And near the end of the show, the PSU president agreed that while they have been building momentum since the start of the protests, it has been slowly fizzling out. But he told host, Jules Vasquez, that this is necessary since it's time to step back and re-evaluate their position. And after this, he believes the unions will come back even stronger.
Gerald Henry - President, PSU "I don't want it blow out at the idea of oh the strike is going on for so long and because of that means you're losing. No, it does not mean you're losing, and I like to draw the analogy of how a slingshot works. In order for the slingshot to cause whatever damage, you have to pull it back, there are other times when you have to pull back, reorganize ourselves and then we let lose again, we're probably in that phase right now, we are pulling back and so it appears as if though we are withdrawing or losing but when we come back from that now, you'd be surprise to know where we end up. So, this is all a part of the process, you know while you are doing these things because it's not an exact science and so you have to measure what the other side is doing and reanalyse ourselves and see where it is that you have falling down in the process and then try to ensure that going forward, you fix those missteps that you probably have made. That is to me personally the point we are at right now and we have to reorganize ourselves, educate our public officers to let them what it is we are fighting for, how is it that they can engage."
