what will general motors do for all of those workers? all that, much more on "making money." ♪ charles: president trump tweeting up storm this weekend ahead of his visit to ohio later this week. said yesterday, spoke with mary barra, ceo of general motors about the lordstown, ohio plant. i'm not happy it is close when everything else in our country is booming. i asked her to sell it. she blamed the uaw union. i don't care. i just want it open. he blast ad plan for the general motors and uaw to wait until september saying talks should immediately. edward lawrence at the white house. reporter: charles, president very upset focusing on jobs, trying to pressure general motors selling the plant or reopening or retasking that plant for another car, specifically the one in lordstown, ohio, he would like to see all the plants gm will close to be reborn. this morning president tweeting about his concern, the meeting happening between the union leaders and gm and the president saying that meeting is happening in the fall but it should be happening

listen. >> what's going on with general motors. get that plant open or sell it to somebody and they'll open it. everybody wants it. sell it to somebody or open it yourself, get it going now. >> reporter: in addition, the president had somewhat unkind words for john mccain as well as the leadership of the uaw. this is the uaw plant as well as that plant in lordstown. the president said when it comes to the leadership of uaw, he has no use for them. he want to talk to the rank and file. >> i want to deal with the people in the union, not the heads of the union. [ cheering and applause ] >> because the heads of the union are not honest people and they ought to lower your dues by the way, they ought to stop with the dues, you're paying too much dues. they could have kept general motors n n., they could have ket and the gorgeous plant in lordstown. lower your dues. >> reporter: you can't always get what you want, from the rolling stones, president trump gave the folks here at the tank plant quite a bit of what they want. jeff flock in l

take a listen. >> and what is going on with general motors? get the plant open or sell it to somebody they will open it. everybody wants it. sell it to somebody. open it yourselves. get it going now and the uaw will help you. [applause] reporter: uaw will help, not sure if he got that from leadership or rank-and-file here. also before he left to come here i would report to you, that he told our blake burman in washington that when it comes to china trade, it may be that he keeps sanctions in place, sanctions, i mean tariffs in place, really loud in here, tariffs in place until of at agreement has been implemented, so he is sure that the chinese will live up to the terms of the agreement. again here is how the president put it. >> we're not talking about removing them. we're talking about leaving them and, for substantial period of time, because we have to make sure that if we do the deal with china, that china lives by the deal. reporter: i leave you perhaps folks with a picture of the president walking off toward a m-1 a-1 tank. waving to the

president trump is stepping up his pressure on general motors to open a plant in ohio. the president posting angry tweets over the weekend, criticizing the automaker and the united auto workers union for not reopening the lordstown ohio plant. he suggests gm should sell the plant to a new owner. last night he tweeted he wasn't happy after he spoke with gm's ceo, saying he asked her to do something quickly but that barra blamed the. cheryl: here is the response -- blamed the union. cheryl: to be clear, gm says the ultimate future of the unallocated plants will be resolved between gm and the uaw. the last chevy cruz rolled off the line on march 6th. trump also took aim at david green over the weekend. he is the local uaw president. he labeled him a democrat, then green responded to president trump by saying the union is doing everything we can to convince ceo mary barra to reinvest in gm lordstown. the president pointed out that toyota plans to increase their investment in u.s. operations through 2021 to nearly $13 billion, that again is from david green. lauren: it is po

we want to switch gears to general motors. president trump taking direct aim at the company over a plant closing. here's just one of the tweets. general motors and the uaw are going to start talks in september, october. why wait? start them now. i want jobs to stay in the usa and i want lordstown, ohio, and one of the best economies in our history, opened or sold to a company who can open it fast. car companies are coming back to the united states and so is everyone else. we now have the best economy in the world, the envy of all. get that, big beautiful plant in ohio open now. close a plant in china or mexico, where you invest so heavily pre-trump but not in the usa. bring jobs home. we will bring in foxnews.com's automotive editor. gary, in one of his tweets, president trump says mary barra is blaming general motors. i have been in touch with one of their senior folks. he's saying it's not necessarily that but obviously it's a very complicated situation. >> they are in discussions with the union, they are going to be, there

