promise. if you know that the data is obvious, that when you look at most of the things online, it's somewhere between six and eight of every ten jobs we've lost in the manufacturing sector they say is innovation. this came as a novelty to us about ten years ago when this thinking started because we all thought it was just straight wages and selfish companies. seems like warren wants to go back there because it can't be about a fair difference of opinion on the data, andrew, because i don't think you could come up with a lot of data on her side of this. can you? >> you know, i certainly give her the benefit of the doubt. but the fact is if you go to a factory here in ohio, you'll find wall to wall robots and machines. and even this gm struck, the uaw strike that's on right now, it's tied to the fact that they're shifting towards electric cars that have fewer parts and so need fewer workers to put them together. even the uaw strike is an automation story. >> so here's why i'm asking, because if her theory of the case is corporations are bad -- she said tonight corporations