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freeman: it depends on what you are looking at.if you are a german automaker, we are a low-wage region. so there's been a lot of investment in the manufacturing in the united states in recent of exit. a lot 8% of our workforce is now in manufacturing. it used to be 24%. we are not going back to 24%. it may continue to decline. i don't think we will see a mass exodus of all factories. i think there will be a continuation of certain kinds of factories needing certain skills. automation issues, there will be some distributing manufacturing, that.nting and stuff like i think there will be multiple paths so i do think -- i agree the president. i think public policy can repel manufacturing. i think public policy that promotes manufacturing is a good thing, but i think the differences that they can make, we have to be realistic. cost is key,bor we're never going to get back to that 24%. host: we have time for one last question. >> i was wondering if you could paint a quick, local picture of how your story plays out in new york city, and i

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[applause] freeman: i like to thank baldwin. i can't resist saying that, you know, i also recently discovered there's a polish rock band named behemoth, which i didn't know. i'm less well-informed. but the first talk i gave was at my own university, university of new york, and somehow or other when you try to buy a ticket to this event, it took you to a site to buy a ticket to a concert in poland. -- poland by a rock band called behemoth. tonight, i think it is in the right place. i want to thank the brooklyn historical society for inviting me. this is a particularly appropriate place, i think, to talk about the history of factories for two reasons. one is that, you know, immediately around where we are gathered tonight, were some of the most important factories that new york has had. nearby were the -- in the 18th century along the water. then there were the great sugar refineries also along the waterfront. there were metal working companies like american safety razor which is -- where metrotech is now. pharmaceutical companies

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ethel freeman didn't die in the storm. she died in the days after the storm.that storm and by neglect. and so for the president to it's disrespectful to the dead and to the living. >> yeah, it's a new low. anderson, very well said. anderson, you stay safe. we'll get back to you. our coverage will continue. anderson cooper in wilmington, north carolina. here in myrtle beach, we're bracing for the storm that is on the way here. i want to bring in now chief joseph hill. he is the police chief for orie county, south carolina where myrtle beach is located. i've been here since this morning. curfew is in effect the police department tweeted out the curfew. all hands on deck, right? >> yes, sir, don. welcome to myrtle beach. curfew is in effect from 7:00 at night to 7:00 in the morning. we did that to make sure that folks are safe, officers can traverse and we keep looters at bay. >> you're telling it residents to think before they call authorities. what do you meep by that? >> well, if you are having emergency situations, whether that's a medical is, someone's break

freeman is a distinguished professor of history at queens college and the graduate center of cuny.

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." >> funding of this presentation is made possible by is made possible by the freeman foundation, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, massive evacuation orders are made, buthe president says all plans are in place. plans are in place. pres. trump: we are sparing no expense. we are totally prepared. we are as ready as anybody has ever been. laura: russia is showing off its military mightoowith chinese the guests of honor at these wargames. plus, it is one giant wriggle for wormkind. scientists are sending creatures to the international space aation for an experiment which could benefit usll. could benefit us all. laura: could benefit us all. >> this is storm is a monster. it is big and it is vicious. it is an extremely dangerous, life-threatening, historic hurricane. gary: more than a million people have been ordered to leave coastal areas of north and south carolina, and some highways have been made one-way to smooth the flow of hugely increased flows of te ffic. >> peodon't understand that when it is time to evacuate, no emerge are closed, get back to th

announcer: next on american history tv, queens college history professor joshua freeman talks about the"behemoth: a history of the factory and the making of the modern world." the brooklyn historical society hosted this event. it's about an hour and 15 minutes. >> but that's probably enough out of me. let's get on to the meat, the topic of tonight.

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