Then we did much better in 2020. They had to tell you. We did much better. We are going to swamp them. We are going to swamp them. We actually did much better, including in michigan. They ended obamas war on american energy. We had a war on american energy. Gas prices plummet and soon reached 1. 87 a gallon. How does that sound . Now it is over five and six and even 7 a gallon in some places and it is going up higher and higher. And some places and it is going up higherand higher. And i think they want that. That way you go all electric. See ctrl for 15 minutes before you get a drive. The economy boomed, Household Incomes rose by more than 6,000 a year stop which was a record. 6,000 a year in my term. They entered the disaster known as nafta. Term. They entered the disaster known as nafta. Known as nafta. That was former president known as nafta. That was former president donald known as nafta. That was i former President Donald Trump who continues to be addressing a rally there in mic
The transition to Electric Vehicle is the focus. It could mean less job security. Michelle fleury visited lordstown. Stretching across 64 acres, the factory is far from the picket line. But this site, a partnership between General Motors and a korean battery supplier, lg, is at the forefront of the United Auto Move to electric does. A Maintenance Technician here at the only american Battery Plants to be represented by a union. Seeing those machines move and make a sale. It was like a kid in the candy store. I was so excited. She loves herjob and said she had to vote or pay and benefits. Battery workers in a factory a fraction what traditional auto workers make. We want that job security. We want the fair justice and fair wages. 16 an hour was not fair. 18 an hour was not fair. You know, and we want to safety. Safety was not there. Frustrated, she and her colleagues voted to unionise last year, recently winning a pay increase. In michigan, president biden, whose policies are exhilaratin
Workers are determined these new green jobs wont be worse jobs, as the bbc s north America Business correspondent Michelle Fleury found out when she visited lordstown, ohio. Stretching across 64 acres. Altium sells a Battery Factory in lordstown, ohio, is far from the picket line. But this site, a partnership between car maker General Motors and korean battery supplier lg, is at the forefront of the United Auto Workers fight to protect workers through the move to electric cars. Connie ziegler is a Maintenance Technician here at the only american Battery Plant to be represented by a union. Seeing those machines move and make a cell. I was like a kid in a candy store. I was so excited. She loves herjob, but says shes had to fight for pay and benefits. Battery plant workers earn a fraction of what traditional auto workers make. We want that job security. We want that, the fair, fair wages. 16 an hour is not fair. 18 an hour was not fair. You know, and we want the safety. Safety was not th
And i started mindsite news as the only National News site focused solely on Mental Health reporting. We did so to fill a void, but long before we launched guest today, Meg Kissinger was plowing that ground as one of the only reporters, the country working squarely on the Mental Health beat for 35 years at the milwaukee sentinel, meg covered the workings and mostly the failing of what we euphemistically call the Mental Health system in this. But meg also about those issues on a much more personal as well talk about today her memoir while you were out tells the story of growing up in chicago suburbs with Seven Brothers and sisters, a charming but manic father, a brilliant but melancholic and often absent mother and messy pile of secrets. Welcome, meg. Its great to be with you and talking about amazing work. Thanks, rob. I cant think of anybody i would rather be talking to about it than with you. So its privilege. Thanks much. I have to say, what i love about this book is that you, the k
And i started mindsite news as the only National News site focused solely on Mental Health reporting. We did so to fill a void, but long before we launched guest today, Meg Kissinger was plowing that ground as one of the only reporters, the country working squarely on the Mental Health beat for 35 years at the milwaukee sentinel, meg covered the workings and mostly the failing of what we euphemistically call the Mental Health system in this. But meg also about those issues on a much more personal as well talk about today her memoir while you were out tells the story of growing up in chicago suburbs with Seven Brothers and sisters, a charming but manic father, a brilliant but melancholic and often absent mother and messy pile of secrets. Welcome, meg. Its great to be with you and talking about amazing work. Thanks, rob. I cant think of anybody i would rather be talking to about it than with you. So its privilege. Thanks much. I have to say, what i love about this book is that you, the k