get on it

“He told them that they should get on it, start investing, start moving, shift production here to the United States of America where they will pay no tariff,” Leavitt said.

“He lets them know it’s long, but also we need to get on it.”

A similar threat was made to the Inner-City Law Center a month or so prior, in which someone faxed the firm demanding that if a particular employee did “not call this number back by the end of the day we are taking a grenade to inner city law GET ON IT ASAP.”

“We’re professionals,” offensive lineman Zion Johnson said, “so we get on it early, watch the film at home, make sure that we’re on top of everything we need to be.”

Right up to the moment of departure, Sheikh Hasina was reluctant to get on it, her son said.