UAW chief: ‘Progress is slow’ in talks as strike enters 4th day | Jeep workers' Toledo strike is somehow a first | UAW strike updates | Lithia to buy Pendragon's UK dealerships | Honda gets mojo back

'Progress is slow,' Fain said on MSNBC’s 'The Sunday Show with Jonathan Capehart.' 'I don’t really want to say we’re closer.' Fain declined to say when he might announce a second wave of strikes.

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