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Speaker 1: Take a thing, Take a thing. We've got a jam
Speaker 1: patch show for you. Tonight. Britain is saying goodbye to
Speaker 1: its queen, the Dutch are trying to say goodbye to
Speaker 1: meet and Donald Trump is going to jail to Is
Speaker 1: that some of his friends? So let's do those people.
Speaker 1: That's some straight into today's headlines. All right, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: be honest with all the news that happened today, I
Speaker 1: don't think we have enough space for its in today's show. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we just don't. There's there's too many stories and I
Speaker 1: don't know how this happened. You know, the news must
Speaker 1: have had some bad oysters or something because as the
Speaker 1: story is coming from all ends and it won't stop.
Speaker 1: So we don't have time. Fortunately, not enough time is
Speaker 1: just enough time for a segment we call Ain't nobody
Speaker 1: got time for that? All right, let's kick things up
Speaker 1: with some shocking news. A Trump associate has been arrested.
Speaker 1: I know, right, It's like, how many more are left?
Speaker 1: It feels like everyone around Trump has been put in cups.
Speaker 1: His CFO, his lawyer, his campaign manager, his other campaign manager,
Speaker 1: his campaign manager after that, his deputy campaign manager, his fundraises,
Speaker 1: his advisers. Basically, every single person Donald Trump has ever
Speaker 1: met has gone to prison. And I know what you're saying.
Speaker 1: I know what you're saying. Trevor Eric has never been
Speaker 1: to prison yet because that's because he never met him,
Speaker 1: You dumbass, I said, mess. You realize now there enough
Speaker 1: Trump people in jail to start their own prison gang, right,
Speaker 1: there's gonna be like, yo, that's the Latin gags, that's
Speaker 1: the Arean brotherhood, and them over there that's the Trump
Speaker 1: cabinet man. Those amps are local, They're crazy. And now
Speaker 1: another Trump associate has been arrested for the second time.
Speaker 1: And Steve Bannon, yes Trump's former chief advisor, And what
Speaker 1: happens when you wait too long to clean out your fridge.
Speaker 1: You see, he's in trouble for the in the state
Speaker 1: of New York, and what he's in trouble for probably
Speaker 1: won't surprise you at all. This morning, long time Trump
Speaker 1: advisor Steve Bannon facing a new criminal indictment as he
Speaker 1: turns himself into authorities here in New York. Work accused
Speaker 1: of siphoning money from the group called We Build the Wall,
Speaker 1: an online campaign to build a section of President Trump's
Speaker 1: border wall that raised twenty five million dollars, the founders
Speaker 1: claiming that every penny would go to construction, promising those
Speaker 1: who donated a brick in the wall with their name
Speaker 1: on it. Prosecutors say instead, Bannon and his associates line
Speaker 1: their pockets with large sums of that money. Bannon now
Speaker 1: calling the charges phony and a political weaponization of the
Speaker 1: criminal justice system, saying I Am never going to stop fighting.
Speaker 1: They will have to kill me first. Oh, they will
Speaker 1: have to kill me first. What a little bit. Why
Speaker 1: don't you go? How are you going to shootout with
Speaker 1: the cops. They have to kill me first. This guy's
Speaker 1: acting like a gangster while he's surrendering to the police.
Speaker 1: You'll never take me alive, Coppers. Please put the handcuffs
Speaker 1: out gently. Yeah, my wrist are so soft. But yeah,
Speaker 1: once again, Steve Bannon is going to court over allegations
Speaker 1: that he defrauded Trump supporters over the wall. And can
Speaker 1: I just ask how long did the magacrowd are gonna
Speaker 1: keep falling for this ship? Huh? Trump's people have been
Speaker 1: fleecing them for seven straight years and still they're like,
Speaker 1: Don Junior shag he's two million dollars to reclaim he thrall,
Speaker 1: that's the prince of Nigeria. Let's give him the money, honey.
Speaker 1: And just by the way, kudos to the prosecutors who
Speaker 1: even thought to investigate Steve Bennett for stealing millions of dollars,
Speaker 1: because I would like, I would have never suspected this guy. Yeah,
Speaker 1: looks like, yes, fifteen dollars. Look at him, millions of dollars.
