President Biden is known for being a union guy and a car guy.

He's talked about it a lot throughout his presidency.

Automanifaction is large, better middle class career, with good pay that you could raise

a family on.

Well, that's not going to change on my watch.

That's President Biden speaking at Sheet Metal Workers' Local 19 Training Center in Philadelphia

on Labor Day.

Yet he's been mute on contract talks between the United Auto Workers and Detroit car makers.

The two sides are at odds over the state of contract negotiations, and if they don't

reach an agreement by 11.59 pm on Thursday, the UAW could strike any time after midnight.

Now what Biden did say to reporters on Labor Day is that he doesn't think the strike

will happen.

UAW President Sean Fain spoke on CNBC last week and he says a strike is on the table.

I think our strike can reaffirm to him of where the working class people in this country

stand.

And you know, it's time for politicians in this country to pick aside either you stand

for a billionaire class where everybody else gets left behind or you stand for the working

class.

UAW represents 150,000 workers at major car companies.

Workers are asking for a 40% wage increase.

And to those who argue 40% is too big a jump, the union says, look at the money executives

earn.

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