3 chapters across the catalog
Boeing Strike Settlement, Postal Workers Contract
Boeing reached a tentative agreement with its largest union to end a crippling strike, offering a 35% raise over four years and a $7,000 ratification bonus. In contrast, the postal letter carriers union is facing a much smaller 1.3% increase and is legally barred from striking.
The hosts debate the legality of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) and how they seemingly abrogate First Amendment rights. They use a provocative analogy about "signing up slaves" to question the limits of private contracts that require individuals to sign away constitutional protections.
Constitutionality of Mandatory Vaccines and NDAs
The hosts debate whether private contracts or international treaties can legally override constitutional rights. They compare the enforcement of non-disclosure agreements and mandatory vaccinations to illegal contracts, arguing that citizens cannot sign away basic First Amendment or bodily autonomy rights.
