i provide type a jobs -- high-paying jobs. if we were to eliminate those jobs in crow country, the job and the revenue it would have by being eliminated would have devastating impacts to try. we had some protesters that broke into an energy summit we were having a few years ago, and they had big signs that said keep it in the ground. and the daughter of the crow chairman went up to one of the protesters and said, if you keep it in the ground, my people will starve. these protesters lightly folded up their signs and they walked out the door. sort president biden has are taking steps that taken steps -- president biden has already taken steps that are concerning. we are already losing jobs, i was on the phone with one of our county commissioners in eastern montana. they are struggling economically. they are having a hard time making county government budge. $80 million a year across eastern montana in our state, he said, we just had to get rid of 60 union workers -- tell 60 union workers that they are losing their jobs because w

we are going to take money and invest it in clean energy jobs in america, aliens of jobs in we , solar and carbon capture. in fact, teddy's actions will help us increase production in offshore wind and meet our obligation to be a good steward of public lands, to establish a new, modern-day civilian climate corps that i talked about when i was campaigning to heal our , public lands and make us less vulnerable to wildfires and floods. this executive order i am signing today also makes it official that climate change will be the center of our public -- center of our national and foreign policy. with secretary kerry as my special envoy on the climate, with him, the world knows how serious i am by appointing one of america's most distinguished statesmen, and one of my closest friends on speaking on one of the most important threats of our time. john was instrumental in negotiating the paris climate agreement which this administration rejoined on day one, as i promised. today's executive order will help strengthen that commitment by working with other nations to support the most vulnerable t

no job -- we don't want to see any jobs sacrificed. that is why when you opened your remarks your remarks about technology were so important. this is why reducing emissions is so important on the fossil fuel arena. the moratorium on public lands i know for those states that have these jobs in abundance, this is something we are going to have to work on together to ensure that people remain employed. but i will say that the licenses that currently are operating are not going to be disrupted. they will continue. the oil and gas industry in particular they have got 10,000 licenses that they have and that will not be disrupted that they can continue to permit and deploy and extract energy from. it is only on future licenses that this moratorium is so it gives us time to be able to work on creating jobs and diversifying and providing good paying jobs in every pocket of the country and to senator manchin's point part of what joe biden has put together is a sort of swat team inside of the federal government to focus on communities that are, t

that's their job. peter navarro, thank you for coming on tonight. >> thanks for the time, tucker. >> tucker: thanks for watching us tonight. the free speech channel, we are proud to be. sean hannity takes over now. >> sean: all right, tucker. thank you and welcome to "hannity." tonight, we were right all along.n: the impeachment show trial in the senate is dead in the water. the schiff show, that will go oo with a predetermined outcome, completely pointless.e there will be no conviction. the votes are not there. the outcome predetermined. now they are panicking. they have been exposed. why? they are petty. they are vindictive. they are self-serving. after four years of the charadeb has been laid bare for all to see. now some senators, they are looking for a way out. we'll explain all of this tonight but now we turn our l attention to what we are calling what is the big liberal extremist socialist democratic party lies. this is a short list tonight. first, there is a completely false perception. democra

a lot of these jobs, six-figure paying jobs with great benefits, union jobs.hinking tonight? >> i hope they are thinking buyer's remorse. the keystone pipeline really hurts wisconsin. we have one of the major contractors of wisconsin where we would use thousands of jobs and hundreds of millions of dollars of economic activity in the state of wisconsin because of what joe biden has done scratching every inch of the radical left from his party. so, this is a travesty what is happening and let's face it, sean, actions speak louder than words. talk is cheap. and for all of the words of healing and unifying this country, joe biden is doing the exact opposite. he is taking a hard left turn right off at the beginning of his administration. putting people out of work. this is incredibly concerning. i hope wisconsin, i hope americans are paying attention. >> sean: all right senator, i know the people of wisconsin are not going to be influenced by those who are attacking from outside the great state of wisconsin and a couple of liberal papers. thank you, sir. when we co

many more jobs, good paying jobs, union jobs. i will fight every single day for the american -- every american to have a decent paying job and the chance to compete. sen. wicker: senator markey, we have heard a lot from new england. would you like to yield back your time? sen. markey: it is a great day, mr. chairman. the baystate and the ocean state, we agreed on a lot of issues. we are small in numbers but we are mighty on policies and governor raimondo is a perfect example of somebody who is just an incredible leader on issues that make her state a cutting edge in so many areas. i would like to, if i could, again by taking two subjects i usually raise in committees with senator wicker, telecommuting's and climate change, and we are going to need programs -- and i'm going to be introducing legislation towards this effect -- to protect our telecommunications network, fiber-optic networks, and harden them against the impact of climate change. so i'm asking you whether or not you would work with me towards the goal of putting toget

