UAW Challenges Trump Over Remarks on Auto Workers
Former President Donald Trump faces backlash after suggesting auto assembly work is simple enough for children.
- Donald Trump claimed auto workers merely assemble parts and that a child could perform their jobs, sparking controversy.
- The United Auto Workers (UAW) responded by challenging Trump to work a 12-hour shift at an auto assembly plant.
- Mark Cuban criticized Trump's outdated view of manufacturing, highlighting the complexity of modern auto production.
- Trump's comments have drawn criticism from labor advocates and Democratic officials, including Kamala Harris's campaign.
- The remarks come amid heightened tensions in the auto industry following labor negotiations and strikes.