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, youras family retired from general motors, and you're the last one there. then all of a sudden it's all gone. >> rorter: gm closing this factory as it focuses more on trucks and suv sales of the cruze sedan falling by almost half over the past five years. mccabe took these pictures of thele last oning the assembly line. now he and thousands of other or jobs are searching at other gm factories. >> when general motors a mary barra tells us there's all these opportunities for us to transfer, it comes aoss aso cold and calculated because i know they have kids, i know they have families. how would they react in the same situation as us?te >> rep lordstown is under reallocation and could reopen after september when gm and the unioer contract negotiations. but president trump, who visited ohio today, wantsnswers w. tweeting over the weekend, i want jobs to stay in the us want lordstown and one of the sst economies in our history opened ord to a company who will open it up fast. >> i'mlad he is supporting us and wants to help us. i just wishld he w come here and ki

tweet about general motors over the weekend. very critical. he said he spoke to mary barra he wants them to re-open a particular plant in ohio and says he wants general motors and the uaw, united autoworkers to begin talks now and don't want them to wait till the fall gm putting out a statement of their own saying any resolution of the situation is going to be done between gm and uaw in due course and we see this tweet about google, the president tweeting out, google is helping china and their military but not the u.s. terrible google putting out for its part a reaction to that suggesting that they are not, in fact, working with the chinese military and when you talk to aides at the white house about these tweets today, you don't get a lot of sort of backing up of the president's statements, i asked aides for whatever evidence the president has that google is working with the chinese military and they simply said they couldn't provide it. i spoke to sarah sanders about that within the hour and she said she didn't have it and aid

we talked about the feud between general motors and the uaw and the president. we heard from mick mulvaney, his acting chief of staff, over the weekend about the possibility of overriding the veto. >> the president does not appear -- kevin: the president does not by thethreatened at all decision to override the veto. the democrats advanced a piece of legislation that would call back the declaration of a national emergency across the u.s./muska border, propping the president -- u.s./mexico border, prompting the president to use his first veto. once lawmakers return from recess in the house, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell oo --not seem perplexedt seem too perplexed to override a veto by any count. every 2020 republican in the senate up for reelection voted in line with the white house and not those 12 republicans who bucked the white house and went against him. david: that is a really great point. i hadn't noticed it. what about the other legislation having to do with yemen? there seems to be a bipartisan groundswell to curtail the president's activities i

>> general motors unallocated the plant.ells us it's closed and they're not telling us it's ieds idle. it's a strange place to be. a lot of trying to decide whether they should transfer out or wait this out and wait for some more future product to be allocated here. >> should the president be holding you personally responsible as he is doing? >> i don't think he knows me very well. i've been working really hard. i was in plant today working in the plant packing up some parts for cars. i continue to work every day tirelessly to get some product here. we have a driver it home ohio camp that the whole community has gotten behind to convince general motors we're part of their family and want to remain part of family and keep working here for another 53 years. >> what does he not understand this he needs to understand? >> i think just looking at numbers and recognizing that people here in the community are struggling. you can talk about a low unemployment rate but until you come here to the valley and see the people. we're that p

those workers, that community has worked hard to be productive for general motors and now general motors is turning on them. our goal is very simple, which is we need a plant there that is making automobiles and general motors ought to put a new product there. if the chevy cruze isn't selling, they ought to give us a new product. i hope this will still happen. they say they're going to make 20 new electric car models in the next five years and the rumor is those may be in china. let's make sure one of them at least is in lordstown. this would be the first time in almost 100 years that general motors was not assembling vehicles in ohio. think about that. they have other plants in ohio. they make transmissions in ohio, but this would be the differefie we don't have an assembly plant in the second biggest auto state in the country. i think it's about 10% of the payroll in the youngstown area. this is a big deal. >> when the president down plays the impact and he says the jobs are going to be replaced in ohio in something like two minutes, i venture to guess you don't see it that way? >> wel

