The president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters told CBS News on Sunday the group is hoping for “the opportunity to sit down with” Harris before it decides whether to endorse her or former President Donald Trump. 

“You don’t hire someone unless you give them an interview. And you know, this is our opportunity to ask her about Teamster-specific issues and also labor issues. So until we have that meeting, you know, obviously we will wait to make that determination,” he continued. 

O’Brien also reiterated his criticism of Trump after he appeared to celebrate the firing of striking workers during a live conversation with Elon Musk, and said he supports the United Auto Workers union filing a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board against Trump. 

“I support anybody that attacks labor, they should be held accountable, and any organization that’s going to hold them accountable,” he said.