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.

How long after the war did the new law come into effect?

What does the new law at 313 signify in the context of labor disputes?

What significant action did President Roosevelt take regarding the Connolly Smith Anti Strike Bill?

What was the outcome of Congress's insistence on the anti-strike law?

At what time did the Senate override the veto?