>> if they don't take care much our members they will. >> carley: the president of the united auto workersacross the country if a deal cannot be made with detroit's big three auto makers. thousands of workers already walking off the job. three plants in michigan missouri and ohio. united auto workers local 19 tony joins us from ohio. tony good morning, we're about five hours into this now, where do things go from here? what happens today? >> it depends on the companies. good morning, thank you for having me. you know, i was at the jeep facility here in toledo at midnight. i think i see myself in that clip right there. and, you know, this is -- all depends on the companies on whether we get a fair deal or not on how long this goes, and if there's more facilities that go out. >> carley: so how far apart are you guys in negotiations now? last we heard united auto workers are asking for a 46% increase and the counter offer from gm and ford is 20%. >> we're still a ways away which is unfortunate. the president plans that wasn't a reference point is was a deadline. pretty historic to take on all

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now what size is position in this conference in the well, uh, the united auto workers. the union has not endorsed a presidential candidate so far, and president biden has really, you know, as we had into an election year, been trying to portray himself as the union man, as the man who cares about workers' rights. and i've been speaking to workers here about how, what they think of his visit at some say, it's great, it's bringing national and even international attention to their cause. but others are really wary about politicians getting involved in this. some say that they really see this as a, as a, as a negotiation between the union and the auto industry captain. and they don't want politicians coming here buying for votes or bringing politics into it. a former president donald trump, is also expected to make a visit here to michigan tomorrow about an hour away from here. and so there's also a concern that there cause will be politicized and taking advantage of notes it tell us what's the current status of that you need to go see a sense of what the impact will they

now, the president of the united auto workers union says that auto workers are expecting that biden to offer them more than words. oh inducements i going to be. and we've been very clear about that. no matter what position we expect, actions not what's. what's interesting, as we see, to stated goals of dividing in ministration, combat incline to change and championing the rights of organized labor, classing, head to head in the state of michigan. the installation reduction act of dividing and ministration foods, all kinds of subsidies for the manufacturing of electric car. so there's all kinds of subsidies for changing the roads or in doing any other kinds of tax incentives or corporations. biden seems to want electric cars on the road. however, as there is now a ramping up of production to make those electric bars to bite the ministration season, the automakers don't seem to want to pay the wages and benefits the auto workers will be expecting for this increase in production. at the same time, oil prices are rising, and we now have these big credit rating of the united states being do

president biden is now expected to address the united auto workers strike.y, more than 13,000 uaw strikers are now on the picket lines against the three biggest automakers, the first time we've seen them do this against all three at the same time. that's ford, general motors, stellantis, parent of chrysler. failing to negotiate better wages and benefits. joining me to talk about all of this and this busy news day is new york congresswoman, claudia tenney. it's good to see you. thank you for joining us. let me start there. your thoughts on this strike? >> well, i understand there's a lot of inflation and costs are going up and workers are probably looking for increase in pay. the demands are about 46% increase in pay across all of uaw, all three that you mentioned. i think there's been offers of between 10 and 15%. but it's going to be tough to go without pay if they continue to strike for how long, we don't know. unfortunately, this is a result of when you lack having a dynamic economy, when you have the costs of inflation, the so-called inflation reduction

the united auto workers strike suspect in just nine days. ident biden spoke with confidence about the situation yesterday. >> mr. president, are you worried about an auto strike? >> no, i'm not worried about [inaudible] i don't think it's going to happen. >> union leadership offering a bit of confusion about the president's response. uaw's president stated i'm shocked by that ction are a. he must know something we don't know. 146,000 member union has hefty demands for the big three automakers, seeking 46% pay raise. 40 hours of week of pay for 32 hours work plus they want pensions restored. automakers argue that these demands are unrealistic with competition froms tesla and foreign automakers right now. remember, president biden has called himself the most pro-liberal president in history. spending yesterday in philadelphia touting bidenomics as he calls it. >> the guy who held this job before me was just one of two presidents in history. one of two presidents who left office with fewer jobs in america than when he got elected office. the las

so there's 140,000 united auto workers right now. and if they are all being forced to shift towards building these evs, which means you don't need 40,000 of the 140,000 at some point in time. maria: that's the world. that's the reality of it. >> correct. absolutely. you would expect that as you advance technologically that creates jobs in other areas, whether building the charging infrastructure or whatever it may be. pete buttigieg has been -- he's been forcing these evs upon us at a point in time where real household income has actually been on the decline over the last few years. i mean, it's like $74,000, and you need to make six figures in order for you to be able to afford an ev. it's very difficult. maria: that's what bob nardelli said when he joined me last week. here he is, former ceo of chrysler. >> there is no installed base to support the demands that are being put out by this administration for electric vehicles. we saw the inflation reduction act that finally come true has nothing to do with that. it's all about the gre

