Welcome to the Eric Erickson Show podcast, Our Three.

Hello America, delighted to have you with me.

It's Eric Erickson here across the nation.

The phone number is 877-97-9-7-3-7-4-25. I've got people who've

been waiting a while on the phones. And I wanted to start in the last segment, but it was a short

segment. So I don't want to keep people lingering. And it gives me a break from having to think of something to talk about.

I actually do want to talk about the worker strike and the moral rot claims coming from Democrats, which I will get to.

But I actually want to go talk to Bo first.

So, Bo, you're going to be on the Eric Erickson show next.

Welcome.

Howdy, sir? It's funny. You always brag about how hard it is to get past your phone screener.

Well, I gave my question and comment, and he promptly hung up on me. And I'm like,

whoops. So I called back. And he said, I'm so sorry.

But anyway, listen, I've dutifully gone through my show notes and I can't find where you're sourcing the information.

I want to say, $46 for a Tesla worker, $60 something for the current United Auto Workers,

and then it jumps dramatically to like 180 or something like that.

It's 136.

This is from the Wall Street Journal.

This is, I pulled the file because I knew you had a question about this.

This is from Tim Higgins in the business

section of the Wall Street Journal last week. Here's the paragraph. Detroit company's labor

costs, including wages and benefits, are estimated at an average of $66 an hour according

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