Speaker 1: He looks like he sublets from Oscar the Grouch. I
Speaker 1: wouldn't have suspected him of having the money. Now, if
Speaker 1: we had the time, we could talk more about how
Speaker 1: instead of convincing Mega supports is that Trump World is
Speaker 1: basically a hotbed of criminal activity. They're so drunk on
Speaker 1: his kool aid that instead it just convinces them that
Speaker 1: they're the most persecuted group in human history. Why do
Speaker 1: they keep charging us with crimes just because we keep
Speaker 1: committing crimes. It's not fair. But we don't have the
Speaker 1: time to talk about any of that, because while Trump's
Speaker 1: inner circles in trouble with the law, it turns out
Speaker 1: that some of his biggest supporters are the all. The
Speaker 1: Anti Defamation League Center on Extremism has released a detailed
Speaker 1: membership list, it says for the far right militia group
Speaker 1: the Oath Keepers. It poured over thirty eight thousand names
Speaker 1: from the leaked list and says it found hundreds of
Speaker 1: current and former elected officials, law enforcement officers, first responders,
Speaker 1: and members of the military. The a L says those
Speaker 1: names include eighty one people who were serving in or
Speaker 1: running for public office, three hundred and seventy three people
Speaker 1: believed to currently be serving in law enforcement agencies across
Speaker 1: our country, and one hundred and seventeen people currently serving
Speaker 1: in the U. S. Military. Right now, more than a
Speaker 1: dozen oath Keepers, including the group's founder, are facing charges
Speaker 1: for their roles in the January six riot. That's right.
Speaker 1: Oath Keepers, a right wing extremist group, just have their
Speaker 1: membership leaked. Right The entire membership list was reached, and
Speaker 1: it turns out that hundreds of them are active members
Speaker 1: of the government, military, or law enforcements, which is pretty concerning.
Speaker 1: I want to get beaten up by a cop because
Speaker 1: he's put up some racist organization telling him to do it,
Speaker 1: you know, I wanted to beat me up because he's racist.
Speaker 1: For the love of the game, you know, do it
Speaker 1: for yourself. How do you have a question though? Why
Speaker 1: why does the secretive group keep a list of everyone's name.
Speaker 1: It's just it's just careless, you know. Yeah, that's why
Speaker 1: they'll never run the world, Like the Illuminati. The Illuminati
Speaker 1: is smart. We don't make they don't make stupid mistakes
Speaker 1: like that. They'll never he'll never give it away, you laugh,
Speaker 1: Like I'm really in the Illuminati. You're like, we've got
Speaker 1: to travel. I will say, it's getting hard to keep
Speaker 1: track of all of these extremist groups now, you know.
Speaker 1: It's like the Oath Keepers, the Proud Boys, the Patriot Front,
Speaker 1: like the list never ends. I actually feel bad for extremists,
Speaker 1: you know, because they're going to join all of these
Speaker 1: different groups, like they're subscribing to different streaming services. You know,
Speaker 1: why did they share accounts that can I jump on
Speaker 1: your account for the KKK plush? How can't afford all
Speaker 1: these hate groups right now? Now, Look, we could talk
Speaker 1: more about how it almost doesn't matter that some elected
Speaker 1: officials are oathkeepers, because there's already a conspiratorial anti government
Speaker 1: ideology leading the Republican Party right now. But we don't
Speaker 1: have the time for that, because while some people are
Speaker 1: trying to overthrow the government, the city in Europe is
Speaker 1: trying to overthrow your diet. The Dutch city of Harlem
Speaker 1: maybe the world's first to ban most meat advertising. The
Speaker 1: Green Links that's a green political party, is based opposition
Speaker 1: from the meat sector and some who say it stifles
Speaker 1: free speech, but it says the meat as need to
Speaker 1: be banned to prevent climate change. The Dutch are weird, No,
Speaker 1: they are like drugs are legal, but they're cracking down
Speaker 1: on meat. So what soon dealers in Amsterdam are going
Speaker 1: to be in the streets like here's your heroine. You'll
Speaker 1: meet me out back if you want some ribs man.
