competitive in a global environment. and what donald trump will do day one, he s said it over and over, he will, he will look at the executive orders, he ll look at the regulations, and he will rip them out and create, immediately, a better environment for manufacturing but here s the deal. here s the deal. all of that might work out well and it may not, but there s some messy truth here i want to get to on manufacturing. let s be honest. when those jobs left, it was a whole lot of people and a few machines. if they come back, it s going to be a whole lot of machines and very few people, because, because, advanced manufacturing is a full employment program for robots, not people. don t you have to be honest about that? no, i don t. look at carrier, any modern manufacturer. yes, there are very sophisticated machines that take very well trained and educated young men and women to run them who make better wages because of it. because if they re just going manual piece work, they re
at the core of my contract is my economic plan. that plan can be summarized in three very beautiful words, especially for the people in this area and this room jobs, jobs, jobs. [ crowd chanting trump ] it s terrible what s happened to this area, what s happened to this country with jobs is terrible, hick promised to bring upstate new york 200,000 jobs when she ran for senate. instead the jobs left, they didn t come in, they left. she s been there for 30 years and hasn t fixed anything, she s just made things worse except for herself and her husband. 47 million americans are on food stamps and 45 million americans live in poverty.
[ cheers ] at the core of my contract is my economic plan, that plan can be summarized in three beautiful words for this room, jobs, jobs, jobs. now, it is terrible, what s happening to this area and this country with jobs is terrible. h hillary clinton promised to bring upstate new york 200,000 jobs when she ran for senate. instead, the jobs left. they did not come in. they left. she has been there for 30 years have has not fixed anything. she made things worse except for herself and her husband. 47 million americans are at food stamps and 45 million americans living in poverty. nearly one and four americans in
you know you make bigger decisions and local decisions. this time around the locals seem to be winning. i think the case there were two kinds of cases for this. the case that s easy for the president to make i think is a foreign policy case. because we don t want the chinese to set all the rules in asia. we want a foot hold in asia if we build this alliance of countries, that s good for us as a country. i think that s a case that s relatively easy to make even to people who are skeptics. i think after the experience of naft nafta and the speeding of the process and the real concern there aren t those blue caller jobs left that you can make a living on. i think that s a harder sell and that s where the president is going to run well it s in peorria. both sticking around i m going to squeeze a quick break.
industry to speak of. during the bust times, everything collapses in the economy. the decrease in coal jobs in aplatchia, 21,000 coal jobs left kentucky since the 1980s, and the eastern part of of the state is bore the brunt of that loss. we have seep a 37.5% drop in coal jobs. say it again, since 2011 37.5 left kentucky? it is a huge amount. coal drops have been disappears at an alarm are rate. the jobs left. if tuask people in harlan what is causing the drop off? how did you understand?