stuart: general motors? >> general motors has never been more financially healthy and mary barra over there has saved a lot of u.s. jobs by getting gm in the shape it's in. >> i'm with jack. the plant closing was the cruze model. that's before she got in. hopefully she will be able to do something, maybe repurpose this plant. the president is wasting his political capital going after general motors. stuart: okay. i will bear that in mind. it's that time, 9:40 eastern time. thanks very much indeed, jack, shah. all good stuff. >>> look at the big board. not quite the low of the day but pretty close, down 120 points. 25,700. that's where we are. >>> fbn, fox business network programming note. we will have live coverage of the fed's interest rate decision today at 2:00 p.m. eastern. then jerome powell speaks, the fed chair, 2:30 eastern. watch it live here on the fox business network. >>> david beckham, soccer guy, he wants to bring professional soccer to fort lauderdale, florida, and he wants to do it to make i

will he again turn up the heat on general motors to reopen its lordstown plant? u.s. trade talks with china reportedly in the final stages. key negotiators are expected back in beijing next week. can we get a deal with china that we can trust? the f aa in the spotlight, more questions over its relationship with boeing as we're learning about the frantic scene inside the cockpit of the deadly lion air crash last year. and the teases keep coming from joe biden. how he's now asking rich backers for big bucks so he can go head to head with beto and person east it ibernie.it is wednesdayf march. "fbn: a.m." starts right now. cheryl: here is how your money is moving today at 5:00 a.m. eastern tile. the china chill affecting tuesday's early rally. this morning, seeing optimism on the u.s.-china meeting. the s&p is up 5, nasdaq up 14. over to europe, looks like theresa may is going to write to the e.u. president with a plan to delay brexit beyond march 29th. right now th ftse is slightly higher. now to asia, investors there in wait and see mode overnight as mixed signals on t

dagen: tim, talk about the need for general motors to close this plant, however, that general motors -- please correct me if i'm wrong -- has more excess capacity if you will than some of the other automakers in the united states. i'm thinking about ford and even chrysler jeep, that this was kind of a necessity. >> well, that's the argument gm is making. we've seen remarkable shift in consumer taste in the u.s. auto market here, away from kind of a split between cars and suvs and trucks to really favoring suvs and trucks, moving away from small cars. lordstown was a factory that was making small cars that cons hers just were not -- consumers just were not interested in buying. one of the problems gm has, it's got a lot of excess capacity for small cars and it's looking for ways to get rid of that. dagen: anybody who remembers the auto bailout, it was a $50 billion bailout of general motors by the federal government, quite frankly wants gm to right-size and to have the right amount of capacity for the automobiles that it sells, right, tim? >> well, that's one of the ironic things here

as an example, they could have kept general motors.hey could have kept it in that gorgeous plant in lowerstown. they -- in lordstown. lower your dues. reporter: as much as people sought a positive message. the president seems to be best when he's on the attack. and he certainly was today in lima, ohio. liz: trump's fight with gm is escalating over the lordstown, factory. the tweet attacks on gmc and mary barr. the president wants gm to retool the factory to make electric cars. ohio not on a list of key 020 states to get super pac money from certain super packs. this has nancy pelosi is headlining a democratic fundraising dinner. ernie, good to see you. what democrat policies do you see out there that will create jobs and economic growth? >> i think the growth is happening. the democrats have a different picture of what's happening with the economy. the wages are up, unemployment is down, 401ks are performing at the highest level and they are not seeing any of this. i don't understand it. >> setting aside trump's tweets and his style. t

