people don t think the border is important. but i have listening sessions around the state. i didn t know that 70% of the drugs coming into this country comes to atlanta, georgia. you have drugs in atlanta georgia, you know what will be left here. as it goes around the united states of america. that creates crime. then the inflation. look at the inflation. jobs. people don t have jobs. today i had a couple of listening sessions. that s the problem people are having. we had a banquet tonight for small businesses. they are being killed. were those not the things this administration was supposed to do? we are not holding elected officials accountable. it s time to do. that people are starting to wake up. sean: i want to ask you. less than a minute.
unemployment, nothing can satisfy president trump s haters. people are all still looking for good jobs, but to hear the president think, talking about how strong the economy is will help him win mid-term districts is foolish. laura: it s foolish? can t be that great, a lot of people don t have jobs. brilliant analysis, as always. turn off that noise for a moment and hear from an actual american, who is veeping the fruits of this great economy. joining us on steve, president of staub manufacturing solutions in dayton, ohio. steve, great to have you on. you actually are a working-class american and you beg to differ with mr. soberof, who basically says, well waves it off, it is not that great, wouldn t run on this economy. steve? that is not what we re seeing here in manufacturing in dayton, ohio. thanks for having me on tonight.
yet, no matter how much good news there is about wages, jobs, unemployment, nothing can satisfy president trump s haters. people are all still looking for good jobs, so to hear the president think that talking about how strong the economy is is going to help him win back these midterm is foolish. laura: not foolish. the economy can t be that great, a lot of people don t have jobs. brilliant analysis as always. let s just turn off that noise for a few moments and here from an actual american who is reaping the fruits of this great economy. joining us now is it steve, the president of stabbed manufacturing solutions in dayton, ohio. steve, it is great to have you here. you actually are a working class american, and do you to differ with mr. bond into basically says, waives it off. it is not all that great. i went in front of us economy. steve? that is not what we are
structural hurdles it s challenging. is there a government solution you sew? i was going to ask the economist on the couch what accounts for this? the economy is doing fairly wel- people are optimistic about the economy. more optimistic about the economy then other things in the country. i think part is the personal debt. this culture of spending and the newest gadget. what are the struck cal economic things you talk about. yes. the problems. i look at my husband s home down outside of buffalo. they had a big big plant there that made stuff for gm. guess what all that stuff has gone to mexico or it s gone to asia those people don t have jobs. it s like a ghost town now. being squeezed in the middle. if you re rich you can pay for school. if you re poor enough you get
have jobs. it served this idea that we are this elitist place it needs to be exactly the say it was or we re going to have this argument at 1:00 every day. it lets the white house say they are always arguing about this. they don t care about what s going on in your life. you have an obligation because you never know what they might say, i d put, go out there, have the camera. we shouldn t send our corresponds deko corresponkocorrespon correspondents. it s suppose to be the the place where you learn so much stuff. their chief spokesperson lie and throw tantrums up there, it s become a disheartening place. the briefings serve the purposes of the white house more than the purpose of reporters. or the public. chris, before i let you go, you were at this nafta hearing.