and joining us now is united auto workers president shawn fain. welcome to the table, my friend.e you -- having the conversation this morning. >> thank you. appreciate you having me. yeah. >> we're so happy to have you here, there's been a reticence of the part of uaw to endorse president biden. i'm curious what you can tell me about the conversation you had with him that helped you come around on that. >> well, it was not so much the conversation. it's really the actions and that was one thing we made clear when we took over -- when i took over as president that our endorsements were going to be earned. no longer just freely given and not just a party affiliation. they were going to be earned by the candidates so you know, there was some disappointment up front when i took over. i think people expected us just to make an endorsement right away. but -- to me, there was work to be done. we had a -- ev battery transition in industry in transition -- >> electric vehicles. >> so workers weren't left behind. and then you know obviously we had the contract campaign a lot of work coming

and ahead of the united auto workers, probably never shook hands with a republican before.aken 34% of the automobile manufacturing business in our country. china now is building a couple of massive plants where they will think they will sold those cars into the united states with no tax at the border. let me tel if you are listening president xi, he understands the way ideal, those big monster car manufacturing plants you are building in mexico right now, and you think you are going to get that and not hire americans, no, we will put a 100% tariff on every car that comes across the line. if i get elected. now if i don't get elected, it will be a bloodbath. that will be the least of it. it will be a bloodbath for the . >> mr. trump's remarks drew rebukes from democrats as well as his former vice president mike pence. the next day, he told cbs's 'face the nation' he would not endorse trump's 2024 bid. mr. pence: after a lot of prayer and reflection i will not be endorsing donald trump this year. look, i very proud of the record of our administration. it was a record that left

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auto workers union.and republicans both invited advocates for action on the growing opioid crisis. guests will attend on the invitation of speaker johnson. the mother and son of an american taking captive by hamas while serving as a soldier in the israeli defense forces. and a member kidnapped by hamas while attending a music festival was held in gaza before being released in december. joining me now on capitol hill is helen humphrey. helena, this is a big opportunity for the president to set out for voters. how high are the stakes for him? >> very high. president biden has opportunity to deal with two big challenges. he has to set up the legislative agenda for the year ahead and also make the case that he is the person to guide america through the next four years. he is facing concerns about his age and mental acuity. so it will not just be about what he says, it will be about the way in which he says it. he is expected to speak about issues at the top of mind like immigration and the economy. he is lik

auto workers union.and republicans both invited advocates for action on the growing opioid crisis. guests will attend on the invitation of speaker johnson. the mother and son of an american taking captive by hamas while serving as a soldier in the israeli defense forces. and a member kidnapped by hamas while attending a music festival was held in gaza before being released in december. joining me now on capitol hill is helen humphrey. helena, this is a big opportunity for the president to set out for voters. how high are the stakes for him? >> very high. president biden has opportunity to deal with two big challenges. he has t set up the legislative agenda for the year ahead and also make the case that he is the person to guide america through the next four years. he is facing concerns about his age and mental acuity. so it will not just be about what he says, it will be about the way in which he says it. he is expected to speak about issues at the top of mind like immigration and the economy. he is like

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joe biden, oh my god, which are crooked capital c, which are killing the automobile industry, the united auto workers, but not their leadership fully understand what i mean, with the electric car mandate being pushed by biden. there soon won't be any cars made in the usa unless i'm elected president, in which case auto manufacturing will thrive like never before, maga 2024, all capsluck, all upper case hysterical, so if you zoom out and you listen to the clip, you see that he really was talking about the automobile industry, it was a broader discussion within that context, but it's not as cut and dry as he wants us to believe, mean i'm not entirely sure what he was trying to say, but it didn't go down well at all with the democrats and the liberals, i can see that for instance, uh robert reich berkley, professor and former us secretary of labor, went as far as calling trump fascist. oh my god, we've heard that many times before. he tweeted the following, this week trump has warned of a blood bath if he's not elected, promised again to release violent jan six criminals, claimed immigrants

