divisiveness. and before i go, i have to say happy birthday and we have the governor s cup winner wine. oh, the wine. and the barboursville wine. and tell alan that you have some great virginia wine coming to celebrate the birthday. thank you very much. and save me, please, joe in wiscons wisconsin. mike? yeah, andrea. sorry, i am laughing along with your conversation with terry mcauliff, and what we have heard from him is similar to joe biden on the stage behind me at the university of wisconsin madison, and he talked about with me a crowd of college students his own time om com coming of age i civil rights movement, and he said i am sick and tired the of being sake and tirick and tired
as much is basically how do u.s. companies feel about person workers and the fact that american workers aren t up to the task, aren t as thrilled and don t have the same work ethic as some of these foreign workers. and i think that is missing from some of the argument. i want to hear the senators get into that a little more as well. in apple, too, one of the reasons apple does so much in china, it s probably because it s a supply chain. it s so much more efficient and things are happening in china that just can t happen in the united states. but it is interesting, too, when you look at apple as we think of it as sort of the quintessential american. you think about the big hourhouses and you look at what they employed versus and it s a fraction of what the big auto companies used to be. this is now the big american company, right? again, irick, what you re