-- a key battleground portion of the state, general motors continuing with plans to shut down a plant. i spoke with a local union leader there of the united auto workers association. they have been encouraging president trump to swing through lordstown, to talk to the folks who have been laid off by general motors and impacted by plant.osing down of the the president taking to twitter earlier this week, criticizing general motors and the union leader. meet the other 27 leaders and tries to get them to agree to her request to extend brexit to june 30. david: the extension depends in part on what happens during those 90 days, what will change. they say they will not change their position, but she cannot take the old deal back. who is going to give? reporter: french president emmanuel macron has said he doesn't feel like he can back the extension without guarantees. could it be a second referendum, something may has repeatedly ruled out? a neutral issued most eu leaders feel they haven't had any clarity from the u.k. for the last few years. david: now we will go to brussels on go

is that just a car problem and not a general motors versus president trump problem? right. we're looking at a situation where in this country people just are not buying sedans the way they did a generation ago, even five years ago, with oil prices being what they are, the preference is for suvs and frankly the larger the better. that's where the industry's going. so we're seeing this sort of rationalization which general motors announced last fall closing five factories and ford and the other automakers are all p kind of in the same boat on this. focusing on suvs and away from he sedans. cheryl: that's certainly true. people want bigger and better, they want electric, maybe go to texas, all you can see is big trucks all over the road. at the same time, the president did make an interesting point yesterday in his twitter attacks against gm or on sunday, excuse me. he said, look, why don't we set up negotiations sooner rather than later with the uaw, that union fight. the president jumping into that, if you will and here's the tweet just to show everybody. that he said

number one manufacturer in mexico is general motors. brands are seeing investing here, building most expensive vehicle, bmw $200,000, in alabama plant. mybach in alabama. the building here in the united states there is a lot of benefits. right now the president has in the new budget to remove those incentives for ev credits as well as removing money that would go to manufacturers to produce more fuel-efficient cars. if that does go away, manufacturers will want to do everything they can to be in the good graces of this president. charles: let me ask you then about the notion, auto industry itself how it is changing rapidly. autonomous cars, electric vehicles are all the rage. dealing with a notion of peak auto. if you read through, if you read through the filing of lyft, their goal for most americans never to even own a car again. so where are we going? >> i don't think that is going to happen. it sounds great in big cities where people can't afford vehicles because it is so expensive. new york and san francisco where they're trying to

president trump versus general motors. the commander-in-chief ramping up pressure on the automaker for shutting down one of its plants in ohio. we're live at the white house with the president's latest comments on that subject. >>> pushing for universal basic income. one major u.s. city is looking to join the free cash movement. why the democratic mayor of the city is considering handing out checks even if you are not employed. >>> then new details are emerging following the fatal ethiopian airlines crash that killed all 157 people on board. we'll bring you the latest on boeing at this hour. susan: let's check in on the markets again of the dow ending the day in positive territory. let's get straight to gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange. gerri? >> that's right, guys. a little pause in the market as we await on federal reserve. dow inching ahead of the federal reserve meeting. at one point boeing carving 60 points off the dow, on report that flight data is showing clear similarities between the lyon a

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it is a way to take pressure away from the general motors plant where he was said to bring jobs that has now closed. opened a newt has set of inquiries into the boeing 737 crashes. elaine chao has asked for a wide from a criminal investigation the inspector general is conducting. former vice president joe biden has begun telling some supporters he plans to run for the democratic president will nomination. bloomberg has learned biden is expected to announce his intentions in the coming weeks. he is 76 and has led early polls of primary voters. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm kailey leinz. this is bloomberg. guy: thank you very much indeed. coming up, ubs calling its first quarter one of the worst in recent history. details of what they had to say a little earlier, next. you can see the effect on the share price, dragging the smi with it. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: life from london, i'm guy johnson. vonnie: from new york come on vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." let

the recent closing of a general motors plant in lordstown, ohio.yesterday the president tweedy now because the economy is so good, general motors must get their plant open may be in a different owner fast. toyota is investing part and 25 billion in u.s. others likewise must act quickly. time is of the essence and for this we bring in the president of the united automobile workers joining us from ohio. nice to see you. appreciate it. the president's tweets, is it enough? >> no. i don't think it has been enough and i don't know that it will be. >> i will play you a soundbite from the president in ohio not far from your location now. take a listen. >> i was looking at some of those big incredible job producing factories and my wife said what happened. i said as job have left ohio. there are coming back. >> i was 18 months ago. the president in youngstown ohio. is it bad enough people are selling their houses? >> we've got hundreds of people and have moved on to other jobs throughout the country. >> any help about somebody else picking up this planned