auto workers, but not their leadership, fully understand what i mean, with the electric car mandate being pushed by biden, there soon won't be any cars made in the usa, unless i'm elected president, in which case auto manufacturing will thrive like never before, maga 2024, sluck, a little upper case hysterical, so if you zoom out and you listen to the clip, you see that he really was talking about the automobile industry, it was a broader discussion within that context, but it's not as cut and dry as he wants us to believe, mean i'm not entirely sure what he was trying to say, but it didn't go down well at all with the democrats and the liberals, i can see that. for instance uh robert reich berkley, professor and former us secretary of labor went as far as calling trump fascist, oh my god, we've heard that many times. times before, he tweeted the following, this week trump has warned of a blood bath if he's not elected, promised again to release violent jan six criminals, claimed immigrants aren't people, and called for the prosecution of liz chainey, these are warning signs of fasc

in january, the president received an endorsement from the united auto workers union.president and teamsters discussed a number of topics today, including workers wages, pensions, income inequality, and corporate bankruptcy reform. >> the meeting went well. rank and file members got the opportunity to ask the president questions that are important to us. his message has been, you know, consistent. he's the only pro-union president also met with the teamsters earlier this year. the union is expected to make this summer in 2p20, it backed mr. biden over mr. trump, one week after super tuesday. >> hereúin california. we still do not know if governor newsom's multi-billion dollar mental health reform proposal will pass. these are the latest numbers from california's secretary of state website. it shows at last count, the yes vote on proposition one is leading by just over 4000 votes. ballots are still being counted. but today the group opposing prop one issued a statement conceding that the measure will likely pass. now, if it does, the state can bonds to build mel health

the united auto workers, which has endorsed biden, called the revised proposal a more feasible emissionsrkers. the epa emphasized there's absolutely no mandate to adopt electric vehicles, but the wall street journal's editorial board writing, make no mistake, this is a coerced phase out of gas powered cars. former president trump has campaigned against the new rules. >> crooked joe has ordered a hit job on michigan manufacturing with his insane electric vehicle mandate as president, trump rolled back emission standards imposed by former president obama. >> the white house claims the new emission standards will save americans billions of dollars in fuel costs and will reduce pollution, saving on health care costs. >> well, organizers of the summer olympics in paris say there won't be air conditioning at the olympic village in order to reduce their carbon footprint. instead they plan to use an underground system that's cooled by water. the hope is that the geothermal energy system will ensure the temperature of the athletes. apartments won't rise above 79°f. >> i like it at a cool 74 mysel

auto workers, but not their leadership, fully understand what i mean, with the electric car mandate being pushed by biden, there soon won't be any cars made in the usa, unless i'm elected president, in which case auto manufacturing will thrive like never before, maga 2024, old capsluck, a little upper case hysterical, so if you zoom out and you listen to the clip, you see that he really was talking about the automobile industry, yeah, it was a broader discussion within that context, but it's not as cut and dry as he wants us to believe, i mean i'm not entirely sure or what he was trying to say, but it didn't go down well at all with the democrats and the liberals. i can see that. for instance, uh, robert reich berkley, professor and former us secretary of labor, went as far as calling trump fascist. oh my god, we've heard that many times before he tweeted the following. this week trump has warned of a blood bath if he's not elected, promised again to release violent jan six criminals, claimed immigrants aren't people, and called for the prosecution of liz chainey. these are warning

auto workers, but not their leadership, fully... understand what i mean, with the electric car mandate being pushed by biden, there soon won't be any cars made in the usa, unless i'm elected president, in which case auto manufacturing will thrive like never before, maga 2024, all capslot a little upper case hysterical, so if you zoom out and you listen to the clip, you see that he really was talking about the automobile industry, yeah, it was a broader discussion within that context, but it's not as cut and dry as he wants us to believe, mean i'm not entirely sure what he was trying to say, but it didn't go down well at all with the democrats and the liberals, i can see that, for instance uh robert reich berkley, professor and former us secretary of labor went as far as calling trump fascist, oh my god, we've heard that many times. he tweeted the following, this week trump has warned of a blood bath if he's not elected, promised again to release violent jan six criminals, claimed immigrants aren't people, and called for the prosecution of liz chainey, these are warning signs of fascism

