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and pompeo. the government reimbursed him $86,000 and his legal fees are more than 20 times that, $1.8 million. he has a couple of claims. first of all, pompeo s repeated promises amount to a legally binding contract which the government must honor, but he says, if pompeo did not have the authority as secretary of state to make that commitment then pompeo is accounting outside the scope of his office which is fraud and therefore pompeo should have to come up with the money out of his own pocket. if he was not acting in his capacity and promising to pay the legal fees and he was doing it for his own reasons homing ambassador sondland would not implicate him in his testimony to congress. gordon sondland was a hotel executive. he wasn t exactly scraping by. do you think this opens the door for any other witnesses, anybody, junior staffers who were dragged down to the house
associates. robert, what s your reaction to what walmart is reacting to by the decision of the nlrb? well, i think they re trying obviously, ed, they re trying to spin it as best they can. but this is really a historic decision. it s a very important moment where the nlrb is standing up for these very brave workers. i mean, can you imagine having a walmart job, scraping by, and yet willing to go out and strike and risk what you have in order to take on the largest company in the united states in terms of employees? so it s a turning point. and i think it s the beginning of something very important. and hopefully this friday all of the listeners, all of the viewers will get out there and join these workers. is this going to motivate walmart workers to do more strikes? i mean, could they or do you think the movement within the employment force nationwide is going to respond to this? well, i think it will
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