companies. how are jobs cuts to be avoided? >> well, what we've been doing is skills training, training everybody in the state. it is the automation part that we can work with on a regular basis when we know. we work together with the companies and we're able to make all of those kind of things work. we're one of the most manufacturing intensive states out there. it is the part when jobs like this are moved to mexico for $3 an hour that's really the breaking of the contract. and the breaking of the compact, the american promise. >> i want to pivot to the president's first trip abroad. listen to what german chancellor angela merkel had to say today. >> translator: the times when we could completely count on others, they are over, to a certain extent. i have experienced this in the last few days. that is why i can only say that we europeans must really take our fate into our own hands. >> if you look at the full read-out of those comments, she