On the June 13 edition of “The Majority Report,” Sam Seder interviewed Rich Yeselson on his recent essay for Democracy, “Fortress Unionism.”

In his essay, Yeselson gives the history of the Taft-Hartley Act of 1947 and argues that it “codified a series of legal land mines—some of which didn’t detonate for decades.” He also offers a strategy he calls “Fortress Unionism,” by which labor will maintain its current strongholds but avoid costly expansion campaigns.

Listen to the whole interview here.