Kamala Harris Gets Devastating News - This Could Cost Her The Election

Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and Kamala Harris

just got what could be the final blow to her failing campaign

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Hit subscribe absolutely free, it really helps us out. So you know Kamala Harris, she's run into a roadblock here

See her predecessors after the first George Bush have all gotten the endorsement of the

Teamsters Union. It's a heavily Democrat union. It's always supported Democrats, not always, but pretty consistently supported Democrats

They supported Reagan, they supported Bush, but they pretty consistently supported Democrats

since then. And the Teamsters decided they're not going to support any candidate

Now that is not the monumental shift it would be if they said, yeah, we're supporting Trump

but it's almost as good. It's almost as good. The Teamsters staying neutral

The Teamsters not putting their manpower behind knocking door to door and promoting and campaigning

for Kamala Harris. That's massive. And this is something Trump is celebrating obviously, but Kamala Harris, she's not celebrating it

No, she's devastated by this. Now they're bragging today that some local Teamsters unions are saying we support her

but they did a poll of the actual Teamsters and it's a landslide in the actual membership

support for Trump. That I think is the reason that the Teamsters made the decision they made as a company

as a group. Sean O'Brien, the head of the Teamsters, made the correct decision for his membership

and said, look, this is just too divided. I can't support Harris and it'd be too much of a jump to support Trump

But don't forget, Mr. O'Brien spoke at the Republican National Convention. He wanted to speak at the Democrat National Convention, but they didn't let him

That cost him, I think. It cost him massively. I want you to watch him in his own words, talk about it here, and then let me know what

you think in the comments. I've been looking forward to this interview for some time, especially given the last minute drama

I'm talking about a chat with Sean O'Brien. He is the Teamsters general president

We've talked to him many times over the years and he speaks his mind

That's why I'm a little surprised by this news today that the Teamsters will not be

officially endorsing a presidential candidate. So I thought to myself, Neil, when you talk to Sean, ask him how a guy who was invited

to speak before Republicans at their convention but didn't get the same honor at the Democratic

Convention could decide not to support the Republican nominee. And here he is, Sean O'Brien

Good to have you, Sean. Why not? Why not? Why, sir? Well, we interviewed both candidates and we were seeking commitments from both candidates

and we couldn't get solid commitments on our core issues, like the PRO Act, like vetoing

national right to work, like staying out of labor disputes and not trying to force any

contracts on us, like what happened to our brothers and sisters in the rail industry

We didn't get solid commitments from either candidate, which was a major factor in our

decision as a general executive board not to endorse any candidate. However, we did a lot of polling, as you know, and the polling leaned heavily towards former

President Trump. So that tells you that. Very heavily, Sean. And I'm just wondering, do you look disconnected from your members

No, we're definitely not disconnected from our members because, look, we did extensive

polling that was important. Our goal as leaders, as union leaders, as leader of the teams is to provide the ability

for people to have a voice and to provide credible information. And we cannot dictate to our members

Our members are sophisticated. They're going to make their own decisions. But this is a bigger problem

You know, the Democrats have always taken for granted that they're going to get our vote no matter what

And the Republicans fancy themselves as the working parties, working people's party

I think right now both sides have to take a step back and really reevaluate what their

commitment is to working people. And that's what we did in this process