my father worked for general motors.nk they have done a great disservice to the american worker. >> congressman turner, thank you for the discussion today. it was enlightening. i appreciate it. >> thank you, john. >> will a new assault weapons ban in new zealand lead democrats to renew efforts to push for stricter gun laws here in the united states? we'll speak with a congressman who tried to ban assault weapons next. lution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed, from $999, intelligently senses your movement and automatically adjusts... so you wake up rested and ready for anything. save $500 on select sleep number 360 smart beds. only for a limited time. georgand a busy day ahead. george has entresto, a heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressur

. >>> we're getting breaking news out of general motors today and we'll go to phil lebeau for that >>about to start a program here at the assembly plant just outside of detroit. general motors announcing a major investment not only for this plant, but in the u.s they will be adding 700 jobs, pumping $1.8 billion into this facility and others in the u.s and as part of that, they will be building a new electric vehicle here at this plant this is where they build chevy volt here is mary barra talking a few minutes ago about why this plant. >> when we look at the architecture of the vehicle coming off of and there has been significant enhancements, it makes sense because this is a great workforce. so there is capacity to be able to do that and there are synergies as well. >> as you take a look at plant efficiency for the big three in north america, you see general motors 73% trailing its competitors. this ev was originally scheduled to be built at a foreign plant they have decided to move it here because of the new rules with the new trade agreements with mexico and canada but gm is still

on with general motors? the best economy we have ever had. we have the lowest employment unemployment we had in 51 years. soon it will be the record all time. and what's going on with general motors? get that plant open or sell it to somebody and they'll open it. everybody wants it. sell it to somebody or open it yourselves. get it going now. >> all right, the president spending time on this because where lordstown is matters. trumble county voted for trump in 2016. that is the first time that county has voted for a republican since the 1970s. a lot is at stake. "outfront" now, kevin hassett, chairman of the white house council of economic advisers. so the president today having that fund-raiser, only an hour away from lordstown where that general motors factory is closing. i spoke the other day to the uaw union leader, david greene, who president trump of course had personally attacked on twitter. he says he's tried to reach out to the president twice to talk about the plant. he didn't get a response. what

we oversaw investment in chrysler and general motors, and setting up industrial policy for our country for the first time in generations, looking for workforce opportunities and innovation opportunities come advanced manufacturing partnerships, working with members of this body to create legislation to support our manufacturing economy. i did that for a variety of years. i had a post at the economic development administration and the u.s. department of commerce and then decided i miss the midwest and i came back to the midwest and worked on export assistance for small and midsize manufacturers in partnership with the brookings institution and bloomberg philanthropy and jp morgan chase foundation. wasre iran for congress, i working in an advanced manufacturing research lab focusing on the future of work in the digital age of manufacturing. >> you did all of that before 35. rep. stevens: that is about right. >> you are a younger member of congress. what inspired you or what gave you the confidence to think i can run for a seat at this age? rep. stevens: a couple of different things, work

general motors did. we think general motors has an obligation. we want to be part of their family.we want to keep doing that. >> dana: feels like you could be allies with the president because he's frustrated with g.m., too. >> yeah, it could very well be. that's why i haven't taken any of this personal. he obviously doesn't know me and personally and i've been working really hard here in the valley. we've got a lot of community support. we sold 142,617 chevy cruzes last year, which is a lot. it's frustrating to hear g.m. said nobody wants to buy the car, because it's been a popular vehicle. >> dana: what do you say to supporters of the president, people that maybe were in you're union that they voted for the president, support him now. were they wrong to do that? should they continue to support him? >> that's a personal opinion. i really -- that's up to the members themselves. i try not to tell people this is what you need to do. i always just encourage them to look at the record. look at voting records, look at politicians and who they supported and how they voted for working peo

