US EditionUAW president supports Trump’s tariffs as ‘tool’ but says other stances don’t ‘go out the window’
- UAW President Shawn Fain stated that President Trump's upcoming 25% tariffs on foreign-made cars could benefit American manufacturing jobs.
- Fain expressed concerns about union representation as tariffs take effect, emphasizing the need for union membership to grow.
- Trump's tariffs will apply to Canadian and Mexican car imports, which could decrease foreign vehicle sales by 73.9%, according to a previous report.
- More than half of the vehicles sold in the U.S. Are foreign-made, primarily from Canada, Mexico, Japan, South Korea, and Germany.
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CBS’s Major Garrett Sets UAW Boss Up for Dem Talking Points
A Brennan-less Face the Nation means that there is a reduced potential for fireworks á la “I don’t care, Margaret”. But this doesn’t mean that Democrat talking points won’t get free reign, as demonstrated by substitute host Major Garrett’s interview of United Auto Workers Union president Shawn Fain. Watch as Garrett sets Fain up to bash President Donald Trump’s executive order curtailing or ending the unionization of federal employees:
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Trump and his tariffs find unlikely ally in auto union boss, who blasted Dems and 'corporate greed'
Democrats could have acted better on trade and offshoring, UAW President Shawn Fain said, praising President Donald Trump's tariffs over the weekend at a speech at Wayne State.
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