Wall Street Goblin FREAKS OUT Over Amazon Union Victory

CNBC’s Jim Cramer worries the unionization of Amazon's Staten Island warehouses will prevent corporate from continuing to work Amazon employees like an army of robots: "One of the reasons why Amazon works so well is because people work when Amazon says you must work."

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Sam Seder: What happened at Staten island factories the amazon factories were huge in many respects now remember there was also a vote in Bessemer Alabama, they lost but they were a lot closer than they were the first time and there really is a sense now that with the proper formula, maybe it's also the proper uh circumstance um you can unionize an Amazon warehouse, and we're going to see more of this and it's going to scare a lot of people. In fact here are some of the folks on what is it squawk box or CNBC or one of those things um talking about

Emma Vigeland: Sqawk walk on the street the-

SS: Squawk on the street and they're in the studio i don't know all right i mean people get paid lots of money to come up with these show titles just putting that out there did you watch squawk today.

Matt Lech: I'm into this entire squawk extended universe

EV: Yeah cause they're squawk box and now squawk on the street but I don't see them on the street all right maybe we're getting caught up in the wrong

SS: Nevertheless yeah a very uh clear insight into the way that they view people who work in these uh factories or warehouses does it scale...