. >> around the nation, the united auto workers are now expanding their walkout to include dozens more plants owned by gm and stellantis. let's go straight to this morning's top stories. a shootout inside a crowded car dealership in albany left two dead including an employee and the gunman. police are investigating what led up to the violence. it happen yesterday at the toyota berkeley service center . police say the gunman began shooting inside the building at around 11:00 a.m.. the shooter killed a woman working there and then later died in a gun battle with police. many of those who witnessed the shooting were at a loss for words. >> really shocked about what happened. >> i heard she got two kids. >> police have not said much about the victim and the suspect but witnesses believe the victim and shooter knew each other. >>> the clock is ticking on capitol hill as lawmakers on both sides of the aisle try to reach a deal to stop a potential government shutdown. the possibility of a shutdown is growing after house speaker kevin mccarthy failed to advance a defense spending bill for the

in fact, overnight more than 13,000 united auto workers took to picket lines at the planted in michigani overnight this marking the first time employees for all three aumz ford, gm, walked out at the same time putting squeeze on at the same time we are expecting a hit depending how long this goes on losses projected about 5 1/2 billion dollars, just in the first 10 days, with my panel sean o'harrow joe borelli, cheryl casone. >> i took a peek at stocks he ford gm last week or so both up around 3% so into the teeth of the headwind of this contract negotiations the market so if you are a doesn't exactly think a catastrophic outcome they have been up and down overtime if you want to get sentiment from investors as with regard to what they think outcome is going to be so far sort of be nine anyone reactionary. >> clrl has been looking at lots of reaction we've already heard from a handful of people expect this will have anback cheryl what are you looking at. >> u.s. chamber putting out a statement this morning, talking about this thing saying this decision, is going to have far-reaching neg

united auto workers union plans to resume talks with the big three detroit auto makers today. will: a striking uaw union members hit the picket lines and biden says record profits should be shared fairly. rachel: alexandria hoff has the latest on this important story. >> yeah, good morning. president biden didn't think a strike was eminent last week but now it's here. >> auto companies have seen record companies and -- record proprofits and those record pros have not been shared fairly in my view with those workers. worker deserve a fair share of the benefits if they do not create an enterprise. >> the phrasing of the united auto workers union and 13,000 workers walked off the plant striking with ford, jeb motors, still leeanne tis for the -- stellantis all at the same time and they're planning to hit the strike if the deal cannot be reached. the production system is highly interconnected and that means the uaw and not having facilities that are directly tactorred of work stoppage and temporary layoff of 600 nonstriking workers due to components of them working on and being ha

the united auto workers union says a strike action. currently hitting selective plans of the droids big 3 car makers could be extended as talks don't produce meaningful progress. by the end of this week, the walk outs are playing out over bigger pay less hours and a $2.00 tiered weight system. but the stakes in this dispute are much higher for the 1st time, the united auto they are, they are the ones that are in competition. our job is to make sure that we're doing everything that we can to support them with as much as we can. so the dentist occasion cards in a diary was deeply moving to see the reaction of it and amazing american. so combination of 50 years of hard work on both sides to address the painful legacies of war and to choose, choose to work together toward peace and a better future. nothing about that journey was inevitable. for decades, would have been on thinkable for an american president to stand and anoint alongside of anybody's vader and announced a mutual commitment to the highest level of countries partnership. it's

the united auto workers strike has the potential to cause the most widespread disruption to american lives and to the entire auto industry in north america if it is not resolved quickly. the uaw has already earned the support of president biden who will travel to michigan this weekend says he will, quote, join the picket line and stand in solidarity with the men and women of the uaw as they fight for air fair share of the value they helped create. joining me now is bob king, the former president of the united auto workers union. he's a lecturer at the university of michigan ellis a residential college. good to see you. thank you for being with us this morning. the uaw extended its strike this weekend from three plants to 38 additional warehouses in 20 states. according to the associated press, that's 12% of the membership of the union which means there is a lot more headway to expand these strikes to a larger scale. it's very effective. it's a different type of strike than there used to be. you don't even have to have everyone on strike to entirely shutter the auto industry in the uni