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right now it's in the hands of general motors and the international union.ling to try to keep let general motors and the uaw know that we are still here, we still want a product. but ultimately, we don't have a whole lot of say right now. >> jon: you did talk with gm chairwoman, what did she have to say, anything reassuring? >> of the governor talked with her, i have not had a chance to talk with her yet. i went to try to get up there the next couple of weeks. i have not talked with her yet, i have talked with her governmental relations rep and keeping me posted and what's going on but i have not met the chairwoman yet. >> the 1200 jobs that have been idled with the shutting down of this plant is going to have a real ripple effect in your economy, isn't it? >> absolutely peered over the last couple of years, it's been 4500 jobs plus the ripple effect of all the suppliers and everything, a lot of local businesses grew to be used to get 85% of our funding from general motors and now we get approximately 40% so we have tried to diversify. we have been trying to

did boeing have too much sway in vetting its own planes president trump going after general motors over the weekend, attacking google as well we have the fallout for both of those companies. >>> and as you just heard, lyft begins its journey to go public. the first big tech ipo of 2019 what investors need to know before they jump on the bandwagon. "power lunch" starts right now >> welcome to "power lunch." i'm courtney reagan. the dow struggling for gains blame boeing the biggest drag on the index. the s&p 500, nasdaq trying for a second straight day of gains and aiming for their highest close since early october. energy and financials, the best performing sectors facebookdowngrade. more on that stock just ahead. for now, over to kell. >> we begin this hour with boeing the stock is dropping again on reports the transportation department is now investigating the faa's approval of the max jet and questions are being raised about boeing's influence of vetting its own planes philip lebeau is here. phil >> the faa and boeing, there is also a federal grand jury investigating the development o

this for the past few days and he even went so far as to call the chief executive officer of general motors mary barra to tell her and we know this from his tweets that he wants her to either increase jobs at the lordstown plant or sell it to another company that will do so that is not the way things work in the vehicle making industry and general motors does not seem as if it is going to comply with there and that brings us to.

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david: general motors announce a new plant in mitc michigan.icism had anything to do the announcement. reporter: if mary barra is congressry at presidenangryat te did not let on today. i pressed her some on what president said he would like gm to do, put another vehicle at that plant or selling. >> it is always difficult when you impact a plant, we have to make tough decision, it market reality, people are shifting from small cars, we have to make the decisions to maintain the jobs we have in this country and can continue to create more, i understand it tough, that is why we're focused on every employee we have. workforce we have. we want everyone of them to stay part of gm team, we had 500 move to other locations, we will have other opportunities including some in ohio, we'll continue to focus on that, i understand it a difficult message. reporter: gm making chevy volt and sonic, they will add the new all electric vehicle that was to be made in china now moved to be made here, mary barra said not this response to the president but that is wher

resumed hisump tweet storm on general motors today. day and a row, the president called for the company and united auto workers to reopen a factory in ohio. he told the automaker instead it should close a factory in china or mexico. the president also said he asked the ceo to sell the place. senator kirsten gillibrand of new york has joined a crowded field running for the democratic presidential nomination. she said america needs a leader who makes big, bold, brave choices. she positioned herself as a leader of the me too movement. obama economic advisor alan krueger has died, a longtime economic advisor at princeton -- professor at princeton. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm kailey leinz. this is bloomberg. you.e: thank markets are holding steady today at the start of a busy week. joining us with more is bloomberg's stocks editor dave wilson. the s&p 500 is holding up again for another monday, up 4/10 of 1%. where does this e

general motors and the uaw will start talks in september, october.why wait? start them now. i want jobs to stay in the usa and want lordstown ohio and one of the best economies no history, open or sold to a company that will open it up fast. car companies are all coming back to the united states, so was everyone else. we now have the best economy in the world. the envy of all, get that big beautiful plant in ohio open now. close the plant in china or mexico where you invested so heavily, pre-trump.but not in the usa. bring jobs home and the president also taking a look at his favorable poll numbers. ignored again by the national left-wing media. 93 percent approval he tweeted in the republican party. the president to two a usa today poll just out states 50 percent of americans agree that the mueller investigation is a witchhunt. and msnbc very few think that it is legit. will we soon find out? the trump economy, blooming. more americans are working than ever before. the president to an end, gdp growth during the fourth quarter of 2010, the fastest since 2005. this demonstrat