teamsters for democratic and the united auto. several groups, includin's the dodge revolutionary union movement and the league of revolutionary black workers, and within the united union steelworkers. but they're all of these organized nations pushed these unions to capitalize on this new and new rank and file militancy against the conditions of that's surge in labor activism. doesn't start to taper off until 1981 with pat koch strike, which would signal an end to this wave of labor insurgency. i want to talk just briefly before i get into the next topic about what the conditions that these workers and unions are concerned about now when it comes to. there's a whole package of things that happen in the decade in 1960. that means that workers within, any school district, whether they're teachers or public. buildings, service employees or people who work the cafeteria line, are looking at schools that have greater demands on them. the wave of baby boomers that goes through that sort of expand the population of schools but also scho

auto workers, but not their leadership, fully understand what i mean, with the electric'. car mandate being pushed by biden, there soon won't be any cars made in the usa, unless i'm elected president, in which case auto manufacturing will thrive like never before, maga 2024, oh cap sluck, a little upper case, so if you zoom out and you listen to the clip, you see that he really was talking about the automobile industry, it was a broader discussion within that context, but it's not as cut and dry as he wants us to believe, mean i'm not entirely sure what he was trying to say, but it didn't go down well at all with the democrats and the liberals, i can see that. for instance uh robert reich berkley, professor and former us secretary of labor, went as far as calling trump fascist, oh my god, we've heard that many times before, he tweeted the following, this... trump has warned of a blood bath if he's not elected, promised again to release violent jan six criminals, claimed immigrants aren't people, and called for the prosecution of liz chaney. these are warning signs of fascism. if we ig

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auto workers and it is sean penn and other related groups to come out and mobilise for him, the otherress, anti—trust enforcement is a key theme because it enables democrats to take on corporate america. knowing republicans like donald trump making overtures to working voters across the country saying anger other party now working people. that republican strategy, you seejoe biden and his allies in the administration like ftc chair, they're issuing a flurry of lawsuits against corporations ably buy out of with anti—trust law, jonathan kanter of the law, jonathan ka nter of the justice law, jonathan kanter of the justice department doing the same. this is something that shows people that this is an activity ministration for some of these progressive causes especially when it comes to the role of the corporation, how it can merge and how big some of these giants are. the ohio senator is praising the ftc because he himself has concerns about the size and scope and power of technology.- power of technology. donald trum- power of technology. donald trum is power of technology. donald trump

auto workers. the president shown fame during his recent state to the union address. sean, where are the president believe that this particular union's early endorsement, but it's not just in the labor movement that by didn't may lose some boats. african americans have traditionally supported democrats. that's acknowledged that this like history white house event. i am president and commons by says because of you, you've had my back and i, we've had your back. it's among some young blacks is concerned about bite in this age and also, and good being treated as a monolithic block, who support of a democratic candidate is a given. we do not all think the same. we do all of the same. and i think that sometimes on capital hill, they forget that. and with this political climate, i feel like my community is starting to understand the importance of, of not checking out. that's their typical box that they could continue to put us in recent polls confirmed there's a drop in support among the democrats tradit

they did that to try to appease united auto workers, it may ap appease the union boss, the auto workersrt enough to see that jobs are not here in the united states it will be a hit to uaw and auto workers and to middle class, and middle class can't afford the electric vehicles. >> that is what president trump was referring to. he said it would be a blood bath. maybe you don't like this adjectives and adverbing, s, this is going to damage america, america's working folks, american communities, advantage china, is that what we want? >> right, you know, they say not a ban, the "new york times" today in their article, saying this is not a ban, and example they gave, because people still will be able it buy used cars. i don't think that is what americans want, i think that americans want to be able to buy the new car that they want, not social engineers from the biden administration. they want a capitalist society when they can decide when they buy. larry: used car prices will go sky-high. >> they are. >> borrowing costs for use cars are higher than new cars, andrew wheeler former epa. >> gr

