Pennsylvania union member: "I don't believe union bosses speak for union membership. I support Donald Trump because he supports keeping manufacturing jobs in house. It was proven in your first term. You take care of the American worker."
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My personal opinion, of course, I can't speak for the unions, but there is a silent majority. Political stuff we really don't care about. Being represented is what matters most to us. Personally, I just don't believe Union Boston speak for all union membership. I support Donald Trump because he supports keeping manufacturing jobs in-house. It was proven in your first term. Thank you for that. Thank you. You also take care of the American worker instead of going overseas or out of country to do so. Very much appreciate that. Thank you. Thank you very much, Ed. Very nice. I appreciate it. Lee is alluding to the fact that the Teamsters took a vote and 61%, this is nationwide, 61, 62% of them support Trump. Yes, they do. And they have a very good head. They have a man named Sean O'Brien, who's a great guy. He's the head of it. And-- but he released those numbers, which is, you know, something I appreciate it very much. And the firefighters, the same thing. They support me, the rank and file, which we-- so we have a lot of the union-- a lot of the unions beyond that. I think the auto workers in Detroit, we're going to bring back a lot of plants into Michigan. We're going to bring them back very fast. And you probably read, Mike, where I killed-- they were building a giant plant in Mexico sponsored and owned by China. And I let them know-- and that would have destroyed Michigan. That would have-- this plant would have made as many cars as all of Michigan. This was going to be the largest plant in the world. And I let them know, you build that plant, and we're going to put the biggest tariffs on those cars you've ever seen. And, you know, that was about two weeks ago. They've just announced they're not going to build the plant. That's a great thing, isn't that good? Now, if they want to build it in the US, that's OK, Ed. If they want to build it, Mike, in the US, that's OK. But they're not going to build it in none of the country. You can send the cars in here and destroy all of-- this is what's happening. This is what's been happening for 50, 60 years. So they just announced-- China just announced they're not going to build the plant. I'm very happy about that. Thank you very much, China. Absolutely. Thank you, sir. Great job. Thank you.
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