we've done our job. we've begun my job of naming these people. and it's my expectation and hope that the senate will now move to confirm these nominees promptly. and fairly. especially the case for the nominees of secretary of state, defense, treasury, homeland security. i nominated them back in november. given what our country has been through the last four years, the last few days, given the threats and the risks of this world, they should be confirmed as close to january 20 as possible. there should be no vacancies at state, defense, and treasury and homeland security. we will remain in this pandemic with the economic crisis deepening and we have no time to lose with regard to the entire team. consider the december jobs report released today, the anxiety and fear of the women and men out there, reminds me of when president obama and i were sworn in during the great recession of 2009. this december jobs report shows millions of americans are still hurting through no fault of their own. we lost another 140,000 jobs, the first negative jobs repor

we're not going to lose job. we're going to create jobs. they're going to get prevailing wage to cap those over a million wells. these aren't pie in the sky dreams. these are concrete actionable solutions. we know how to do this. obama-biden administration reduced the auto vi -- rescued the auto industry and helped them retool. we need solar energy, cost competitive with traditional energy, weatherizing. we made it cost competitive weatherizing more than a million homes. recovery the democratic administration made record clean energy investments. $90 billion. the president asked me to make sure how that money was spent on everything from smart grid systems to clean energy manufacturing. now the biden harris administration is going to do it again and go beyond. the executive order i'll be signing establishes a white house office of domestic climate policy. it will be led by one of america's most distinguished climate leaders, former epa director gina mccarthy. she's chair the national climate task force made up of many members of our cabinet

so we are going to do our job.nd the congress can decide how to proceed with theirs. >> but, if a democratic member of congress were to call and ask for your advice whether they should proceed with this, what would you tell them? >> i would tell them that's a decision for the congress to make i am focused on my job >> did you speak with house speaker nancy pelosi before this decision was made? or is that a conversation that's going to happen? >> i will be speaking with nancy and the democratic leadership this afternoon as a matter of fact, about my agenda, as well as whatever they want to talk to me about. >> thanks. >> thanks, mr. president-elect. >> thank you, ken. >> i wanted to ask you about your agenda in light of the jobs report that came out today you are going to be laying out the principles of your plan. do you think the need for -- in the covid relief bill is greater than you anticipated and what is the price tag that you are looking at i have been told it could be in the two to three trillion dollar rang

state and local governments are slashing jobs $28000.00 local educators lost their jobs just last month in the midst of this pandemic there are millions of people out of work unable to pay their rent or their mortgage they're waiting in line for hours and to get money to get food from a food bank think of this the united states of america people are lined up for miles of their automobiles waiting to get a mail put on the table to feed their family and they're left staring at the ceiling so many unable to sleep worried will they have their health insurance wondered if they'll be ok the bottom line is the jobs report shows we need to provide more immediate relief for working families and businesses now now not just help to get the other side of this painful crisis but a larger purpose to avoid a broader economic cost that exists out there that will happen due to long term unemployment hunger homelessness and business failings. but by acting the vast majority of leading economists suggest that that's what we need to do to revive the economy in fact economic research confirms that we're con

up by 38,000 jobs.his point, we are looking a service industry that has rolled over. rate and thatent is the same as the prior month. the forecast was that it would go up. the average with the hours does go up. that tells you something about the economy slowing down during the month. the labor force participation rate is different than the population ratio. 61.5, same as it was in november. that is below where it had been. let me dive deeper. we will take a look and maybe you can tell us how the markets -- tom: we are up to one point 10 on the 10 year yield, a little under that but let's call it. 1.10 on 10-year gilts. the curve is steepening. between the school year and the tenure -- equities come in but they are regrouping right now. question ofs also a whether this is a bad enough aport to jerk congress into sooner and bigger fiscal stimulus. the bad news is good news. is there any silver linings under this data that you can see that would justify this move higher in yields and lower in price for bon

