And I'm really, really happy we're doing this.

How are you guys doing?

I'm live.

Good.

Are you both?

I mean, considering the endless cycle of terrible news, as good as I can, I guess.

But at least we get to focus on something that doesn't get focused on nearly enough

in the press in America.

And that is the history of labor, what Mayday really means.

And I thought it would be a good idea to talk about the hay market affair and the hay market

martyrs, which is really where Mayday started.

But before we do that, I just wanted to kind of go to both each of you and talk about

the education you experienced in regard to this particular issue, if any at all, right?

The hay market affair when you guys were in school, did you learn anything about it?

Let me start with Senator Turner.

Yeah, hi, and not really.

Right?

I'm not the college a little bit, but in high school zero, college a little bit in my

American history courses.

What about you, John?

Yeah, so I don't want to accidentally besmarch my teachers because I feel like on average,

I had amazing, incredibly hardworking teachers who went above and beyond, especially considering

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