united auto workers have been on stripe for 12 days now, demanding better pay and working conditions. now the strike could be come a bottle of ground for present, joe biden, as well as republican front $19.00 for the present. donald trump, the head of the 2020 election campaign trail and the 2016 presidential election, donald trump beach, his opponent, hillary clinton, by a fraction of one percent and the 2020 election. the states hung back to the democrats and was won by joe biden. it took just over 50 percent of the vote as spring in island, fisher, who's in wayne county, michigan 4. so how important is this visit island full present by of the? well, obviously it's symbolic, but it's significant as well. this white house betrays joe biden as the most pro union pro what the president does ever sat in the oval office. so the fact that for the 1st time and living memory a president will join, the picket line here in detroit is a, is a huge moment. now he doesn't say supports all over the united auto workers are trying to gain, but he supports them in general because he says, if you loo

the united auto workers union says a strike action. currently hitting selective plans of the droids big 3 car makers could be extended as talks don't produce meaningful progress. by the end of this week. the walk outs are playing out over bigger pay less hours and a $2.00 tiered weight system. but the stakes in this dispute are much higher. for the 1st time, the united auto workers are striking at the same time, at all of the big 3 us car makers, union presidents on st. called for work stop. it's last week after new agreement on new contracts, couldn't be reached. workers are demanding a 40 percent pay rise. these companies have made a quarter of a trillion dollars in the last 10 years. $21000000000.00 in the last 6 months alone in our workers, wages and conditions of went backwards. the average wage of production line workers has decline 30 percent the last 2 decades. but the timing of the strikes couldn't be worse for the industry. the sector is transforming as a pivots to making electric vehicles. that means fewer workers may be nee

now, the president of the united auto workers union and says that auto workers are expecting that biden to offer them more than words. here's what the u. a w president had to say on the whole situation as the strike unfolds, our endorsements are going to be, and we've been very clear about that. no matter what position we expect, actions not what's. now what's interesting is we see 2 stated goals of dividing administration combat inclined to change and championing the rides of organized labor, classing ahead to head in the state of michigan. the installation reduction act of the vitamin ministration includes all kinds of subsidies for the manufacturing of electric cars. uh, there's all kinds of subsidies for changing the roads for and doing any other kinds of tax incentives or corporations biding the seems to want electric cars on the road. however, as there is now a ramping up of production to make those electric bars the by the administration seems that the automakers don't seem to want to pay the wages and benefits the auto workers would be expecting for this increase in production.

first the president is traveling to the bay from michigan where in a couple of hours he will join united auto workers strikers. we have more on that in 10 minutes. >>> governor newsom and florida governor desantis have agreed to a formal debate. the two often use each other as political punching bags. it will be televised on fox news moderated by shawn hannity. desantis has been trying to break through a crowded republican primary field in his quest for the presidency. governor newsom is not running and he denies it , despite people questioning him. the debate will happen in georgia on november 30th. >>> college, grad school, a career in social work and education. all made possible because of great public schools. >> just this morning, california superintendent of public instruction, tony thurman, declared his candidacy for governor of california. sermon has been elected as state superintendent twice, once in 2018 and most recently last year. before his time as superintendent he served in the state assembly representing parts of the bay area. he joins current lieutenant governor and former ca

. >>> just hours until the midnight deadline, as united auto workers prepare for a historic strike how far apart are the two sides? >>> guests locked out of their rooms and slot machines with blank screens. the cyber attack causing chaos at las vegas casinos. >>> and the american pulled from a cave in turkey speaking out the incredible rescue in his own words. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening and welcome. president biden's son, hunter, was indicted on federal gun charges today, just months after a plea agreement that would have kept him out of prison unraveled under a judge's scrutiny instead tonight, the younger biden facing three counts related to lying about his drug use when purchasing a firearm charges that do carry the possibility of prison time and biden still facing possible indictment on tax-related charges. with the statute of limitations looming on the gun charges, special counsel david weiss filing the indictment today the criminal indictment of the son of a sitting president, 14 months before the next presidential election, opening