rob: president trump urging general motors to close ohio plant, ceo of general motors about the ohiosed, everything else in the country is booming. i asked her to sell it or do something quickly, she blamed the united automobile workers' union, i don't care, i just want it open. gm responding in a statement, quote, to be clear the future of unallocated plant would be resolved between gm. carley: former senator joe lieberman doubling down on the value of the democratic party. >> the democratic party is not jewish party but there are some people in the party including congresswoman omar who has said antisemitic things. carley: suggesting her republican colleagues paid prolobbyist group for support. rob: congressman dan crenshaw coming to support after new zealand attacks. [inaudible] rob: responded to liberal activist that claims she was triggered by people who criticize congresswoman omar's comments as snt sematic. this is the insanity that led terrible accusations and chelsea clinton is not the blame fi say -- if i say i am triggered, they will kick me out of congress, let us know yo

i have been a little bit disappointed with them because everyone else is coming in but general motors did just announced a $300 million investment at its assembly plant here in michigan, right now. but i am also fighting with general motors and the uaw to take swift action on the gm plants at hamtramck and warren, michigan, and lordstown, ohio. get the plants open, everyone else is coming in. get them open now. so with companies like chrysler and ford and toyota and volkswagen, all investing heavily in america, and heavily in the state of michigan, we think general motors will soon be doing the same. i really do believe that. they went, before my time they went to china and they spent a lot of money building stuff. they went to mexico and spent a lot of money building stuff and that's not helping us much. so we think they are going to come around. as we protect our jobs, we are also protecting just north of the border. they are radical extremist democrats who want open borders and crime. because that's what happens. last month alone, more than 76,000 illegal immigrants arrived at our

"just spoke to mary, ceo of general motors, about the ohio plant. i'm not happy that it is closed when anything else in our country is moving. i asked her to sell it or do something quickly. she blamed the uaw union. i don't care, i just wanted open!" the chair of the ohio or publican party today is also going after the move while reiterating her support to the president. watch. speak of the folks in the valley are workforce ready. it's unfortunate that gm made the decision to shut down that plant. it's a fantastic facility with fantastic workers. it's all about jobs and economic prosperity, especially here in the buckeye state. >> harris: let's talk politics. the president's visit to ohio today comes as a new cnn poll shows that republican voters are more enthusiastic than democrats about voting in in the 2020 presidential election. 57% of republicans are saying they are extremely enthusiastic. compared to 46% of democrats and 26% of independents. guy, i want to come to you first. there's just one more set of numbers i want to throw out to you. in

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so remember when the general motors ceo said what is good for general motors is good for america?e believed that. that is wrong, it turns out. what is good for america is good for general motors. our quality of life encompasses more than just economic wealth. so the problem here with the corpocracy and just the value of money changing hands as a measure of prosperity is this actually drives the suicide economy. it -- sorry -- it drives the suicide economy that is fueled where an exchange of money is not attached to value. it is just simply money exchanging hands. so this is fuelled by things like oil, war and disaster capitalism. i mean, halliburton, these are making money on disasters. more intense and frequent natural disasters by global climate change. cancers, asthmas, heart attacks, other ailments, illnesses, divorces, mortgage loans, all sorts of similar problems where money exchanges hands, but there's no continent exchange. -- concurrent value. quality of life plummets and the corporations grow rich. here we are, democracy crisis. we are facing a huge problem. we have some

