Last week, the United Auto Workers reached a tentative agreement with Ford and Stellantis.

Signalling that the grueling strike that's been rattling the auto industry was finally

nearing an end.

These talks have been ongoing for several months now, and the strike itself stretched

past six weeks.

And it has been bruising definitely for the automakers, and it's been very tough for

the Union as well.

That's our call, Ignora Eckert, who's been covering the strikes.

I mean, these negotiators have been meeting at Ford headquarters, Stellantis.

Some have been sleeping in the buildings overnight.

And when we think about coming out at the end of it, it's pretty clear that the Union

has not some significant wins here, gains that they haven't seen in decades.

While the UAW had deals with Ford and Stellantis, General Motors was still holding out.

So on Saturday to dial up the pressure, the UAW made a surprise move and called for a

fresh walk out at another one of GM's plans.

The United Auto Workers is expanding its strike against General Motors.

The Union announced Saturday workers at GM's plant in Tennessee will walk off the job.

And then, just as my conversation with Nora was wrapping up this morning.

So we're just getting some breaking news right now as we speak that General Motors has reached

a tentative deal with the UAW.

Oh my goodness, okay.

So, you probably need to go.

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