On this week's Electric Libertyland Brian takes some quick swipes at the lies told by union advocates on Labor Day, and contrasts it with the lies told by Police unions after innocents are killed "in the line of duty." Or the head of the FBI! He also touches on unions and politicos allied against Lyft, Uber and other "gig" labor proposals in CA. Then Brian follows up last week's Chappelle review before Joe Biden's latest "gaffe or gun grab", Bernie Sanders railing against Charter schools, and Andrew Yang's finally getting one thing right.

Discussed in this Episode:

• DiLorenzo, Thomas J. "The Union Myth." The Free Market 24, no. 10 (October 2004).
• Child Labor in the United States stats
• Houston's Police Chief Insists That Cops Who Executed a Deadly Drug Raid Based on Lies 'Had Probable Cause to Be There'
• Does Comey deserve an apology? Not if you read the IG's report
• Uber, Lyft pitch landmark California worker proposal — and tech industry's first ballot threat
• Rotten Tomatoes cherry picks the most critical reviews of Chappelle (0% until a week after debut)
• Joe Biden Calls for Ban on Magazines Holding ‘Multiple Bullets’
• Bernie Sanders Leads the Anti-Charter School Charge 
• One thing I can agree with Andrew Yang on.

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