calling out the united auto workers, the president shown fame during his recent state to the union address. sean, where are the, the president believe that this particular union's early endorsement. but it's not just in the labor movement that find in may lose some boats. african americans have traditionally supported democrats. that's acknowledged that this like history white house event. i am president and commons by says because of you, you've had my back and i, we've had your back. it's among some young blacks is concerned about bite in this age and also, and good being treated as a monolithic block, who support of a democratic candidate is a given. we do not all think the same. we do all of the same. and i think that sometimes on capital hill, they forget that. and with this political climate, i feel like my community is starting to understand the importance of, of not checking out. that's their typical box that they could continue to put us in recent polls confirmed there's a drop in support among the democrats traditional constituencies. one poll indicates that bite and support amon

calling off the united auto workers, the president shown fame during his recent state to the union address. sean, where are the president believe that this particular union's early endorsement, but it's not just in the labor movement that fight in may lose some boats. african americans have traditionally supported democrats. that's acknowledged that this like history white house event. i am president and commons by says because of you, you've had my back and i, we've had your back come on. some young blacks is concerned about bite in this age and also, and good being treated as a monolithic block, who support of a democratic candidate is a given. we do not all think the same. we do not look the same. and i think that sometimes on capital hill, they forget that. and with this political climate, i feel like my community is starting to understand the importance of, of not checking out. that's their typical box that they could continue to put us in recent polls confirmed there's a drop in support among the democrats traditional constituencies. one poll indicates that bite and support among bla

calling out the united auto workers, the president shown fame during his recent state to the union address. sean, where are the president believe that this particular union's early endorsement, but it's not just in the labor movement that by didn't may lose some boats. african americans have traditionally supported democrats. that's acknowledged that this like history white house event. i am president and commons by says because of you. you've had my back and i, we've had your back. get them on some young blacks is concerned about bite in this age. and also, and get being treated as a monolithic block, who support of a democratic candidate is a given. we do not all think the same, we do all of the same. and i think that sometimes on capital hill, they forget that. and with this political climate, i feel like my community is starting to understand the importance of, of not checking out. that's their typical box that they could continue to put us in recent polls confirmed, there's a drop in support among the democrats traditional constituencies. one poll indicates that bite and support among

teamsters for democratic and the united auto. several groups, including a direction's the dodge revolutionary union movement and the league of revolutionary black workers, and within the united union steelworkers. but they're all of these organized nations pushed these unions to capitalize on this new and new rank and file militancy against the conditions of the 1970s workplace. and that's surge in labor activism. doesn't start to taper off until 1981 with pat koch strike, which would signal an end to this wave of labor insurgency. i want to talk just briefly before i get into the next topic about what the conditions that these workers and unions are concerned about now when it comes to. there's a whole package of things that happen in the decade in 1960. that means that workers within, any school district, whether they're teachers or public. buildings, service employees or people who work the cafeteria line, are looking at schools that have greater demands on them. the wave of baby boomers that goes through that sort of expand t

i so do you asked jordan egypt fonts on the united auto band? let's have jumped more aid into northern gauze. i'm jordanian on forces. so they counted our 9 in jobs for the us delivered more than $48.00 fighters and meals. international pressure is growing and as round to allowing more aid into the strip conditions, main guy in the north be you and says at least 300 air trucks. i needed each day to ease the suffering there. scroll down to send is on was a senior deputy director of operations in gaza, is that the air drops or not effect of an addressing issue monitoring crisis. so the only agent got through recently of any, any type of in the air drops and while they're dropped, you're very welcome. it's not gonna allow the scale that's needed on air drop. can do $3.00 to $4.00 metric tons of one truck and bring 18 metric tons. so we'd much prefer to bring a lot of trucks and we do appreciate the air drops. it is getting some good, it's north, but it's not, it's not at all sufficient. thank the challenge we face is that there is an order of despe