i've been waiting to do this. >> come on, come on. >> save our jobs. save our jobs. save our jobs.p management greed. save our jobs. stop management greed. >> 610, i've got four demonstrators with signs at the south entrance. i'm going out to see if i can disperse them. >> 10-4. keep me informed. >> save our jobs. stop management greed. >> folks, folks, my name is officer bryson. can you all quiet down so we can talk about this? >> save our jobs. >> you can't gather in this area. there are other areas for you to demonstrate. you just can't do it here. listen, you're blocking access to the building. you're creating a safety hazard. >> save our jobs. >> you're breaking the law. leave the area now. >> save our jobs. stop management greed. >> 610, i'm at the south entrance. the demonstrators refuse to disperse. i'm going to need some assistance down here. >> an impending confrontation, a potential threat. every day all over the country, law enforcement officers are placed into situations such as this one where they must take immediate action to neutralize the danger. it's a way of life

will will climate change many more jobs created good paying jobs. union jobs.d i be the commerce secretary he will fight every single day for every american to have a decent paying job and the chance to compete. steve: all right. because today is climate day, we thought we would tell you one of the things she said regarding that she said i know that the climate crisis poses an existential threat to our economy and must meet this challenge by creating of millions of good union jobs. we just heard her say that a moment ago by creating millions of good union jobs that power a more sustainable economy. the question is where will these jobs come from. brian: they don't exist. steve: people like bill copley a west virginia coal miner on the channel. listen. >> will they say they want us to move to a cleaner future and cleaner type of synergy. the problem is the people that are losing their jobs right now how far out are these cleaner energy jobs and is it the same skill set? is it something people are going to be able to go directly into and how long will it be befor

more that's going to create millions more jobs, good-paying jobs, not minimum-wage jobs. we'll work with members of both parties in the congress. there are steps that we can and must take right now. for example, on inauguration day, i directed my administration to pause student loan repayments for -- the interest payments for americans with federal student loans until at least september. so they're not going to have to pay till september. they still pay the bill as it stands now, but it will not accrue interest, and they don't have to begin to pay until september. and we may have to look beyond that, i might add. today, i'm signing an executive order that directs the whole of government -- the whole of government effort to help millions of americans who are badly hurting and requires all federal agencies to do what they can do to provide relief to families, small businesses and communities, and in the days ahead i expect agencies to act. let me touch on two ways these actions can help change americans' lives. we need to tackle the growing hunger crisis in america. one in

, good paying jobs, not minimum-wage jobs. while i have worked with members of both parties and the congress, there are steps we can and must take right now. for example, on inauguration day, i directed my administration to pause student loan repayments, the interest payments, for americans with federal student loans, until at least september. so they are not going to have to pay until september. they still have to pay the bailouts it stands now -- they still have to pay the bill as it stands now, but they don't accrue interest and they don't have to pay until september. and we may have to look beyond that. today, i am signing an executive order that directs a whole of government effort to help millions of americans who are badly hurting. it requires all federal agencies to do what they can do to provide relief to families, small businesses and communities. and i expect agencies to act. let me touch on two ways these actions can help change americans' lives. we need to tackle the growing hunger crisis. one in seven households

the green energy jobs that will be available, fossil fuel jobs these days are fairly few because that industry has largely been automated. there's a lot more opportunity for jobs and clean energy and that's a big part of this plan, to make those jobs available to provide resources for that. but what i also like is the idea of hiring a sort of civilian climate corps, which is in the plan, to provide jobs to those people who would otherwise be displaced by this transition. frontline communities, people in fossil fuel states, and those

, green jobs.obs. michelle granholm used the phrase "sacrifice jobs." john kerry said "let them make solar panels," which is an olympic, tone-deaf moment. that was a good list for you. alternate over to you for comments. >> jesse: i have a list. mayor pete should get a new job, but that's beside the point. i've researched those obama green jobs. "president obama's greener job of mirage. obama's green jobs have been slow to sprout." and "the 5 million green jobs that weren't," bloomberg. the media that's praising these green job promises from job wrote about how they never existed under barack obama. joe comes in there and takes out the two biggest infrastructure projects -- keystone and the border wall -- and they say it's going to cost 10,000 jobs, the keystone. democrats saying "oh, no, those are just temporary jobs." how long do you think it takes them to build a continental pipeline? it doesn't take a week. those were 10,000 jobs that would be there for years. they say "you can go build a solar

and the impact on jobs. guest: i will address the jobs. there have been numbers thrown around on the impact of jobs. the other day, i think the number was 11,000. there are a lot of construction jobs. it's actually completely not built yet, so i think they are talking about construction jobs, the estimate around 4000 over the lifetime of the pipeline. so, you would need to maintain it with about 50 jobs. so the jobs numbers have been overstated a lot. the idea of it coming down on trucks and things, the idea is to move away from those fossil fuels and to alternative energy and alternative forms of energy. host: what has the administration said about why cancel it now if it is almost built? guest: well, they do not want to do more fossil fuels, the building of a fossil fuels. that was another campaign promise from joe biden, that the u.s. must turn away from fossil fuels and embrace green energy, a green energy future. host: a caller in wyoming, an independent. caller: good morning. does the administration plan to incentivize auto manufactu

