Mr. Speaker, at least the Prime Minister finally got up, but he did not address the question about auto workers. There are auto workers who are sitting at home right now who do not know how they are going to pay their mortgages. The Prime Minister looked them in the eye and said he was going to protect their jobs. Then he said he would put his elbows up. Then he said he would get a win by July 21. Then he said that he would have a deal. There has been no deal. There has been no win. Now, for these workers, there is no job.
Today, we learned that he is backing down again on auto tariffs. Why is it that he is selling out our auto workers at a time when they need him most?