at that hearing, the senate heard from at that point the head of the united auto workers and the congress of industrial organizations and roofers, regarded as one of the great labor leaders of his time. this is what he said at that time. he said, we fully realize the potential benefits of automation are great. if properly handled, if only a fraction of wr the future is tr, within a very few years, automation can and should make possible a four day work week. the reduction of the work week to 35 or 30 hours in the coming decades can be an important shock absorber during the transition to the widere use of automation. in 1886, 1 of the planks was to establish an eight hour work day, eight hours work, eight hours for rest, eight hours for what you will. that was back in 1886. americans of that era are sick and tired of working 12 hour ■days for six or seven days a week with very little time for rest, relaxation or quality time with their families. they went out on strike, they organize, they petitioned the government, and they achieved real after decades o■fggle. in 1916, president woodrow w

as president of the united auto workers, i represent 400,000peos industries, and 600,000 retirees.ow when my members look back on their lives, they never say “i wish i had worked more.” when people reach the end of their lives, they never say “i wish i'd made more money.” what they wish for is they wish they had more time. that's what work does. we are paid for our■ñ when we were, we are sacrificing time with other people, friends, and other things we wish to do. but time, like every precious resource in our society, is not given freely to the working class. since the industrial revolution, we have seen the productivity of our society skyrocket. with the advance of technology, one market is now doing what 12 workers used to do. more profit can be squeezed out of every hour, everyinute, every second. there was a time when this phenomenon was supposed to lead to workers getting their time back. getting some of their lives back. nearly 100 years ago, the spoke of the future of workers' time. his worry was that with all the gains in productivity, we wouldn't know what to do with ou he

at that hearing, the senate heard from at that point the head of the united auto workers and the congress of industrial organizations and roofers regarded as one of the great labor leaders of his time. this is what he said at that time. he said, we fully realize the potential benefits of automation are great. if properly handled, if only a fraction of what technologists promise for the future is true, within a very few years, automation can and should make possible a four day work week. the reduction of the work week to 35 or 30 hours in the coming decades can be an important shock absorber during the transition to the widespread use of automation. in 1886, 1 of the planks was to establish anight hour work day, eight hours work, eight hours for rest, eight hours for what you will. that was back in 1886. americans of that era are sick and tired of working 12 hour days for six or seven days a week with very little time for rest, relaxation or quality time with their families. they went out on strike, they organize, they petitioned the government, and they achieved real result after decades

at that hearing, the senate heard from at that point the head of the united auto workers, regarded asone of the great labor leaders of his time. said at that time. he said, we fully realize the potential benefits of automation are great. if handled, if only a fraction of what technologists promise for the future is true, automation can and should make possible a four day work week. the reduction of the work week to 35 or 30 hours in the coming decades can be an important shock absorber during the transition to the widespread use of automation. 0 in 1886, 1 of the planks was to establish an eight hour work day, eight hours work, eight hours for rest, eight hours for what you will. that was back in 1886. americans of that era are sick and tired of working 12 hour days for six or seven days a week with very littlee for rest, relaxation or quality time with their families. they went out on strike, they organize, they petitioned the government, and they achieved real result after decades of struggle. in 1916, president woodrow wilson signed legislation into law to establish an eight hour w

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paul: what about the autoworkers, united auto workers endorsed this with a long statement of caveat sayingo put tariffs on foreign cars too, but this has implications for them. >> not surprised the uaw's with biden on this. it is a union, part of the progressive democratic movement. i'm curious whether this will create friction between union leaders and members who are more middle of the road, more susceptible to trump's appeals, people -- paul: more susceptible to losing their jobs. shawn fain isn't going to lose his job. >> people don't understand the scale of this. last year new auto sales were 8% evs, half were teslas, talking about a force-fed transition with a lot of money with auto companies which is part of what is keeping the uaw to get this to a majority within a decade. this is terrible politics and i wonder how much president biden's into it. is a 1967 corvette guy. when they classified files, they are not sitting next to a chevy volt so this to me looks like it was driven by progressives in the administration. paul: the automakers signed off on this. they are for it. between t

