UAW The Monitor Files

UAW United: From Reform to a Battle-Tested Culture of Retaliation.

Dave Green’s Region 2B was supposed to represent reform. Instead, the UAW Monitor found a pattern of political pressure, staff being tracked for who they supported, threa

There’s Something About Shawn: Women, Whistleblowers & Retaliation A very special episode.

What happens when women inside the UAW challenge the most powerful man in the union? In this episode of The Monitor Files, we examine what appears to be a disturbing pat

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The Monitor Files is an independent, anonymous podcast produced by rank-and-file UAW members committed to accountability, transparency, and giving dues-paying members a p

Margaret vs Goliath, How one reformer took on the administration caucus.

In this episode of The Monitor Files, we take a closer look at the battle between UAW Secretary-Treasurer Margaret Mock and the forces lined up against her inside the uni

Extra Special Report: The Art of the Deal — How to Get Self-Owned

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

The monitor files special. The Old "Look! A Squirrel!" Strategy: Follow the Distraction, Not the Grand Jury

Leaked transcripts raise new questions about the messaging coming from UAW leadership. In this breakdown, we examine the records, separate fact from narrative, and discus

The Monitor files special report: The One-Armed Man Defense and Other Fairy Tales for Sycophants

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 testimon

Episode 7 "I Would Have Gotten Away With It Too, If It Wasn't for the Meddling Monitor!"

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.

Craig, Karnafel, Taylor... Oh My! Behind the Curtain: A Monitor Files Investigation into the CAC

apologies for the audio issues. In this special edition of Monitor Files, we take a closer look at the Constitutional Appeals Committee, the people who serve on it, and

Monitor Files Episode 6: Rules Without Consequences

Election rules are supposed to protect fairness, transparency, and democracy. But what happens when rules exist on paper and nobody is held accountable for breaking them?

The Monitor Files Bonus Episode: Breaking Down the UAW Strike Fund

The Monitor Files Bonus Episode dives deep into the UAW strike fund, the financial realities behind it, and the growing debate among members about how that money is manag

Curry, Fain, Sycophants, and Hypocrisy — Monitor Files Bonus Episode

In this bonus episode of The Monitor Files, we dig into the uncomfortable truth behind the UAW’s public reform image and the private conduct exposed through the federal m

The Monitor Files – Episode 5: If at First You Don’t Slit Her Fucking Throat… Try, Try Again

After the Federal Monitor’s 12th Report failed to remove UAW Secretary-Treasurer Margaret Mock, the attacks didn’t stop — they escalated. Episode 5 of The Monitor Files

The Monitor Files – Episode 4: Fear and Loathing in Solidarity House

Inside Solidarity House, fear became a weapon. Loyalty was demanded. Dissent was punished. And behind closed doors, the people elected to protect the membership were alle

The Monitor Files – Episode 3: The Conspiracy to Frame Margaret Mock

In this explosive deep-dive episode of United Auto Workers: The Monitor Files, we examine the allegations, retaliation claims, internal power struggles, and political man

The Monitor Files — Episode 2: “Slit Her Fucking Throat”5

Episode 2 of United Auto Workers: The Monitor Files dives into the explosive allegations and internal power struggle surrounding Margaret Mock and the events examined in

🎙️ Episode 1: The Monitor’s Mandate

This opening episode breaks down the foundation of federal oversight inside the United Auto Workers—what the Monitor is, why it exists, and what authority it actually hol