Shawn Fain, the UAW President, is on a mission against corporate greed and is rallying one million union members for the upcoming election. He talks about the pivotal role of organized labor in politics, emphasizing worker dignity and solidarity. Fain explores the complexities of UAW voting patterns and the need for accountability in labor rights. He also discusses global solidarity efforts with auto workers in Mexico and Brazil. Plus, there's a light-hearted segment on political t-shirts that adds a fun twist!

Hakeem Jeffries, House Minority Leader, discusses Vice President Harris' proposal to raise the corporate tax rate to 28% amidst the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. UAW President Shawn Fain delivers key speeches that highlight labor issues. Lew Sherr, CEO of the USTA, previews the U.S. Open, emphasizing the growing global interest in tennis and the rise of American players. The conversation also touches on initiatives against retail crime in California, showcasing the intersection of politics and real-world impacts.

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Shawn Fain, United Auto Workers President, discusses the UAW's recent victories, their endorsement of Joe Biden, and their battle with electric vehicle makers. The podcast explores the influence of the UAW in politics, the competition for working-class support, and the impact of the union on Joe Biden's campaign.

UAW President Shawn Fain discusses the recent win, corruption in unions, labor reform movement, and the impact of President Biden's visit. They explore the union reform movement, preparing for challenges, and bargaining with the Big Three automakers. The UAW president reflects on frustrations and the need for change within the union.