And more. Fox Business Team coverage as the market closes. Blake burman following the president s movements. Edward lawrence is in washington. Blake, we start with you as President Trump moves on to a tour of this ford plant. Reporter exactly a tour of the ford plant in ypsilanti michigan. This plant was making auto ports parts. They brought back workers in to take on the health care fight. What well see President Trump highlight the ford plant in particular for making up ventilators which the president , Vice President , feel is really one of the main success stories. The ability to sort of reposition to take up the health care fight over the last couple months. So we anticipate that, that meeting with the ford president here shortly. What we did hear from the president today is this continued push for his belief that the economy and that the country needs to reopen sooner rather than later. For example, the president saying that earlier today he had a phone call with the cdc about op
Against muslims. In the food market. Is a ferry. In china. Welcome to the program its been described as a cautious 1st step germany has begun to ease its lockdown destructions some shops in schools are being allowed to reopen although the rules vary from state to state it comes off to Public Health experts said the virus was under control. The coronavirus cases rose by 1775 to nearly 842000 according to the Roberts Court institute for Infectious Diseases its the 2nd consecutive day that the number of new infections has fallen the reported death toll is now at 4400. 00 and for. The democrats you know hauser has been following developments and joins me from our parliament to studios. Germany is allowing a few businesses to do your one from today which ones exactly and what is the rationale behind it the rule is that shops that are no bigger than 800 square meters can reopen they have to have some hygiene and social distancing measures in place bookshops and Car Dealerships and bike shops
Much needed rest. Guy johnson helping out, and we are thrilled by that. Guy, it is so exceptional to see a leader ill and certainly within this crisis. Give us the mood among the government, among dominic raab and others, the emotion right now around 10 downing street. Guy clearly everybody is hoping that the Prime Minister gets well and soon. This could not come at a worse time for britain as the country continues to fight the outbreak of the virus. I drove past this morning, and it is very busy down there as the world waits for news over what is happening to the prime unitter, moved to the icu in st. Thomas to make sure he was close to a ventilator. Clearly his situation has deteriorated recently, significantly. We understand he is still conscious, news remains limited. We now have a government that is led by dominic raab. He is the secretary of state and the foreign secretary. The u. K. Has government by cabinet. He will need to maintain a consensus within that cabinet. I suspect th
Earlier. He called them the turbulent years. The years that gave rise to the cio and all of the organizing and mieverything we saw then. They werent years of upheaval, organization and progress so much as a big turnabout. A way in which the american working class suddenly took a turn to a different stage in its existence where we could say that from the 30s to the 70s was an experience of almost unbroken progress and expanding rights for workers. But in the years between 1968 and 1988, a lot of that turned around. So turnabout years. I want to start with three stories that help locate whats going on in this period. Then talk a bit about whats happening to the economy. Talk about Public Sector workers in the period and the physical austerity they faced and conclude with barometers of whats happening to working class america by the end of this period. So to begin, let me start with three stories. Im going to locate these in 1977. So roughly about halfway into the period that were talking
Wrote about the 1930s. He called them the turbulent years. The years of militancy and organizing we saw. These years were equally important to shaping 20th century working america, but in a different way. They were not years of upheaval, organization, and progress, so much as a big turnabout. A way in which the working american class took a turn to a different stage in its existence. We could say that from the 1930s to the 1970s was an experience of unbroken promise and expanding rights for workers. In the years between 1968 and 1988, a lot of that turned around. So, turnabout years. I want to start with three stories that help locate what is going on in this period, and talk about whats going on with the economy. Talking about publicsector workers in the period, what they faced, and then conclude with some barometers of whats happening to workingclass america by the end of this period. To begin, let me start with three stories. I am going to locate these in 1977. Roughly about halfway