they did that to try to appease the united auto workers.ase the union bosses i think auto workers themselves to see these jobs are not here in the united states and the ev cars that are made in the united states use much fewer, fewer employees. so it is going to be a lit to the uaw around to the auto workers and the middle class. the middle class can't afford the evs any way. larry: that is what president trump was referring to,. >> yes. larry: he said it would be a bloodbath. maybe you don't like his adverbs andage whytives but reality, this thing will basically damage america, america's working folks, american communities as you say advantage china. is that what we really want? >> exactly. they're saying it is not a ban. "the new york times" today in their article parroting the biden administration said this is not a ban. the example they gave is because people will still be able to buy used cars. larry: oh. >> that is i don't think what americans want. americans want to buy the new car they want. they don't want the social engineering fr

auto workers a rank in file think?largely agree with the former president and in crucial states like michigan, those voters can make the difference in deciding the entire election. >> trace: in just about 30 seconds left, i just want to know, does this really deplete our confidence in both the media in the legal system, all of the stuff we are seeing now? >> think it was well gone already trace, remember we had nine years of this kind of bashing against donald trump, highlighted always here by russia collusion pushed for three years. messengers telling you to think something when you heard something else clearly, i do think it any impact, think it has a moron when boomerang a fight that benefits trump leader not. >> trace: thank you for coming on? it sounds like the supupreme cot might be willing to allow the government more latitude when it comes to censoring social media. even if the government is censoring accurate information, today oral argument, one supreme court just as worried about the first amendment hamstrin

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i tell you what, if any autoworker -- united auto worker or other -- if any autoworker voted against>> the biden campaign for its part continues -- not the smartest people. you talk about stripping words out of their proper context. the word is used in a lot of different ways. but when you say there will be a bloodbath, as we said yesterday related to the auto industry, but then it goes, and that will be the least of it. and then he goes, for all of america, and that will be the least of it. for a guy who trades violent rhetoric, for a guy who took something that he claims was for the auto industry and then generalized it for the rest of america. i guess if that works for people, then -- they can't figure it out. that's fine. i mean, of course, we are looking at trumps headlines. i think drudge is going to use the word every day for the next month or two. >> were talking about whether you use it that way or whether you use it in the context where you attach violence to it. and again, when he goes, and that will be the least of it for all of america, while the biden campaign certainly

auto workers union.today included workers wages, pensions, income bankruptcy reform.rporate and file members got the. rank opportunity toúask the president questions that are important to us. his message has been, you know, consistent. pro-union president. >> former president trump met with the teamsters earlier this year. the union is expected to make an endorsement this summer, it backed mr. biden over trump. >> a contentious hearing on capitol hill today, both spdemocrats and republicans in congress questioned special counsel former special counsel robert her over his investigation into president biden's mishandling of classified information. robert julie haener stood by his handling of the case and his inl mental state. vox's rebeccat's castor is in washington with the story. >> former special counsel robert president biden over his mishandling of classified documents, faced intense scrutiny from both sides of the aisle. >> on capitol hill tuesdayl joe spbiden told us he knew the rul, so mr. her why

fox chattanooga where the united auto workers union files a petition to hold a federally sanctioned voteo unionize the chattanooga volkswagen plant. the factory would be the only non-detroit three automotive assembly plant in the u.s. to be unionized. and this is a live look at minneapolis from fox 9, our affiliate there one of the big stories there tonight, a pair of ruby slippers warn by judy garland in the wizard of oz are returned to their owner nearly 20 years after stole foreign policy the museum late actor's hometown. the collector who owns the iconic foot wear turned them over to auction company which plans to take them on international tour before offering them at auction in december. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back ♪ beyond the yellow brick road ♪ from the #1 rated brand in cordless outdoor power, the ego power+ blower. reaching an incredible 765 cfm, it runs up to 90 minutes on a single charge. exclusively at lowe's, ace and ego authorized dealers. oooh! this is our night! shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects. o

