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leave. [applause]. let s talk about workforce development. that seems to be the kind of thing that americans do not think about when they think about the positives of the u.s. economy. we don t have stem education, were behind the rest of the world and this, this, that, and the other thing. yet part of the reason why the direct investment comes from japan is because of the workforce as it is and can be described. when it comes to the plan at least 2000 people are needed to walk with us. will you have the equivalent number of people needed working at the supply plant. so including at least the 4000 employees are needed. at the level that the consumer can evaluate. so our motto was the workforce needs a human element. the human itself makes the when we want to expand and have the next line we also need to have other people, how can we recruit those people at the same time maybe the same thing could happen. you need 4000 people to operate the two lines. more than ....
people don t listen in the same day that something is produced, like a lot of other mediums. but what has thrived in its place is so heartening to me. it s context. it s explanation. it s narrative. and a lot of it has gotten us far past the sort binaries of who is winning the horse race today, whose got the cycle down. not to denigrate that because there is part that is really interesting to me. the washington post is doing with their series presidential, where they go through and talk about each and every one of the presidents and their challenges and their story. mike and the economist are doing a show called special relationship, which is really fantastic, which has a political reporter from the uk talking to one here in the u.s. and if anybody has traveled overseas recently and tried to have a political conversation with somebody who is not american, you will know exactly how interesting that can be. and the show really gets at that. and i would just say, coy tal ....
to ensure israel s security. [applause] keeping people of faith save from threats like radical islam whether protecting them here are standing by israel, all of us need to confront together the threat of radical islam. we have to do it. [applause] now hillary clinton or as i call .er crooked hillary clinton [applause] crooked as they come, refuses to even say the words radical islam. refuses to say the words. unfit to beakes her president. in fact, she wants a 500% increase in syrian refugees to come into our country. no good. no good. can t do it. we don t know where they come .rom, where they are trump, trump] [indiscernible] [refugees are welcome here] usa, usa] mr. trump: thank you. all right. [indiscernible] [usa, usa, usa] [indiscernible] mr. trump: thank you. freedom of speech. thank you. very good. [indiscernible] mr. trump: we are so bad and so divided, this is such a shame. by the way these are professional agitators. they come in, their sender by the other pa ....
planet without nuclear weapons. the spokesperson stressed the visit is not an apology for america. prime minister abe announced he will accompany president obama. translator: i have decided to visit hiroshima with president obama on the 27th of this month. after the summit. i welcome president obama s visit to hiroshima from the bottom of my heart. abe says he hopes the visit will be a chance for japan and the u.s. to jointly mourn all the victims of the atomic bombing. u.s. secretary of state john kerry took part in a memorial event at the site of the attack. it believes it is believed that white house officials have been carefully weighing the possible public reaction. in an opinion poll conducted last year, 56% of americans said the u.s. of atomic bombs was justified. some americans argue that the bombing saved the lives of many u.s. troops by bringing an end to world ii. analysts say a visit by a president could be perceived as an apology by some people. the ....
for realizing the goals of the planet without nuclear weapons. the spokesperson stressed the visit is not an apology for america. prime minister abe announced he will accompany president obama. translator: i have decided to visit hiroshima with president obama on the 27th of this month. after the summit. i welcome president obama s visit to hiroshima from the bottom of my heart. abe says he hopes the visit will be a chance for japan and the u.s. to jointly mourn all the victims of the atomic bombing. u.s. secretary of state john kerry took part in a memorial event at the site of the attack. it believes it is believed that white house officials have been carefully weighing the possible public reaction. in an opinion poll conducted last year, 56% of americans said the u.s. of atomic bombs was justified. some americans argue that the bombing saved the lives of many u.s. troops by bringing an end to world ii. analysts say a visit by a president could be perceived as a ....