Speaker 1: But yeah, a city in the Netherlands is banning meat
Speaker 1: ads because eating meats is a major contributor to climate change,
Speaker 1: and this is a big move because you know, meats
Speaker 1: advertisements have been around since the beginning of time. That's
Speaker 1: basically what the cave drawings were, right. I was like, yo,
Speaker 1: if you see this eats it, trust me and look,
Speaker 1: I get it. You don't want to encourage people to
Speaker 1: do something that's bad for the planet. You know. It's
Speaker 1: why we don't allow ads for Bobby's dream coal plants.
Speaker 1: But I don't know about banning meat ads. What I
Speaker 1: do think they should do is make meat as a
Speaker 1: less sexual Maybe that should be the law, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm talking about, Especially in America, every fast food
Speaker 1: commercial is like, you know, you want our juicy beef
Speaker 1: patties in your mouth. It's like so big and media
Speaker 1: if your nuggets in our special sauce, Daddy, it's the
Speaker 1: damn Wendy's up with my nephew, Chill. I'll call you
Speaker 1: after now. If we had more time, we could talk
Speaker 1: about why so little climate policy focuses on the livestock industry,
Speaker 1: even though it counts for around fifteen percent of old
Speaker 1: greenhouse gas emissions. I mean, we wi allways here about
Speaker 1: how the cows emit methane, and I'm sure the cows
Speaker 1: are like, how about you stop eating us first, then
Speaker 1: we can talk about whether or not we should stop foxing.
Speaker 1: But we don't have the time for that, because while
Speaker 1: the Dutch are getting rid of meat, a Texas judge
Speaker 1: is getting rid of gay people's healthcare. A new ruling
Speaker 1: in Texas today is dealing a sucker punch to a
Speaker 1: key provision of the Affordable Care Act. A federal judge
Speaker 1: says that employers are not required to cover drugs that
Speaker 1: prevent HIV infections in their healthcare plans, adding that mandated
Speaker 1: coverage by the government of those medications violates their religious beliefs.
Speaker 1: This is a lawsuit brought by a group of Christian conservatives.
Speaker 1: Their argument, literally, one of their arguments they made is
Speaker 1: they don't want to pay for these drugs because they
Speaker 1: quote facilitate or encourage homosexual behavior, which is contrary to
Speaker 1: their religious beliefs. Yeah, you heard that right. A Texas
Speaker 1: court says religious employers don't have to include HIV medication
Speaker 1: in their healthcare plan because then the employees might be
Speaker 1: more likely to have gay sex, and this would violate
Speaker 1: the employers rights because it makes the employer complicit in
Speaker 1: the gay sex, which is the most ridiculous argument I've
Speaker 1: ever heard in my life. Yeah, because then by that logic,
Speaker 1: where do you where do you draw the line? Huh?
Speaker 1: Employers can say that any medical coverage makes gay sex
Speaker 1: more likely. I exams. Oh so you want to see
Speaker 1: more manager have gay sex with how everything? Physical therapy? Oh,
Speaker 1: so you'll have the stamina for more gay sex. Dental insurance,
Speaker 1: so you'll have a nice smile that will make me
Speaker 1: want to have gay sex with you. Knife Try Gary, Nice, Try.
Speaker 1: And you know this is the kind of religious exemption
Speaker 1: that only evangelical Christians get to claim. I'll be like, Oh,
Speaker 1: we're Christians, so we can discriminate. Let's see what happens
Speaker 1: the first time a Muslim employer says I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: pay my workers. What if they use the money to
Speaker 1: buy bacon? I can tell you now, No, Texas judge,
Speaker 1: You're gonna be like, Wow, who are mad of question
Speaker 1: the teachings of Allah? Who am I? Also, for the record,
Speaker 1: wasn't Jesus the one curing lepers for free? Uh? He
Speaker 1: wasn't showing up asking questions like yo, before I hear
Speaker 1: you you can get this leprosy from doing but stuff? Right?
