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I'm Megna Chakrabardi, and this is The Jack Pod, where on-point news analyst Jack Beattie helps us connect history, literature, and politics in a way that brings his unique clarity to the world we live in now.

Hello, there, Jack.

Hello, Magna.

Okay, we are at episode 60. What's your headline? Union made. Union. Okay, so tell me more.

Well, we're talking about the Department of Labor, which was made to satisfy the demands, really for a half a century of labor unions for, quote,

a voice in the cabinet.

Trump's nominee to be that voice is Laurie Chavez de Ramer,

a one-term Oregon congresswoman,

who is an anomaly in the Trump cabinet because she does not answer to

this characterization by the Financial Times, which calls the cabinet a cabal of narcissists,

oddballs, geniuses, and delusionals. She's none of those things. Moreover, important to point out, unlike

Christine Noem, who's been nominated to head the Department of Homeland Security, there is no

record of Chavez de Ramer shooting a puppy. Let's just get that on the, let's just get that on the record, if we might.

And the other anomaly about her is that she's sort of pro-labor. She was one of three

GOP co-sponsors of a bill that would protect the right to organize, very important bill for unions,

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