and i have been very clear how i feel about how general motors handled this.y are closing the plants at the same time that they located a plant in mexico. when you look at the faces of those work men and women, my people that live in my district are working at hamtrammic. we have to keep manufacturing in this country. if these companies need to be working with us to keep jobs here. don't ship jobs overseas, pay less and then ship them back into this country. not right, not fair. >> the president as you know promised to bring those jobs back. has he failed to do so? >> we have to look at doing something about i call it nafta 2.0. i don't want anybody to forget what nafta 1.0 did. i made it clear i will work with them on a bill to keep jobs here in the united states and not have them located in mexico at unfair labor rates. i have talked to the u.s. trade representatives and i have talked to the president about it. i'm going to fight with him to keep those jobs here. >> an opportunity for bipartisanship. thanks so much. always good to have you on. >> good to be

and what is going on with general motors? get that plant open or sell it to somebody, they will open it, everyone wants it. get it going now and the uaw will help you. you will help. just promised they will help. get it opened now. don't wait. reporter: president not saying what the uawtold him, he tweeted that last week that mary barra blamed the uaw for closing of that plant. she denied that. on subject of uaw leadership about kissing and hugging i will let you hear that yourself. >> how good it was for this, that they said thank you, sir, thank you. this is unbelievable. thank you, sir. then i see one of the guys next day on the television show. the i think de"face the nation." and ladies and gentlemen, de"face the nation," he says, how -- he a democrat. and he wants democrat policies, which were putting of i everyone in the poor house, i left him, he was hugging me, kissing me, telling me it was unbelievable nobody el could do it next day he was the on there talking about stuff, i want to deal with people in union note th

he is not going to the general motors factory that was close. but i think he will feel the energy of this crowd and we'll see lounge he goes and what sort of points he makes and whether or not he mentions general motors. >> thank you very much, we'll check in with you through the course of this appearance. before the president spoke on the white house lawn today, kellyanne conway spoke about the feud between her husband and her boss, donald trump, she told politico that the president is free to respond when he is accused of having a mental illness. he left it alone for months out of respect for me, but when someone, a nonmedical professional accuses him of having a mental disorder, you think he should take that sitting down, you're not a psychiatrist and he's not respectfully. joining me, daniel lipman. what was the sense you got from kel kellyanne? >> it looks like she is siding with the president. she wants to be boil to him and keep her job, and she had to deal with messy questions about her relationship for the last couple months. it is funn

. >>> tonight general motors ceo mary barra speaking out in a rare in-depth interview after s nounced gm iif from president trump. this comes after the company closed four plants, eliminating 3,300 factory jobs in this our anne thompson has this report. >> reporter: today gm's mary barra with a message for america. >> general motors is committed to supporting u.s. manufacturing -- >> reporter: the ceo announcing a new electric vehicle, 400 jobs, and a $300 million investment for the orion facility near detroit. after a week of presidential pummeling for gm decision to close the lordstown plant this month. >> get that plant open or sell to it somebody and they'll open it. >> are you being bullied by president trump? >> no, not at all. i mean, i think, you know, we're having conversations. i think it's always important to understand different people's perspectives. >> reporter: the orion plant de reagan today builds three vehicles, including the all electric chevy bolt. originally gm planned to build a new vehicle outside the u.s. but barra says because of the workforce here and the rev

. >>> general motors is planning to hire hundreds of workers and expand production. thisfter the automaker idled plants in the u.s. and became a target of president trump for doing so. phil lebeau reports tonight from lake orion, michigan. >> reporter: our chairman and ceo, mary barra. gm's ceo calls it a major investment,is and it . gm will spending $1.8 billion, hire 700 worrs and build a new electric car here in the u.s. >> it's going to come out in a year or two. we haven't released a specific date yet. there will be a lot more to follow on e specifics of the product. today we're really focused on the workforce. >> reporter: unfortunately for barra, to focus on gm's decision to end production at its planned in lordstown, ohio.ma while , but not all of those workers have transferred to jobs at other gm facilities, the lordstown plant remains idled, d that's what bothers the president. recently tweeting just spoke to mary barra, ceo of general motors, about the lordstown, ohio, plant. am not happy that it is closed when everything else in our country is boomin i as

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