All right, welcome back and joining us now is Eric Peters of E.P.A.O.com or Eric Peters

auto.com. And a lot of things have come up, a lot of articles and interesting things that he's put on his site since we last talk.

And I wanted to talk to him about that.

But I thought especially interesting to talk to him about all the attention that's

been paid to the United Auto Workers strike by politicians.

It was Joe Biden who went there.

He actually, he aced out Trump and got there first.

Trump wanted to go at the same time that the debate was happening,

so he could have a counter-programming of an event.

But even during the debate, you had Doug Bergam talking about it as well.

So your op-ed piece.

Thanks for joining us, Eric.

Good to have you on.

Oh, thanks for having me, David.

Yeah, and to his credit, Orange Man said the

unspeakable thing out loud. Yes. Yes. Yeah. What is that unspeakable thing? Well, he talked

about how it's not a matter of pay raises. It's about jobs being disappeared by this electrification

agenda, which is what my article is all about, and that these UAW people had better get hip to the

fact that they're not going to be worrying about cost of living adjustments and 32-hour work which is what my article was all about and that these ua w people had better get hip to the fact

uh... that they're not going to be worrying about cost of living adjustments in

thirty two hour work weeks

uh... if this thing proceeds apace because you only need so many workers

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