
Just the facts from the monitor status reports in a conversational tone, with no bias. these are put together by a team of real dues paying UAW members.
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In this Extra Special Report, we break down the federal probe, the internal UAW power struggle, and what happens when a carefully crafted political strategy turns into a self-inflicted wound. It’s The Art of the Deal: How to Get Self-Owned—a look at ... more
Leaked transcripts raise new questions about the messaging coming from UAW leadership. In this breakdown, we examine the records, separate fact from narrative, and discuss whether the focus on Gaza was being used to divert attention from issues affec... more
In this episode of Monitor Files, we examine the growing gap between the narrative and the documented evidence. When confronted with emails, text messages, sworn testimony, official reports, and their own words, some leaders resort to what can only b... more
The 16th Report: Shawn Fain's Seven Deadly Sins
The UAW Federal Monitor's Sixteenth Status Report delivers one of the most significant findings of the monitorship era.
After investigating the removal of Vice President Rich Boyer from oversight of t... more
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This show focuses on in-depth breakdowns of internal monitorships, leadership disputes, governance reform, and the financial mechanics within a major U.S. labor union. The episodes typically dissect official reports, court filings, and internal documents to reveal how power dynamics, oversight, and accountability play out in real time. Common threads include how leadership transitions are managed, the role of external monitors, strategies around campaign finance and election rules, and the fiscal architecture behind strike funds. The format tends to blend forensic-style analysis with historical context, offering listeners concrete timelines, debated interpretations, and practical implications for governance, labor relations, and media scrut... more
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