This is CBS, I'm John Bacheler.

Wall Street Journal editorial on a Supreme Court decision 8-1.

Doesn't sound controversial.

However, Professor Richard Epstein is here.

I've seen your fellow at the Hoover Institution.

He teaches a lot NYU in the University of Chicago.

And this decision influences the acronym NLRB,

which makes Richard extremely intense.

Here we go to the Wall Street Journal.

Glacier Northwest sells concrete in Washington State.

The company alleges, as Justice Amy Coney Barrett writes for the majority,

that the teamsters intentionally called a workstopage, quote,

when the union knew that Glacier was in the midst of mixing substantial amounts of concrete.

Loading batches into ready-mixed trucks and making deliveries.

Then quote, 16 truck drivers refuse to complete their deliveries.

Nine abandoned their trucks without a word, threatening damage

if the concrete hardened inside.

Therein is the fixed presentation of the decision 8-1.

Richard, a very good evening to you.

This case looks overwhelming and hardly controversial except,

I imagine there will be comments from the unions.

I've seen some of them already.

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