousands of railroad workers were potentially going to go on strike tomorrow, and that would

have had a major, major colossal hit to our economy.

Two billion dollars per day would have been impacted.

Rails are in charge of 1.6 million carloads of food every single year.

400,000 carloads of grain mill products, 350,000 carloads of beverages, 75,000 carloads

of meat products, soybeans, bird seed, everything.

The Rails affect cars, they affect energy, they affect agriculture, they affect retail.

A strike would have affected Amazon and Walmart, small businesses all over the country.

We've been affected by this.

So here's the thing on this, though, because these workers got a massive, massive increase.

They were asking for a 24% increase in pay.

And they got it.

Plus bonuses of $1,000 on additional paid leaves.

So what did they end up settling?

They got more than that.

And this is what people need to realize.

It's not about being an anti-worker.

This is about, and the Associated Press article that details this alludes to this, since Biden

got back in office, these union workers have felt highly emboldened, and the money comes

from somewhere.

It's no different than the government printing money.

So you can raw raw workers all you want, but you're going to be raw raw in it out of your

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