Speaker 1: I just want to make sure now. Obviously, we could
Speaker 1: definitely talk more about how the notion of religious liberty
Speaker 1: has been expanded so much in this country that not
Speaker 1: basically allows conservatives to discriminate against anyone, But we don't
Speaker 1: have the time for that because there was one story
Speaker 1: that came in and conquered all the other news, and
Speaker 1: it's about the Queen. We do have this breaking news
Speaker 1: just coming in from Buckingham Palace. Queen Elizabeth the Second
Speaker 1: has died, just hours after her doctor said they were
Speaker 1: concerned for her health. The nine year old Queen has
Speaker 1: been at Melmorrel Castle in Scotland, among the people with
Speaker 1: her at Bellmorral, her four children, Andrew, Ann, Edward and Charles,
Speaker 1: who is now officially king, automatically ascending to the throne
Speaker 1: upon the announcement of his mother's death. The Queen, of course,
Speaker 1: the longest reigning monarch and British history, and one of
Speaker 1: the longest reigning ever. The Queen has died and longly
Speaker 1: the king. Yes, it's official. At the age of ninety six,
Speaker 1: Queen Elizabeth the Second passed away today. You know, I'm
Speaker 1: not I'm not gonna lie. It's been interesting to see
Speaker 1: how varied. The reactions to this news have been, you know,
Speaker 1: the full spectrum of emotions, everything from how will the
Speaker 1: kingdom carry on? All the way to you shouldn't have
Speaker 1: got anized India by a bitch. It's been really broad.
Speaker 1: But whatever you think about the royal family or the monarchy,
Speaker 1: you've got to admit it's insane how long Elizabeth sat
Speaker 1: on the throne. She came to power in fifty two.
Speaker 1: You understand how long that is. That means she's seen
Speaker 1: Adam West as Batman, Michael Keaton as Batman, Christian Bale
Speaker 1: as Batman, Ben Athleck as Batman, survived that, and then
Speaker 1: saw Robert Pattinson as Batman. And look, I'm sure there's
Speaker 1: a better wa to measure time then in Batman, but
Speaker 1: you get it. She's been in the game for a minute.
Speaker 1: And on top of that, on top of that, she
Speaker 1: was a queen, real deal. Because these days that term
Speaker 1: gets thrown around way too much. You just post a
Speaker 1: photo of your smoothly online, everyone's like, yes, self care queen. No,
Speaker 1: that doesn't make you a queen. You're a duchess of
Speaker 1: self care. Best now, in case you're wondering, Prince Charles
Speaker 1: is now going to be the king, which, let's be honest,
Speaker 1: is much better than being prince. I mean he's no,
Speaker 1: he's seventy three years old, all right, and until today
Speaker 1: he still had the same title, has his own grandchildren.
Speaker 1: That was weird, and the world wasn't made for an
Speaker 1: old prince, I can tell you now. There's no one
Speaker 1: in a Disney movie who's like, someday, my prince will
Speaker 1: come and he'll wear off the painted shoes and he
Speaker 1: caught this cheese fibery mail. Like. Charles is so old
Speaker 1: he's gonna be the first royal to us send the
Speaker 1: throne in one of those motorized stair lifts. That's how
Speaker 1: old he is. And look, if we had the time,
Speaker 1: we could talk about how this might be a good
Speaker 1: time for Britain to consider whether it wants King Charles
Speaker 1: on its currency, or maybe this might be a good
Speaker 1: time to call it quits on the whole monarchy as
Speaker 1: we know it. But we just do not have the
Speaker 1: time for that, because there is one ruler we must honors,
Speaker 1: and that is our majesty. The advertisers don't go away,
Speaker 1: because when we come back, Datiltic will be explaining what
Speaker 1: the hell Fox, and you're just talking about Google all that.
