I'm about to show you a performance.

The performer is a South Carolina senator,

a politician running for president,

and he's starting to feel his oats.

He's starting to get his game on.

He's getting used to being in front of the crowd.

You can tell that he can feed off the energy a bit.

Let's watch Tim Scott talk about the United Auto Workers' strike by turning back the clock

to the Patco strike of 1981.

I think Ronald Reagan gave us a great example when federal boys decided there was a strike.

You strike your fire. Simple concept to me, to the extent that we could use that once again, absolutely.

The second thing I would do, though, is very important. This is a probably not a well-known fact.

The first thing, part of the challenge that we have today with President Biden

is, and I don't mean this to be disingenuous, I mean this to be sincere.

I'm not sure if the words are bought and paid for, but certainly he has been

leased by the unions. And I say that because the first bill he passed, you

all remember the $1.9 trillion COVID relief package? I only had 1% for COVID vaccines.

It had $86 billion, I believe, for union pens pensions because they keep making these deals

and as a result of the deal they promise too much deliver too little and the taxpayers

pick up the tab. Now, first, it is incredible that a United States senator can possibly be so ignorant.

It's why we probably shouldn't get rid of teaching history in schools, because someday, some of those kids may grow up to be

senators. And unlike Tim Scott, it would be healthy and helpful in moments if those senators knew

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