Topic: Grover Cleveland

The hosts discuss the possibility of Donald Trump running for president again in 2024 if he is ousted in 2020. They cite Grover Cleveland as the historical precedent for a president serving non-consecutive terms and speculate on the political chaos that would follow a Biden inauguration.

A review of the history of Labor Day reveals its origins in the 1894 Pullman strike rather than the 1882 Central Labor Union observance often cited. President Barack Obama issued a formal proclamation for the holiday, despite it being a long-standing federal fixture. Historical records show President Grover Cleveland sent federal troops to suppress the Pullman strike, resulting in at least 30 deaths, before rushing the Labor Day bill through Congress to appease the workforce.