Experts weigh in on Ford autoworker suspension after incident with President Trump
- On Tuesday during a Ford tour, President Donald Trump gave the middle finger and mouthed an F-bomb at a worker at the Ford Motor Company Dearborn F-150 plant.
- Angry that the Epstein files weren't released, TJ Sabula, 40-year-old Ford line worker, shouted at Trump, calling him a 'paedophile protector' and identifying as politically independent.
- Online donors have poured money into Sabula's defense, with two online campaigns raising more than $600,000 as of Wednesday, after an earlier fundraiser topped $290,000 with a $5,000 top donation, and Sabula has been suspended pending review.
- White House spokesperson Steven Cheung confirmed the video's authenticity Wednesday and defended Trump's response as appropriate.
- The UAW defended its member Sabula, contrasting with Ford Motor Company's stance that it "we don't condone" the heckling, while Sabula said `As far as calling him out, definitely no regrets whatsoever`.
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Ford Motor suspended T.J. Sabula, the employee who contested Donald Trump calling him a "pedophile protector" during his visit on Tuesday to a Dearborn plant. The president replied to him by showing him the middle finger. (ANSA)
Pete Buttigieg Speaks on Trump-Ford Worker Incident, Future of EVs
Photo: 760 WJR DETROIT ~ Former United States Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg spoke to many challenges faced by the U.S. auto industry on Wednesday, along with vocalizing choice words against President Donald Trump following his Detroit visit the previous day. During a forum moderated by Michigan State University President Kevin Guskiewicz, Buttigieg spoke on the state of electric vehicle adoption, how AI may impact automotive…
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