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I think a lot of people feel like she took it for granted, like it was always been a blue state and she had it. >> its car country. there are plants. between 2000 and 2010, half of the manufacturing jobs vanished. some have come back. household income is down 25%. pensions are gone or disappearing. the cost of health care is up. >> if im elected, you wont lose one plant. >> voters expect trump to keep those promises. >> put us all to work. give us the opportunity to earn a living and take care o...

Peoples pensions and they put it in for a time. they have a very significant issue and people are trying to cut pension 60 to 70%. they didnt translate what was happening to them and they wanted to vote for somebody they thought would care about them. >> hillary clinton was surprised by the upset with bernie sanders in that primary in michigan. she should have been on guard that that message was not carrying. they were saying president obama bailed out the auto industry. why wasnt it? >> it did ...

Household income is down 25%. pensions are gone or disappearing. the cost of health care is up. >> if im elected, you wont lose one plant. >> voters expect trump to keep those promises. >> put us all to work. give us the opportunity to earn a living and take care of our families. thats it. its that simple. >> job creation. not doing all our jobs offshore. >> macomb is diversifying quickly. >> you dont hear young people talk about how proud they are to be american anymore. they talk about how pro...

How do we create opportunity. how do we grow the pie so that it can help us with our debt and deficits and also help us grow new sectors of the economy and i think talking to millennials is very important as well. the maker movement. growing businesses. portable health care. portable benefits. portable pensions. theres a new economy out there. in five years, most of the workforce is going to be millennials. we need to create programs and policies that are going to allow them to grow to create a ...

Didnt translate down to the individual worker because theyre not making as much money. the purchasing power is less. i think one thing a lot of people miss is how frightened people are about their pensions, about whether their pensions are going to be there. i have a whole group of teamsters which are throughout the mid west, not just in my district, whose pensions have been cut 60% to 70%. they put their own money into those pensions for a lifetime and theyre not there. that fear, that anxiety,...

Washington, and while they thought donald trump was crazy, they thought hed shake up the system, and they ended up voting for him. >> the auto bailout is fascinating. the political benefit of it did not extend into this election. it certainly helped president obama in his reelection, but it didnt seem to have an affect th -- effect this time around. >> i think people underestimate how scared people really are after 2008 many theres a psychological scar on people back here. theyre worried about, ...

They need it. and on trade he will be at the forefront of putting a stop to bad trade deals which is why i said donald trump is appealing and exciting people in this country. >> hillary clintons expectations and her ultimate campaign missteps article, early on bill clinton had pleaded with robby mook, mrs. clintons campaign manager to try to do more outreach, i will get to the working right clause and rural voters but it would seem his advice fell on deaf ears. do you think that would have made ...

>> i think people underestimate how scared people really are after 2008 many theres a psychological scar on people back here. theyre worried about, and not only do you have auto workers but teamsters back here, theres a major issue with the pension fund. their pensions are being cut by 60% and 70%. im worried about it. i think people really underestimate how much that fear is in them. >> and when you talk about 2008, you mean the -- >> economic crisis. >> the great recession. >> right. >> not th...

And certainly a complication. when we talk an ground game, usually implicit, transportation is up and running. now over some of the basic issues, you have a labor union fighting for things that relate to health care and pensions, at a time when they certainly turned up the pain quotient trying to negotiate for a better deal. top have it at election time is a challenge. talking about campaigns wanting to get their voters to polls, sometimes you have the carpools and the driving senior, but they c...

People to hear me, see me, poke me, smell me, see what they think about me. thats how it works in new hampshire. if i come out of new hampshire as one of the big stories, i believe i will be the nominee and i think i can beat hillary clinton because hillarys a typical political type without a vision. and you know, all of my career ive been able to help create an atmosphere of job creation. ive been able to help people to rise, give opportunity to people who traditionally lived in the shadows. an...