It's September 18th, I'm Brian Dean Wright, former CIA operations officer, and this is

the Wright Report.

A good day to you ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Wright Report, your daily news,

podcast.

I've got three briefs for you this morning that are shaping America and the world.

First up, U.S. auto workers are on strike and it all has to do with dirty, green energy.

I've got the details on that connection coming up.

Second North Korea's leader is back home after his trip to Russia.

Moscow gave him some cool stuff while he was there, but what did the Russians get in return?

We'll talk about that and why you should care.

Third, some new drones are showing up in an African country, the country of Sudan, and

they shouldn't be there.

We'll talk about why you should care about that.

Later, we close out the podcast with an update on the Biden family corruption investigation

that has been led by the House of Representatives.

I've got a new poll that shows whether or not people like you support that inquiry.

But first, let's get to our top story of the morning.

U.S. auto workers declared a strike late last week launching a labor action against all

three major U.S. car companies at the same time, and the reason for the strike has to do

with dirty, green energy.

So here's what we know.

On Friday, the United Auto Workers Union began walkouts at three plants in Michigan, Ohio,

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