auto workers union, which endorsed her campaign.will be interesting to see mike and julie where she comes out on this race tomorrow by the light of day. >> thank you for that. now to ktvu cristina rendon in oakland tonight. and christina, barbara lee, she's already left the bay area. >> she has she's already boarded a plane back to washington, d.c. she says she still has her job to do, and she wants to make sure that congress works to keep the government still open and working. this, though, where we're at is a joint election night watch party that was organized by lee and lateefah simon campaigns for her seat, her successor that she believes will actually happen, which is lateefah simon, a bart board of directors behind us. she's been taking pictures with people. it is very loud in here, but regardless of the fact that barbara lee is already not conceding in this race. she said that her campaign has ran a phenomenal multiracial, progressive campaign, and she will wait and watch the votes in spthe coming days. barbara lee, east bay

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it's >> the united auto workers.itive answer of where trump stands on nato. this has global significance. >> why should we guard these these countries that have a lot of money, but now they're paying because of those comments that you saw 2 or 3 ago. you saw 2 or 3 weeks ago. >> this is an interview you will not want to tonight. not want to miss tonight. >> on gb news at 7:00. >> join me . >> join me. >> join me. >> worst contributors on defence is germany , which used to be the is germany, which used to be the richest, most powerful country in europe. they're shockers, as are . are france. >> well, i'm sure will talk >> well, i'm sure they will talk about make our contribution i >>i -- >>ido >> i do have to say, with the passage time, i do it passage of time, i do find it refreshing to hear the things that donald trump says. now, i like fact that i mean, you like the fact that i mean, you know, famously didn't know, he famously said, didn't he turn first in he turn his first time in office? to drain office? he was g

the united auto workers union which endorsed president biden, ey expressed a lot of concern about jobtections and wage protections for people who build the cars and the batteries. help us understand that dynamic. david: president trump has been very bombastic. in his administration, he did rollback some of the greenhouse gas standards that were reinstated and then increased by the biden administration but you know, one of the benefits to plug-in hybrids at the uaw and toyota and others like is they still have internal combustion engines so they require more workers to build them. that is why many americans are more comfortable because if you run out of electricity, you can still put gasoline in that vehicle so at least fo the short term, there's a lot of people who like that vehicle even though the environmental benefits are somewhat in dispute given we don't know how much that vehicle is going to be charged versus on gasoline but there is no question that this issue and those key states -- michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, those auto states, former president trump's haranguing about

the united auto workers president as you know, congresswoman shawn fain, was one of the first lady's guests at the state of the union address last night. how far does the president's economic message go with the rank and file union workers in michigan where you are so shawn fain and i've talked a great deal about this. he has endorsed the president. we know we've got to get into the union halls and really talk to members about what the president's done and it's one thing to say, okay, today, we had 245, 85,000 new jobs. they need to understand how it much he has helped them and they are look, let's be real. there are a lot of working people across his country that are half felt. the effects of inflation. >> but >> they are beginning to see a better things are costs are coming down we have to make it very personal to them and i'm not going to kid anybody gotta get into the union halls. but the joe biden you saw last night that joe biden, you've seen today. he connects with these workers and he i do believe that i was worried about the union house in to 15 to 16, you know, that i think

the united auto workers president as you know, congresswoman shawn fain, was one of the first lady's guests at the state of the union address last night. how far does the president's economic message go with a rank and file union workers in michigan where you are so shawn fain and i've talked a great deal about this. he has endorsed the president. we know we've got to get into the union halls and really talk to members about what the president's done. and it's one thing to say, okay, today we had 245, 85,000 new jobs. they need to understand how much but she has helped them and they aren't look, let's be real there a lot of working people across his country that are half felt the effects of inflation. >> but they >> are beginning to see a better things are costs are coming down. we have to make it very personal to them and i'm not going to kid anybody. we've got how to get into the union halls. but the joe biden us saw last night to joe biden, you've seen today, he connects with these workers and i do believe that i was worried about the union house in to 15 and to 16, you know that