auto workers in the united states say they're willing to extend the current strike. if it goes asians with the heads of car makers, don't show meaningful progress. look at the latest from our correspond us on the show. steve is taking a dispute with some new member states that are more afraid, organization, after poland, slovak here, and hungry, impose uni, lateral import bands, all ukrainian cultural groups. and will tell you why this fight almost reaching a record high. recently, reminiscence from the united states don't get mexicans as far as these i'm chris kolber. welcome to the program. the united auto workers union says a strike action currently hitting selective plans of the droids big 3 car makers could be extended as talks don't produce meaningful progress. by the end of this week, the walk outs are playing out over bigger pay less hours and a $2.00 tiered weight system. but the stakes in this dispute are much higher. for the 1st time, the united auto workers are striking at the same time at all of the big 3 used car makers, union presidents on st. called f

white house was not direct party to the negotiations, but president biden did hold calls with the united autoker's president and the leaders of the auto companies to check in on the status of these negotiations. you had gene sperling, top economic adviser to the president, acting as a go between between these companies and the ua-w as these talks were under way. but one of the focuses right now, while we haven't got a direct reaction from the white house since this strike took place, one of their focuses heading into the day will be trying to see if there's a way to blunt any of the economic impacts of this strike. of course, there are concerns about what this could mean for the supply chain, what this could mean for higher prices. of course the political challenge to the president as well who has touted himself as the most pro union president, someone who is trying to change -- improve conditions for these auto workers and other unions as well. this will all be part of the challenge the calculus for the president heading forward as a strike continues into the day. >> it's a significant issue

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the united auto workers, the u. a w. one of those stronger unions in american history, has made a large amount of concessions over the past few years. and now they want to re gain last rounds. they want higher wages for their workers. they want better benefits. they say the automakers are making record profits and it's now time for them to get their fair share. and this is actually the 1st time in the 88 year. so the history of this union that all 3 of the major automakers in michigan, the big 3 auto manufacturers united states are on strike. that the strike is rolling ahead despite and buying the administration, saying that they want to improve things. they want to bring a resume. ready at this point it's important to know that when the. 1 was ticket, we had the binding administration saying that they were trying to find a resolution, but now as the strike rolls on ahead, we have by who has boasted of being the most pro labor president saying that he's pro union. he supports organized labor. now we have divide new minis

the united auto workers union says a strike action. currently hitting selective plans of the droids big 3 car makers could be extended as talks don't produce meaningful progress. by the end of this week, the walk outs are playing out over bigger pay less hours and a $2.00 tiered weight system. but the stakes in this dispute are much higher. for the 1st time, the united auto workers are striking at the same time at all of the big 3 used car makers, union presidents on st. called for a work stoppage last week after new agreement on new contracts, couldn't be reached. workers are demanding a 40 percent pay rise. these companies have made a quarter of a trillion dollars in the last 10 years 20. busy $1000000000.00 in the last 6 month .

when we come back, it's the fourth day of strikes from the united auto workers.ox business' jeff flock is live this morning in toledo with more on thousand this strike stands to upend the supply chain and hit the consumer. add onto that 90 plus dollar a barrel oil, headed to 100 according to some. plus, virginia governor glenn youngkin is with us this morning, he'll be here to talk about the state's budget, how it provides tax relief for all virginnans. don't miss the interview coming up. kevin o'leary will join the panel as a special guest in the 8:00 a.m. hour. we have a lot on tap. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ and i don't want to be somebody without your body close to me. ♪ and if it wasn't you i ♪ and if it wasn't you i wouldn't want anybody close to. me *6 with the money i saved, i started a dog walking business. oh. [dog barks] no it's just a bunny! only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ living with metastatic breast cancer means i cherish my memories. but i don't just look b

tonight the head of the united auto workers tells cbs news that the historic strike could soon spread to other plants. right now thousands are on the picket lines at three factories in michigan, missouri and ohio. that could slam the brakes on the economy. the labor department reports the u.s. lost more than 4 million days of work due to strikes and lockouts last month. it is the highest level in more than 20 years. cbs's kris van cleave leads us off tonight from wayne, michigan. good evening, chris. >> reporter: the uaw confirms a meeting with general motors today and called a negotiating session with ford saturday reasonably productive. but jericka, no deal yet, which means these workers remain on strike. >> uaw in the house right now? >>. [ cheers ] >> reporter: rallying the troops on day 3 of the united auto workers strike against detroiting big three carmakers. >> we just want to get what's owed to us. >> reporter: negotiations resumed saturday, yielding some progress, but so far no deal to get any of the nearly 13,000 striking workers off the picket line and back on the producti

