Congress Overrides President's Veto Anti-Strike Law

The video discusses labor disputes and governance affecting workers post-war. It highlights the introduction of a new law at 3:13, President Roosevelt's veto of the Connolly Smith Anti Strike Bill, and Congress's insistence on an anti-strike law. Seventeen minutes later, at 3:30, the Senate overrides the veto, demonstrating the legislative process and the balance of power between the presidency and Congress.

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