David Friedberg

It's the same as an antitrust monopoly in a corporation.

It's the same ultimate dynamics as having a monopoly in private industry and corporations.

It's the same ultimate dynamics as having a monopoly in private industry and corporations.

It basically gives you a monopoly on political power, and it gives you the ability to monopolize assets.

It basically gives you a monopoly on political power, and it gives you the ability to monopolize assets.

And that's effectively where we are.

And that's effectively where we are.

Now they're at the point where one union is saying, I'm going to take the assets, $100 billion of assets from a small minority of people in the state.

Now they're at the point where one union is saying, I'm going to take the assets, $100 billion of assets from a small minority of people in the state.

This was the promise that was given in order to get the votes that have gotten us to the point we're at today.

This was the promise that was given in order to get the votes that have gotten us to the point we're at today.

Because that is how the unions operate, right?

Because that is how the unions operate, right?

It is a system that drives political influence by making these sorts of

It is a system that drives political influence by making these sorts of

The old adage is there's always a deal.

The old adage is there's always a deal.

There's always a price.

There's always a price.

except when you're negotiating with the government.