but the unite auto workers union is staging a series of strikes at small number of factories.g question is, is this a warning shot of a bigger strike looming? jarred hill has more. >> reporter: for the first time ever, the united auto workers began a strike against the big three automakers at the same time. >> the money is there. the caus is righteous. the world is watching. in the uaw, it's read to stand up. this is our defining moment. [ chanting ] >> reporter: the union contract with ford, general motors and stellantis expired just before midnight triggering the first round of walkouts at three factories. a gm plant in missouri, a stellantis plant in ohio and a ford plant in michigan. >> we put everything back in place and we just walked out. >> reporter: production operato bianca harris found out her plant would strike just before her lunch break. >> we want to be able to provid long-term for her families. i was pretty honored to becalled upon to strike first. >> reporter: the three automakers are offering about half the raise. also on the wis list a 3 the hour workweek an

thanks for the update. >>> another major story we're following, the deadline just hours away now for united auto workers threatening to stage an unprecedented strike. and the union of the big three auto makers still appear to be far apart. let's get the latest now from jesse kirsch. >> reporter: after weeks of contentious bargaining between united auto workers and detroit's big three, tonight negotiators running out of roadway. can you still get a deal by midnight? >> we don't know. >> reporter: in less than six hours without new contracts the uaw says for the first time ever it'll strike against ford, general motors, and chrysler owned stulanitous sumilltaneously. >> it was a historical offer to protect the jobs and future of our employees and for the people he represents, and we still haven't heard back. >> reporter: gm's president warning a strike has wide reaching consequences. >> it hurts everybody. it hurts our employees. it hurts the communities where these plants are. >> reporter: the uaw says all three companies are still offering a pay bump far short of its demands which include bringi

ask your doctor about shingrix today. >> the biden administration is getting more involved in the united autoy julie su are working the phones uncanny to participate in negotiations in person early in the week. auto workers are now in day three of an historic strike against the big three automakers. gm, ford, and stellantis. joining me now, sean fain, president of the united auto workers union. mr. fain, thank you very much for coming to the sunday show. nbc's reporting at the white house is now directly involved in the goshen's. do you welcome their involvement? >> well, that's, i guess a mischaracterization of they are not involved in negotiations, you know, our bargaining teams are negotiating workers that are working hard. we are here today, we've been here every day, just like we have the last eight weeks. and the good thing that i see in all of this is our members that are out there manning the picket lines with our allies, and, you know, this really to me is not about the president, or the former president, or presidents before them. this is about working class people standing up, to g

amna: that is the president of the united auto workers union joining us tonight. you for joining us. please come back soon. shawn: thank you. ♪ amna: it's been seven weeks since the deadliest american wildfires in more than a century swept through the hawaiian island of maui. and some residents in the hardest hit neighborhoods of lahaina are just now finally getting a chance to return home. william brangham and our team report from maui on what life is like for those who survived. >> what goes through your mind when you see fire that close to your home? >> oh my god. am i going to die? this house is gone. like our life for 50 years here at this home is going to be gone. shawn: -- >> edith jacinto thought she'd always live in her family's home in lahaina, on the west coast of maui. but now, more than a month and a half after wildfires destroyed their house, along with most of her beloved community, she's still trying to process all that's been lost. >> every time i would drive past it was like, i'll either cry or i get goosebumps or just say like, this is not real

the united auto workers union, which represents nearly 150,000 workers, is demanding better pay and benefits. the deadline is tonight. abc's justin finch is here now with new details. justin >> good morning, brianna and good morning. all eyes on detroit, where the big three automakers are braced for that strike and a potential economic ripple effect that could include billions of dollars in losses. this morning, what could be the calm before an historic simultaneous strike on the big three automakers? >> if called upon, we will be ready to do whatever it takes. >> ford, general motors and stellantis, the manufacturer behind chrysler and jeep, all trying to prevent up to 150,000 auto workers from walking off the job effective midnight thursday. the union outlining plans to strike an individual us auto plants at first, but also saying an all out strike is still a possibility. >> we're keeping all of our options open. >> united auto workers president shawn fain address guessing the rank and file, saying the union is making some headway in talks but isn't budging on key demands, including a 40%