Speaker 1: He Welcome back to the Daily Show. It has been
Speaker 1: one month since the FBI raided Donald Trump's beautiful Marilago
Speaker 1: home and stole his beautiful top secret documents, and we're
Speaker 1: still getting new information every day, Like it just came
Speaker 1: out that one of the documents in Trump's possession had
Speaker 1: secret information about a foreign country's nuclear defense capabilities. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so now America needs to send out lets just to
Speaker 1: every country in the world, like those ones you get
Speaker 1: from your credit card company, and you know what it's like.
Speaker 1: So there was a data breach and you're probably gonna
Speaker 1: want to change your nuclear codes. But even if you
Speaker 1: think you've been following the story closely, you haven't really
Speaker 1: unless you know how they're covering it on Fox News.
Speaker 1: So for that perspective, here's Das Eelidic with another installments
Speaker 1: of Fox Plaines. What is the secret document scandal really about?
Speaker 1: Why is it happening now? On a scale of one's
Speaker 1: the most innocent man who's ever lived? How innocent is
Speaker 1: Donald Trump? Where I've been wanting Fox News for twenty
Speaker 1: six days straight and I'm ready to Fox plain the
Speaker 1: biggest witch hunt since Dorothy's skipped down that yellow brick
Speaker 1: road with a robot hip. Urry, people, this wasn't a search,
Speaker 1: this was a ray. The woke at BI snatched the
Speaker 1: window and broken and a Garland took a bubble bath
Speaker 1: and Trump's tub and erased everything on his DVR. He
Speaker 1: was catching up on Abbot Elementary Merrick. What Donald Trump
Speaker 1: did was normal. Everyone brings work home, even when they
Speaker 1: no longer work. There after I got fired from H
Speaker 1: and M, I brought home an entire cash register. It
Speaker 1: is totally normal and not illegal. Joe Brandon's Department of
Speaker 1: Justice is out of control. Congratulations, FBI, you did it.
Speaker 1: You found Milannia's top secret underwear. Can I see it? Seriously?
Speaker 1: Donald Trump took documents, documents. This is no worse than
Speaker 1: what Hilary did, which was terrible and she should go
Speaker 1: to prison, which is why Trump should not go to prison.
Speaker 1: Do I have to list why it's okay that he
Speaker 1: has the documents? Okay? Attorney client privilege, executive privilege, white privilege,
Speaker 1: diplomatic community up the Kavanaugh hearings. Trump is technically still
Speaker 1: the president because he never gave us two weeks Thodice
Speaker 1: double Jeopardy. That's gotta get thing right. Seriously, we're prosecuting
Speaker 1: Trump on the espionage actor, trying to get an American
Speaker 1: president on a French word. I don't think so, picking
Speaker 1: a pew no huh no, no, no, no, America. If
Speaker 1: you are not so outraged that you forgot to pick
Speaker 1: your children up from school every day last week, then
Speaker 1: you are not paying attention. Where's the raid on Hunter
Speaker 1: Biden's laptop? Oh right, the laptop is sitting at a
Speaker 1: five star hotel getting a massage and eating caviar for
Speaker 1: from China. If they indict Trump for this, there will
Speaker 1: be riots in the streets, and if they don't die him,
Speaker 1: there will also be riots in the streets, just like
Speaker 1: on January six, which is not a riot. It was
Speaker 1: a normal tourist activity, which is good or bad either way.
Speaker 1: I will not be picking up my kids from school
Speaker 1: that day. Sorry, sweets. This is just another deep state
Speaker 1: hoax and a major distraction from the real story. Joe
Speaker 1: Biden gave a speech when it was dark out. That's
Speaker 1: all for this week by everyone. Merrick Garland is a
Speaker 1: space elf. Thank you so much for that, because when
Speaker 1: we come back, President Biden's Secretary Show, don't go off.
Speaker 1: Welcome back to the Day to Show. My guests, like
Speaker 1: is a member of President Biden's cabinets in charge of
Speaker 1: the U S Department of Labor. Please welcome Labor Secretary
Speaker 1: Marty Walsh. Than Secretary Walsh, Welcome back to the Day Show.
