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Welcome to the special edition of the lead. I'm Bionicle with Riga in for Jake Tapper.

We're starting with our money lead and Labor Day worries about big labor and big trouble.

We're just 10 days away from more than 140,000 union workers possibly going on strike against

the big three automakers, four general motors and Stellantis, the international company that

now owns Jeep, Ram and Chrysler. Their contracts expire September 14th. And in a holiday weekend

video posted on X, formerly Twitter, UAW President Sean Fein lays down an ultimatum.

We're parents, we're siblings, we're active members of our communities, and we demand respect,

and we demand to be valued.

President Biden gave a speech to other union workers in Philadelphia today,

and the administration's acting Labor Secretary tried to sound upbeat this morning here on CNN.

It always looks like parties are far apart until they're not. So at this point,

the UAW is at the table with the big three, and we respect their process.

They're hopeful that they are going to grapple through some hard issues,

and hopefully come to an agreement that's a win-win.

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