regulations and that s an important factor as well as the new labor appointee. this also would go doing away with the burdensome government regulations and putting american jobs first. and one of the key factors is making sure we don t raise minimum wage to the degree where there are jobs lost. i think those are important distinctions with each of these different departments that one of the big factors that donald trump campaigned on was getting government out of the way and reducing job-killing regulations and each of these instances that we ve seen in the last few appointees, that s going to be their priority number one is putting american jobs first and doing away with regulations that kill jobs and that s an important step. is it just go ahead, charles. is it just about regulation? because there has to be some balance, right? it s not just about jobs. it s also about watching out for the environment, people s safety. regulation is one of those really squishy words that can be
industries which are job-killing regulations. that s an important factor as well as the new labor appointee. this also would go doing away with the burdensome government regulations and putting american jobs first. and one of the key factors is making sure we don t raise minimum wage to the degree where there are jobs lost. i think these are important distinctions with each of these different departments, that one of the big factors that donald trump campaigned on was getting government out of the way and reducing job-killing regulations. in each of these instances we have seen the last few appointees, that s going to be their priority number one, is putting american jobs first and doing away with regulations that kill jobs, and that s an important step. is it just go ahead, charles. is it just about regulation because there has to be some balance, right? it is not just about jobs, but watching out for the environment, people s safety. regulation is one of those squishy words tha
those jobs might not mean a lot in the big scheme of things, but they mean a heck of a lot to those people, those thousands of people so the fact that he focused on it, i think sends a good signal that we want jobs to stay in america, but i think that s not where he s going to stop, you know, going factory by factory, if you will. he wants less regulations that kill jobs and he wants to unleash capital so that community banks can start making loans again and entrepreneurs can expand and young men and women can get in the marketplace and move out of their parent s basements and good things like that, so, you know, i think this is a great first step. yeah. there are a lot of parents who would like that idea, of the kids to move out of the basements. matt, will the president-elect personally be negotiating these deals, do you think? no. i think like in this case mike pence obviously was, you know, heavily involved being the former current governor of indiana, but, look, i think it s
you know, going factory by factory if you will. he wants less regulations that kill jobs, and he wants to unleash capital so that community banks can start making loans again and entrepreneurs can expand and young men and women can get into marketplace and move out of their parents basements and good things like that. i think this is great first step. there are a lot of parents who would like that idea, the kids to move out of the basements. matt, will the president-elect personally be negotiating these deals do you think? no, i think like in this case mike pence obviously was, you know, heavily involved being the former current governor of indiana. but, look, i think it is interesting. i think in a way it is symbolism over substance. i think that, you know, look, we are talking about 1,000 jobs. he could go around the country doing this. not going to add up to a whole lot of jobs and you could argue that it is sort of skews the
a 4% growth strategy means you fix a convoluted tax code. you get in and change every as aspect of job killers. you get rid of obamacare and replace with it something that doesn t suppress wages and kill jobs. you embrace the energy revolution in our country. this president and hillary clinton, who can t even say she s for the excel pipeline after she left, give me a break. of course we re for it. we should be for these things to sustain high economic growth. and fixing our immigration system and turning it into an economic driver is part of this as well. we can do this. governor walker governor walker, when you ran for governor of wisconsin, back in 2010, you promised that you would create 250,000 jobs in your first term. first four years. in fact, wisconsin added barely half that and ranked 35th in the country in job growth. now you re running for president and you re promising an economic plan in which everyone will earn a piece of the american dream.