i ve lived in poverty my entire life. so, there s really no hope. you re young, melissa. i know. none? every week, you got to rob peter to pay paul. i ve had my electric shut off, i ve had my water shut off. do you get a sense that people here are more hopeful now because of the new president? it seems like people are, but it s kind of almost like wishing on lost hope. because it s been this way for so long. reporter: her livelihood crumbled when one of the town s biggest employers shuttered six years ago. i worked at lion apparel. we had a sewing factory. the big factory? yeah. as a matter of fact, i worked there for almost ten years. were you making a pretty good income there? i done decent there.
tennessee anymore. it s going to go to mexico. nabisco. i have holdings in chicago, i have a great building in chicago. nabisco, they have a factory, big factory, they maker east coast oreos again. but they re closing their big plant in chicago and moving it to mexico. what s going on. how stupid are we. you re right. so where and why are we doing this? why are we allowing this to happen. somebody has to talk to them. if you don t talk to them, you can get them to build someplace else in the country. you can get ford, believe me, to stay in this country.
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