Kemp takes aim at unions as he plans on spending state's surplus on tax cuts and safety measures

Governor Brian Kemp had a busy week. In his State of the State address he announced spending priorities of the Georgia's massive surplus, which includes possible tax breaks and increased safety measures. Earlier in the week, Kemp took aim at the labor movement, that has picked up some steam in Georgia, with this legislative session possibly seeing legislation to make unionizing more difficult in the state. Plus, the trial of a Public Safety Training Center protester is delayed as attorneys ask for more time. And Atlanta's City Council approves a rebate program for people buying e-bikes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.