UAW challenges Trump to 12-hour workday following autoworkers slam

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The United Auto Workers challenged former President Donald Trump to work a full 12-hour shift at an auto assembly plant following a knock the former president made on autoworkers.

Trump recently claimed in a Bloomberg interview that auto workers simply assemble parts “out of a box.” Trump’s comment, which included him saying “a child” could do the work that UAW autoworkers do, generated controversy online shortly after his interview.

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