of the labor union became a right to work state this week because of nonsense like this. it s self discrediting for unions to protect people who work with dangerous heavy machinery who are getting high on their breaks. come on. even if you accept that reasoning which i don t, but if you do, it isn t that the situation in detroit is going to lead to the decline of american cities. > sean: why can t youec look at something as basics as that and say you ve got fire those guys? they do not reflect every worker. as a matter of fact, good workers, their name and reputation is hurt because of scenes like this and people seeing this. i m saying ownership. the management and ownership entered into an agreement with those same workers and the unions representing them. they set up a process. it didn t work out. sean: why are there all of these i ll throw this to tucker. look at mississippi and tennessee and alabama of. all these states, guess what? now they re building cars. they re bui
tired of fees piling up introducing chase liquid. the reloadable card with no fee reloads and withdrawals at chase atms. all for one flat monthly fee so there s zero confusion. get rid of prepaid problems. get chase liquid. sean: welcome ban to hannity. one may think that drinking alcohol and smoking marijuana on the job may be reason enough to get fired. that s not the case when it comes to, surprise, surprise, some union members. you may remember the detroit
so i think that the problems in the workplace are problems that detroit is in a situation that other cities have found themselves in. new york city was on life support at one point. but it came back. i think that the american workers, they will work through this period with their government. sean: they lost half the population of detroit. you heard the statistics. they are bulldozing entire neighborhoods because half the population s gone, to consolidate services. they lost all of those car manufacturing jobs, the unions partly responsible? leadership? the auto industry is not the envy of the world. i love this country i wish it were. we have look, a lot of great people in union, i worked in a union factory in college. i can tell you, because you are union, it doesn t mean you are a bad employee. but many mide yoker employees are protected by the unions and this hurts unions.
you may remember the detroit auto workers, fired when they were caught red handed with extra curricular activity. after digging through their big-labor contracts, they got their dismissals reversed. so symbolic of what is happening in detroit, lack of accountability and overwhelming sense of entitlement, which is declining the city, which is headed for bankruptcy. of 563,000 people over 16 who are eligible to work, 250,000 of them, or 46%, do not have a job in detroit. in fact, they are not looking. if that is not enough, out of 264,000 households in the city, almost 100,000 of them, 35% now have to rely on food stamps. joining me with the reaction to the decline and perhaps the preview of what may become of many other u.s. cities from the daily caller and will a fox news contributor. welcome to you both.
auto workers who were fired after being call the red-handed caughant red-handed for their extracurricular activities during breaks. after digging through their labor contracts, they were able to reverse the dismissals thanks to an arbitrator yes arbitrator. is this symbolic of what s happening to the city of detroit? is a lack of accountability contributing to the city heading to bankruptcy. of 563,000 people over the age of 16 who are eligible to work, 250,000 or 46% do not have a job in detroit. inin fact, they aren t looking. if that s not enough. out of the 264,000 households in the city, almost 100,000 of them, 35%, now have to rely on food stamps. joining me now with reaction to the decline and perhaps a preview of what may become of many other u.s. industries in in the country, tucker carlson.