Speaker 1: You know, folks, it looks like Democrat Party unity is
Speaker 1: coming apart while they stick it to American businesses suffering
Speaker 1: under the coronavirus lockdowns. Senate Democrat Leader Chuck you Schumer
Speaker 1: and how Speaker Nancy Pelosi refused to support liability protections
Speaker 1: for businesses that want to get back to normal operations,
Speaker 1: but according to The Hill, a few so called moderate
Speaker 1: Democrats are pushing back. Chris Coon's a short little ball guide.
Speaker 1: Delaware senator and Biden buddy says he wants businesses to
Speaker 1: have some form of liability protection, but only with clear
Speaker 1: regulatory guidelines red tape. In other words, Alabama Senator Doug Jones,
Speaker 1: whose seat is in serious danger, is also willing to
Speaker 1: make a liability protection deal with Republicans. He wants businesses
Speaker 1: to have some protections, but he doesn't want to give
Speaker 1: them blanket immunity or a blank check. You know, I
Speaker 1: hope every business owner large and small is paying attention
Speaker 1: to this. I mean, without liability protect should in place,
Speaker 1: swarms of lawyers are going to be filing suit the
Speaker 1: minute employees, customers, or clients claims they caught the coronavirus
Speaker 1: because of the business regardless where they actually got it. Now,
Speaker 1: some of these businesses are struggling to keep their doors
Speaker 1: open as it is, lawsuits and kill them, and the
Speaker 1: Democrats know it and they don't care. Democrats how old
Speaker 1: the moon whenever somebody calls them anti business, But that's
Speaker 1: exactly what they are, straight to their core.