My predecessor was in office, six factories closed across the country.

Tens of thousands of auto jobs were lost nationwide.

And on top of that, he was willing to see the future of electric vehicles to China.

He said, if American vessel in electric vehicles, it would drive down wages.

It would destroy jobs. It would spell the end of the American automobile industry.

Well, like almost everything else, he said, he's wrong.

You have proved him wrong.

That's President Joe Biden stepping up his attacks on Donald Trump while meeting yesterday with

United Auto Workers. We'll have more of Biden's comments and his criticism of his predecessor

straight ahead. Meanwhile, Donald Trump is essentially confirming reports that he plans to get

revenge on his critics if he wins a second

term. We'll play for you that disturbing new interview. And plus a major development out of the

Middle East. Israel is agreeing to daily humanitarian pauses in Gaza. We'll get insight on how that could work and the overall impact on the war with Hamas.

Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Friday, November 10th. We made it to Friday,

everyone. I'm Jonathan Lemire. Thanks for starting your day with us. With the 2024 presidential

election now less than a year away, President Joe Biden shifted into much more of a campaign mode

last night at a fundraising event in Chicago.

The president touted his administration's successes and claimed credit for the Democratic Party's

big wins in several state races earlier in the week. Among them was Kentucky, where Biden said

last night that Democratic governor, Andy Bashir, won re-election after, quote,

running on programs that were all Biden initiatives. Notably, though, Bashir worked to

separate himself from the White House on the campaign trail, likely due to Biden's extreme

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