what the opposition does, someone can say he's ultra-right. it was a person from the electorate of fizewho shot at him, so in fact, this is such an amazing story. you know, it is interesting that at the first moment, when it was not known who he was, what kind of person he was, then people from the government coalition made a statement when they began to accuse the opposition, that he is your liberal, some kind of leftist, etc. later it turned out that he participated in those events right-wing extremist, pro-russian forces. and indeed, if we take a pro-russian position, then he was closer, if we were to look at it from the current point of view, to robert fiitzo, because robert fiitz is not a pro-western politician, he is a pro-russian politician, so it would be strange that such a person, such a man with such figure, suddenly made up my mind... fortunately, i think that precisely thanks to those publications and what journalists found in the archives, there will now be no such dispute as to who is directly to blame, this is all in the essence of the matter expressed by the ruling part

i know, robby, when i see these journalists who make $165,000 a year uni#fizing, i always think to myselfos union, you know, coming well and frankly, them them doing something that one of the people you mentioned in the or who you talk to in the book pointed out right away is, you know, if the union negotiates or you get a kind of minimum starting pay or a minimum wage, how does that impact people who are just starting off, who are maybe not worth employing at that rate? are you just like cutting them off from opportunity for the company to give them a chance? so you're you're right. let's start with and starbucks i, i is sort of starbucks unionization efforts afoot. i was not able to find a starbucks worker who was not happy and they really like rk starbucks. the place gives really incredible benefits. while i was reporting the book, there was a great moment. i'm sure saw it, where bernie sanders, senator bernie sanders, howard schultz, who started starbucks in front a senate committee to sort of berate him about, you know, the union busting and so forth. and at some point, howard schult