We've obviously covered so many issues, especially with people doing what we said.

You know what we said at the rally here in Austin, Texas.

You know, you've got to walk out.

If you have to walk out, then walk out of your job.

If you've got to call and stick, get together.

You're safety is in numbers.

This isn't going to be well in courtrooms, by the way.

You know what I mean?

Employers have a lot of power.

And we really do want to change that.

What we need to do is come together in our collective power, our collective power together.

And we have your brothers and sisters and the employees that work around you and say,

hey, you know what, if we stand together, we are going to be stronger.

And guess what?

If you end up having to walk away from that job, then walk away from it.

Then I've said to the, I said it right there in Mississippi when I was talking to all

those doctors and nurses.

I know you're fighting for your jobs, but frankly, if you're working in a hospital that is

making you say to somebody that comes in with COVID, you know what, you're sick, but you're

not sick enough, go home, wait for your lips turned blue, where you really feel like you're

dragging and you can't breathe, then come back and we're going to give you Remdesivira

product that is absolutely disastrous, especially when used in late term.

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