so after enjoying the hospitality they declared the uaw stupid and obsolete. and the aftermath of the new left takeover of the democratic party really was the total alienation of what was ostensibly the liberal party from people who worked for a living. you could probably dated to the 1972 convention that nominated mcgovern. the democratic party gave over to identity politics. representing the poor and dispossessed which was what they were supposed to be for. you see the same thing happening in all of the western democracies which is why it wasn't just a quirk of the decision to dnc made in 1971 that really something that was a consequence of the boomer generation. richard branson and the goat illustrates her but he ran records and there was a moment in the late 70s when the people at one of his record factories looked at the album cover that they were supposed to be printing and said the fascist regime, what? they saw the desecration in the music and they said well okay too far and too far. we the workers like the queen and we consider this album something cl

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the uaw, the afl-cio, the iebw are all in strong support. and it has the support of ford and gm. so, it has a broad coalition. and, we think, just about all of it -- we're working on this -- can go through reconciliation -- >> meaning 50 votes plus one rather than needing ten republicans. >> correct. >> will that be -- >> and we're looking at ways in the build -- by the way, president biden very graciously made it part of his build it back better plan, which does a lot on climate. and we're looking at how we make build it back better fit as much of it into reconciliation as we can, because we get two reconciliation motions, one for covid and then one probably for build it back better. >> tell me -- describe to me new senate majority leader chuck schumer's main legislative priorities. obviously, we have some things that are not legislative technically -- the impeachment of the president, the president's -- the new president's cabinet. >> oh, can i say one other thing on climate? >> please. >> i think it might be a good idea for president biden to call a climate emergency. >> hmm.

way mirror in their bathroom and the storm doors opening coming up next, our chief meteorologist bill uawd through a crowd of people it happened last night, the police cruiser hit two people while responding to a reported street racing incident, police say when the patrol car arrived, officers asked the crowd to disperse. that's when a group of people surrounded the police car and started hitting it. one witness, though, says they were never asked to get out of the way. it was never a call made for people to disperse. they never one time told people to get out the way people just approached. the car started yelling, you know, it's like a group of kids started yelling at him. and then next thing you know the cop car. they don't just hit one person they brand over. they completely drove over one person. but they hit about 10 15 other people too. ah police captain said the two people were taken to the hospital. one has been released. we don't know the condition of the other person because the incident is considered to be a use of deadly force. another police department will take the lead on

the uaw said they're happy to work with general motors to help transition from gas based vehicles intoink should be made in the u.s. in the near future with electrification. jackie: great to see you. thanks so much for that. okay. coming up on the show, dunkin love, why some couples are choosing to renew vows from the drive-through lane i it's making a buzz this morning. we're going to tell you all about this, next. ♪ tell me how i got this far. ♪ why you're here and who you are. what day is it? these days it can be easy to lose track of things. did i feed you? but taking prescriptions shouldn't be one of them. cvs simpledose presorts your prescriptions into packets, so you know what to take when. delivered at no cost. is this clean? visit cvs.com. what if i sleep hot?... numbers janor cold?e on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. is this clean? no problem, with temperature balancing you can sleep better together. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. will it help me keep up wi

will employ over 5000 people, many of those being employed will be detroiters with a mix of current uawhe end of the day, all of those jobs will be unionized jobs with a collective bargaining agreement that will ensure standards of living. so that is something that is significant, something that more people need to realize in this country that working families need to have a voice and a mechanism where they can advance standards of living, wages, benefits, job security. you do that through and organize voiced with a collective bargaining agreement. that is something i am very happy to hear that joe biden understands very well. matt: back in those times when i moved here, globalization was on the rise. in the last four years, you have really seen a breakdown of global trade in a lot of places, certainly with donald trump's trade war against china. how has that affected the auto industry? rory: it has put us on a teeter totter, so to speak, with a lot of supply in securities and things like that -- supply insecurities and we will find that the american people were the one taxed during tho

course saved the auto industry in a big wonderful government intervention way that worked with the uawwork for other than the rich. there was technological change, all the rest. but you see how the u.s. did it, proceeded to deal with all of those changes from 1980 on and how the rest of the world did it and they did well. there are all kinds of good capitalisms in the world and then there's ours, less good, more insecure, bad capitalism, if you will. so -- and, by the way, george mcgovern 1972, richard nixon, that was a freakish time. we could argue for hours about whether mike dukakis and walter mondale were particularly economically left because by that point during the '70s, spontaneously and through the work of the evil geniuses and their think tanks in media and elsewhere really did help change the paradigm, really did convince, i think falsely, a lot of people that big government is bad, taxes are bad, a lot of things that allowed the economic right to hoodwink the good people of america to vote against their economic interests. that's sort of hedge fund we got here. then we just