biden will be joined by the president of the united auto workers in detroit. the white house has made it clear they are not involved in the negotiations. the president is just lending his support. >> in washington pressure is building as the shutdown draws ever closer. they are less than five days away when the federal government runs out of money 3450emeaning departments awill shut down completely. >> and the president of top aides are not going to forget americans who is to blame. mr. biden had no trouble calling out hard line conservatives holding up the progress. >> this small group don't want the deal and everyone in america could be faced with the pain and pressure of that. funding the government is one of the most basic fundamental responsibilities of the congress. and if republicans can't do their job, we should stop collecting them. >> and the government is warning of those at risk of shuttering. many things could happen including active military members and border patrol agents going without pay, thousands of nonessential workers could also be furlou

there are new union campaigns and as we have heard already on this program, when united auto workers strike and if they win, which i believe they will, that has effects for everybody else. the uaw is the biggest and gestural union in the united states. it is why we all have to be out on the picket and other was supporting them. amy: alex press, labor reporter, jacobin magazine. we will into your latest article "the uaw strike matters for the entire u.s. working class." and marcelina pedraza, electrician at ford assembly plant in chicago, member of uaw local 551. coming up, thousands prepare for a major march in new york sunday to end fossil fuels we will speak to a climate scientist who was just arrested for chiding herself to a drill to protest the construction of the mountain valley pipeline. and we will speak to nyu students who have just forced new york university to divest from fossil fuels. back in a minute. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "i'm your man" by mitski." this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. ahead of a major march sunday in new yo

joining us from detroit, the president of the united auto workers, shawn fain. thank you so much for joining us. you stood next to president biden today as he became the first sitting u.s. president in history to join a picket line. what was it like, seeing him there, wearing a uaw hat? >> thank you, wolf. you know, it was a great thing for our members. today was about our membership and their fight. people understanding that fight. and so, you know, it was a historic day. the fact that a sitting u.s. president visited a picket line for the first time in our nation's history -- that cannot be minimized. it can't go unnoticed. it's a very important time in our history. this is a very important fight we're in. this is a fight for the future of the working class. >> the president has joined you on the picket lines. he appears to also have expressed support for your union's demands for a 40% pay raise. but you've declined, at least so far, to endorse him. why? >> well, you know, wolf, first off, our focus right now is 100% on the fight for our members. you know, tod

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members of the united auto workers who have been picketing in michigan and ohio have urged their leaders to hold firm on their biggest demands for pay hugs and compensation. they have been targeting the factories of the detroit three, ford, general motors, and chrysler parent stellantis. the union is now warning that it could soon also escalate the stroke. erin selma has been tracking this and has more from new york. there is a new deadline in detroit. if contract negotiations don't yield significant progress by friday, united auto workers has threatened to expand its targeted strikes. that is what the union president told automakers in a video posted last —— late monday. by tuesday, the two sides looks no closer to an agreement. more than 12,000 union members are on strike and their tactic is historic. the union a striking all three auto workers at —— automakers at once, targeting some of the most profitable plans. by stopping work and only certain plants the union can effectively bottleneck production without calling all of its members to strike at once stop the union is seeking better

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so, the president of the united auto — the president of the united auto workers union making a live statementing to happen injust under two hours' time when the midnight deadline expires. that is if the union _ midnight deadline expires. that is if the union has _ midnight deadline expires. trust is if the union has not done a deal with the big three, the big car—makers based in detroit. some very strong words and we can go to michelle who is still with us therefore in detroit. two august through again what he said. he is going to initiate a stand—up strike affecting three unions from midnight if no deal is done. that's right in the three plants fact are general motors based in maggiore and then a fist facility in toledo where some of the wranglers are made and historically the plant has been part of chrysler and in the state of michigan they are saying that the ford at michelin plant will be affected but it will only be a final assembly and paint workers who will be part of what the union is calling a stand—up strike and it's the strategy to limit the target for certain key facilities. the i

he's visiting the picket line of the united auto workers.efore in modern history has a president sided so publicly with labor during an active strike. why was that the right approach? why not let the collective bargaining process play out, as this administration has done in previous labor disputes? vp harris: well, president biden has been very clear that we are proud that we will be the most pro-labor administration probably in the history of our country. we believe that it's important to support workers and to support the dignity of work. and so -- and this has been a longstanding commitment that president biden has had throughout his career, very much the same for me. and it's just the right thing to do. and what we know is that, when we support workers in terms of their need to have wages and benefits that are commensurate with their value and what they are contributing to society and to our economy overall, everybody benefits. so, that's what you're seeing. geoff: well, let me ask you about that, because it strikes me that the shift to