Speaker 1: It's great to be here. A lot's happened in five years,
Speaker 1: It really has. I mean, the last time you were here,
Speaker 1: you were the mayor of Boston, and now you have
Speaker 1: come back and you are the Labor of Secretary, which
Speaker 1: means that you do what exactly I run all the
Speaker 1: jobs in America. Yeah, it seems like America is doing
Speaker 1: a good job right now with the jobs. You know, Obviously,
Speaker 1: COVID was one of the worst periods that the world
Speaker 1: has seen. You know, millions of people lost their jobs.
Speaker 1: The economy was in tattas. Now things are coming up,
Speaker 1: but it's an interesting time. The administration wants to get
Speaker 1: people working, and more importantly, the administration wants to get
Speaker 1: people working in jobs that actually allow them to earn
Speaker 1: a living, which is key because I think many people
Speaker 1: have jobs. Not everybody can earn a living from the
Speaker 1: jobs that they have. The true statement you know, and
Speaker 1: so at the same time, you have the FED who's
Speaker 1: trying to shrink how much money people can earn. It's
Speaker 1: a really good time to be in the job market
Speaker 1: right now because you can earn a lot of money.
Speaker 1: But it seems like in trying to control interest rates
Speaker 1: there are conflicting interests. How do you how do you
Speaker 1: deal with this? Yeah, well, the the FED is their
Speaker 1: own plan and they're working to bring down inflationary pressures
Speaker 1: that everyone in this audience and around the country of feeling.
Speaker 1: And President Biden rolled out a plan as well to
Speaker 1: to to deal with inflation. One is gas, and we've
Speaker 1: seen for nine straight weeks in row gas prices come down.
Speaker 1: I'm I'm of the camp that, you know, a good
Speaker 1: paying job is important for America. It's good for people. Uh.
Speaker 1: And I know that there's some feed is said at
Speaker 1: some point, you know, having a little bit unemployment might
Speaker 1: be good. I actually want to do everything I can
Speaker 1: to get more people working. We've had two amazing months
Speaker 1: in a row of job gain the United States. I
Speaker 1: want to continue to see that trend that wants people
Speaker 1: to move from from jobs to paying mediocre into better
Speaker 1: paying jobs. I want to see people to use their
Speaker 1: power with their companies to earn better wages. You know,
Speaker 1: at the end of the day, it's it's about keeping
Speaker 1: people working and that that what moves our economy, more
Speaker 1: money into the economy, and I think the President wants
Speaker 1: they see these jobs being still being created. Is America's
Speaker 1: focus on protecting the jobs or protecting the people who
Speaker 1: are meant to be in those jobs. And the reason
Speaker 1: I asked that is because I've noticed that different countries
Speaker 1: have different approaches, you know, when it comes to this.
Speaker 1: For instance, um in Sweden and in some Scandinavian country
Speaker 1: they're really proud of saying, look, we don't actually care
Speaker 1: about the jobs themselves. We care about the people and
Speaker 1: we just want to make sure that people can earn
Speaker 1: a living wage and will move them around. In America,
Speaker 1: it feels like a lot of the conflict comes from
Speaker 1: the fact that people are trying to protect the jobs.
Speaker 1: I'm a coal minor, you know what I mean. I'm
Speaker 1: a railway worker, I'm a policeman, I'm a and and
Speaker 1: now the job is almost entrenched, when in fact the
Speaker 1: person is the is the thing you're trying to protect.
Speaker 1: How do you find that balance? You're trying to protect
Speaker 1: the job. It's very different. I mean, in Europe, a
Speaker 1: lot of European countries when the pandemic began, people were
Speaker 1: sent home, they were paid a salary from their employer,
Speaker 1: and they didn't lose their work. Here in the United
Speaker 1: States of America, ten million people got laid off. People
Speaker 1: were sent home. That's why they had to put out
Speaker 1: the extra help for people that want unemployment. I think
Speaker 1: in the United States we're trying to shift towards making
Speaker 1: sure that we're treating people failing and creating good opportunities
Speaker 1: for those folks that they're not concerned about that particular
Speaker 1: job that if they lose that job, their life is over.
