Starting pitcher who does an amazing thing and froze his arm out and is now handing it over to the closer, and those closer Relief Pitchers are some of the greatest pitchers in baseball history. We dont know when without the closer and there is no win without the starter. And, that is what you are seeing here, you are seeing the Ticket Work in a way that no one ever expected. To work flawlessly, and i would say, huge credit to Joe Biden, on the day that he announced he would not be a candidate at this convention. In those 27 minutes that it took him to pace the announcement of his endorsement, those were the 27 minutes where the world had no idea what was going to happen next. There was a giant surge of sadness in front of people supporting Joe Biden on unbelievable suspense about what the heck happens now. Fears of chaos among people like me, the only endorsement that she got, and the only endorsement that it took to give her the nomination, completely uncontested, there was not a pol
Treated with dignity. It provides dignity for people who deserve to be treated differently. I want to thank jocelyn and i want to thank madam president. I know you didnt expect to be in this role at this moment. As i told you before, i believe that the future of American Labor is in very good hands. I really mean it. Thank you. [ applause ] i want to welcome everyone to the White House. I really mean that. This is your house. Its not hyperbole. This is your house. I wouldnt be here without you. Thats, again, not hyperbole. In my White House, youll always be welcome. Labor will always be welcome. Youve heard me so many times i intend to be the most pro Union President , the most prounion administration In American history. The public is changing too. Youve changed the public, youve educated them a lot. I want to thank the dues paying members of the laborers, marty walsh, who made sure that we keep the commitment across our entire government. Before i go any further, id like to pause for
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[indiscernible chatter] all right. Im going to take my mask down so i am more understandable, but we are thank you. Good morning. Im linda feldman, Washington Bureau chief of the christian science monitor. Before i introduce Todays Guest of a president Liz Schuler of the aflcio, i would like to say a few words about her predecessor Richard Trumka who passed away. He used to appear annually at the Monitors Breakfast Right before Labor Day, and in his 12 years as the Labor Federation President , he always came with copious talking points and tons of energy, ready for a hearty debate with reporters. Some might say an argument. We miss him dearly and as i know you do very much at the aflcio. Let me welcome ms. Schuler and start by saying i am glad to have monitor breakfasts in person again. This is our first in almost two years and thank you for helping us break the ice. A bit of background about president schuler. She grew up in a union household. Her Flower Father was a longtime member o
[indiscernible chatter] all right. Im going to take my mask down so i am more understandable, but we are thank you. Good morning. Im linda feldman, Washington Bureau chief of the christian science monitor. Before i introduce Todays Guest of a president Liz Schuler of the aflcio, i would like to say a few words about her predecessor Richard Trumka who passed away. He used to appear annually at the Monitors Breakfast Right before Labor Day, and in his 12 years as the Labor Federation President , he always came with copious talking points and tons of energy, ready for a hearty debate with reporters. Some might say an argument. We miss him dearly and as i know you do very much at the aflcio. Let me welcome ms. Schuler and start by saying i am glad to have monitor breakfasts in person again. This is our first in almost two years and thank you for helping us break the ice. A bit of background about president schuler. She grew up in a union household. Her Flower Father was a longtime member o