Ford Motors CEO John Lawler joined Cheddar News to talk discuss the company's Q1 wins and losses. The interview follows Ford's earnings report yielded better than expected results. Lawler also said the automaker was expecting to make significant cuts as the company's EV sector continues to lose money.
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