favor? we have no idea. i think he owes it to the american people to give more details, to tell us what it was that kept them there beyond just the bully pulpit of the presidency, which by the way is a good thing to use. he says he s going to do that on thursday. i want to ask you this, hillary. this is what charles tweeted. he said, trump dusoes a still secret deal to save carrier jobs. media fawns. obama saved 1 million jobs with auto bailout, #barsettoolow. i don t think that charles is correct. i think president obama did get a lot of credit for saving a significant portion of the auto industry. and it is also true, though, that president obama has created over a million new factory jobs even in an environment and
the defending champion cavaliers their third loss of the season there. and the bucks also taking advantage of j.r. smith s friendly nature. never seen this before, recording an easy dunk after an inbound play after he greeted on the base line instead of playing defense there. clippers coach doc rivers in rare form, rivers had to be held back by several players and assistants after being ejected for arguing a technical foul called by an official on the opposite side of the court. i did not agree with that foul, alex. he was livid. i ve never seen him like that. he had a reason to be in his mind. thank you, louis. still ahead, one of donald trump s lofty campaign promises to keep u.s. factory jobs in the country, and it seems he s been able to keep his word in indiana. plus, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are weighing in on trump s pick of
tax reform, which is where they re going to start. it s a great, great point, nick. everything outside of jobs and creating new jobs in the age of globalization, everything outside of that that we all chattered about, it was sound and fury signifying nothing. climate change matters a lot. i m going back to the same four states. wisconsin, michigan, ohio, pennsylvania. you stand up and you deliver and you figure out how to start creating new jobs in our new economy or you lose, right? if he can do that in those four states, he ll be a two-term president. it s hard to bring factory jobs back to those states. not just outsourcing. the question is how do you bring
this for us. so white women overall did go for donald trump by 10 points, which is shocking, but there was that same college educated divide that white college educated women, many, went for donald trump but overall hillary did win them. in fact, my colleague has this great piece online now which talks about how white college educated or college educated women overall are some of the only people who have actually really had clear progress over this past generation of the inequality era and white working class women without a college degree they are the ones who are becoming the sole bread winners as the factory jobs are gone where their husbands and partners are not able to work. that is a very real economic reality, but it s where race trumped gender. trumped gender. it s pretty pretty scary. let s go to question three. this is a request he from barry and barry has a question i think i probably have more of this on my twitter feed than anything else. i m reading barry s qu
friend? well, good morning to you, chris. you know, really, it all boils down when you talk to these voters to one issue. and that one issue is change. they re literally mad as hell and not going to take it any more and their only decision is which of these two candidates would make that change? here s what we found. i m an angry, white old man. i just feel that i ve been through. well, i have been alive for 65 years and i ve seen a lot go on. i just thought that maybe this is the first time i ve seen something that we can actually change. we were in anthony s restaurant in ohio that went strong for trump. mike is old enough to remember when good paying factory jobs were plentiful and times have changed and he feels kind of cheated. just got a notice the other day that my social security is going up $3.69. i can get a loaf of bread now. but, you know, i ve worked all