Speaker 1: And I think that we have to do a better
Speaker 1: job of scaling people up and training people up. We're
Speaker 1: looking at the apprentice model quite honestly that Switzerland has,
Speaker 1: and and Denmark has, all of these countries have. You know,
Speaker 1: they're more into apprenticeships than we are. We're more into
Speaker 1: job training. And then you get thrown into the job
Speaker 1: and you better do it. If you don't do it,
Speaker 1: you don't work there. You know, having these apprenticeships and
Speaker 1: changing that mindset. So we're catching young people earlier. Two
Speaker 1: kids that don't go to college. When they graduate high
Speaker 1: school and don't go to college, they might get a
Speaker 1: job at a fast food restaurant and some place like that.
Speaker 1: Now we need to get those folks, those young people
Speaker 1: into apprenticeships to get into good paying jobs moving forward. Also,
Speaker 1: you know, in America we tend to be get a
Speaker 1: two weeks vacation, and we we work fifty two fifty
Speaker 1: weeks a year, we get that two weeks vacation. If
Speaker 1: you could to another country in the world, European country,
Speaker 1: they get five six seven weeks holiday and they go
Speaker 1: out and they enjoy themselves, and the companies are still
Speaker 1: successful and productive. So I think that I think that
Speaker 1: hopefully some of these companies that are making big money
Speaker 1: realizing that, you know, you need to spend some of
Speaker 1: that on your employees, because if you have good employees
Speaker 1: and strong employees and happy employees, it will benefit the
Speaker 1: company overall. It's a buil talking to you, so I
Speaker 1: get to go there. Before to go, I would love
Speaker 1: to know your opinion on this. Gen Z has been
Speaker 1: leading the charge in re establishing what work should be
Speaker 1: and how people should think about it in their lives,
Speaker 1: you know. And one of the one of the terms
Speaker 1: that's become quite buzzy now is quiet quitting. People say
Speaker 1: I only need to work as much as I need
Speaker 1: to work to get my salary. For too long, people
Speaker 1: in America have going like, I work over to the
Speaker 1: last one in the office, I don't sleep, my family
Speaker 1: hates me. People are proud of that. And now gen
Speaker 1: Z is saying, no, actually, I will work for what
Speaker 1: I'm paid for and then I will go and I
Speaker 1: will live my life. Many companies are saying this is
Speaker 1: the worst thing that could happen. Where do you stand
Speaker 1: on this? As the secretary of Let me just say,
Speaker 1: the first time I was asked the question about about
Speaker 1: quiet quitting, I really had I thought it was people
Speaker 1: like quitting and leaving. So I gave, I gave an answer,
Speaker 1: and it was I looked like a complete moron and
Speaker 1: it but and then I looked at what it was
Speaker 1: after the fact, Um, you know again, that goes back
Speaker 1: to I think it goes back to employers understanding about
Speaker 1: how they need to know their workforce and need to
Speaker 1: have conversations with their workforce and need to make sure
Speaker 1: that it workforce is understands what the mission is and
Speaker 1: also is treated fairly. And I think that that that
Speaker 1: has to happen when when I became the mayor of Boston,
Speaker 1: you know, the biggest group of folks that I brought
Speaker 1: in with millennials and millennials quite honestly, in the beginning,
Speaker 1: we jump from job to job, the job here for
Speaker 1: ten minutes to go to new job after that, and
Speaker 1: it took me some time to sit down and talk
Speaker 1: about what what is it exactly that we can do
Speaker 1: here in the city of Boston as as the city
Speaker 1: to keep you working in the workforce. And I think
Speaker 1: having those conversations with your employees is so important for
Speaker 1: a corporation or even for government somebody like me, myself
Speaker 1: or other elected officials. We need to have those conversations
Speaker 1: because the quiet quitting piece. Um. You know, you're expecting
Speaker 1: when you hire somebody to work hot and do the
Speaker 1: right thing. But if they're not and there's a reason
Speaker 1: for it, let's let's get to the heart of what
Speaker 1: what the what the what the reason is? Thank you
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