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So the guy lost everything. Now that he was
blackballed he wasn't working nowhere.
MR. HARMON: Excuse me one second, Mr. Rispo,
while we give the reporter a chance to change her paper
and I would like to address you.
If I can ask you one final question, Mr.
Rispo. It sounds like you don't find that the National
Labor Relations Board is effective where there is an
organized crime influence in labor racketeering. And I
would like to draw your attention back to the problem
that you started discussing with the truck of live
lobsters running around the block, and your showing up
on the scene saying you represented Local 107, and you
had a bunch of employees signed up when, in fact, you
had none and, in fact, you didn't represent Local 107.
Can you make any suggestion to the Commission
that would permit very quick action to prevent these
kinds of shakedown schemes?
MR. RISPO: Well, the way we used to use the
law, all right, the way I would block the law, the same
law that we used to use, see, in order to strike a place
and to get recognition you had to have at that time it
was 55 percent of the cards. And the company has to
wait until they get a hearing with the NLRB and have
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