then we did much better in 2020. they had to tell you. we did much better. we are going to swamp them. we are going to swamp them. we actually did much better, including in michigan. they ended obama s war on american energy. we had a war on american energy. gas prices plummet and soon reached $1.87 a gallon. how does that sound? now it is over five and six and even $7 a gallon in some places and it is going up higher and higher. and some places and it is going up higherand higher. and i think they want that. that way you go all electric. see ctrl for 15 minutes before you get a drive. the economy boomed, household incomes rose by more than $6,000 a year stop which was a record. $6,000 a year in my term. they entered the disaster known as nafta. term. they entered the disaster known as nafta. . . known as nafta. that was former president known as nafta. that was former president donald - known as nafta. that was i former president donald trump who continues to be addressin
car companies could dent growth in the world s largest economy. still, the us president backed the striking workers call for a 40% pay raise, telling them they deserve a lot more than they are getting. you deserve the significant raise you need, and other benefits. get back what we lost, 0k? it s about time they step up for us. wall street didn t build the country. the middle class built the country. unions built the middle class. that s a fact! so let s keep going. you deserve what you ve earned, and you ve earned a hell of a lot more than you re getting paid now. thank you very much. now, the biden administration has also been taking aim at the us tech sector. the competition regulator, the federal trade commission, has filed a lawsuit against amazon accusing it of protecting its market dominance in online retail at the expense of consumers and third 7 party sellers. our north american business correspondent erin delmore has more from new york. it s a case that has been
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