and give them a good-paying job.is not a zero-sum game. >> woodruff: they are making arguments from different parts of the country, for example, senator dan sullivan, republican of alaska, is saying cur tailing these jobs, he says disproportionately harms alaska natives, who he says have relied on energy development to lift them out of poverty. also pointing out it contrasts with the racial equity goal that the white house rolled out yesterday. lynne cheney of wyoming is speaking about a major lifeline that americans who-- began, americans being lifted out of an economy by these oil and gas jobs that are going away for the time being. >> we, this is a transition where we need to build up the infrastructure to make clean energy on a broad scale available to everyone. this is not over the next two weeks or two months. everybody knows that this job shift has already been happing, and we need to make sure that we're focused in the areas where job shifts e happening for sure. but that doesn't mean we can change the future

it will create millions re jobs. good paying jobs, not minimum-wage jobs.ork with members of both parties in the congress, there are steps we can and must take right now. for example, on inauguration day, i directed my administration to pause student loan repayments for interest -- the interest payments for americans with federal student loans until at least september. so they will not have to pay until september. they still pay the bill as it stands now, but it will not accrue interest and they don't have to pay or begin to pa until september. we may have to look beyond that, i might add. today, i am signing an executive order that directs the whole of government to help millions of americans who are badly hurting. it requires all federal agencies to do what they can do to provide relief to families, small businesses, and communities. i expect agencies to act. let me touch on two ways these actions can help change americans lives. we need to tackle the growing hundred -- hunger crisis in america. one in sev households in america, more than one in five blac

, you can see there is jobs in construction, there's jobs in manufacturing, there are jobs certainlyvice sector the temporary sector added 67,000 jobs so jobs are out there, people are working. businesses are trying to keep themselves operating trying to keep themselves alive not that i disagree with jon hilsenrath, i think we have to get the virus under control but businesses are trying to keep workers out there, and there are 6.7 million open jobs available, we do still have people concerned to get back to work, for health and safety reasons. people can't get back to work for child care, too, because they are at home still with children that are doing only school i mean we have a lot of challenges. but overall, don't look at this just the headline number in this report, because, a lot of the sectors are actually performing well, and the revisions, again, were really strong. so i don't think it is that bad of a job report. we have to fix the hospitality sector, you know, restaurants coming back the theatres coming back no one is traveling for business. that is where we have some pro

but the jobs are not there yet. the jobs on the keystone xl pipeline exist.rowing people out of work and saying we're going to create new jobs. sorry. that's not good enough. with the energy leases, you know, that's millions of americans that depend on those jobs. those are jobs that they're killing. and then john, they're wrapping this in national security? the greatest geo strategic development of the 21st century is america's emergence as an energy super power. we were the largest importer of oil in the world in 2008 and now we're the largest exports of oil and gas. so just like in the 20th century, a nuclear power, now they want energy disarmorment. the person that benefits from that is vladimir putin. china. the adversaries around the world. >> john: i was going to say on national security, what is this going to do to domestic gas prices, what will this do about natural gas exploits? what about russia and iran and saudi arabia? >> one of russia's strategic goals is to make europe dependent on russia for natural gas. we have helped europe because less dep

think about all of the jobs that will be lost. keystone pipeline, for example, the executive order to halt that. even the prime minister of canada, justin trudeau, who i would put him in the progressive camp, he said he was highly disappointed with that decision. the biggest hit comes when you look at the new hires, 10,000 high paying union jobs were supposed to come from that. so will those jobs and they actually be -- can they actually be replaced by these clean new energy policies, that's yet to be seen. charles: steve, they've been building up towards this already, so, you know, the narrative has sort of been forgetting about profits, even certain jobs. they're sort of emboldens now and say -- emboldened now and saying it's saving the planet, all about different things. even if you think about some of these business organizations saying it's no longer about profits, it's about stakeholders. so it feels like president biden and thing progressives have the wind in their sales right now to keep doing these kind of things. >> well

today but the jobs and industries of tomorrow. biden's pick to lead the treasury department has now been confirmed by the u.s. senate and it's a familiar face to a strong vote of confidence. if not the a's are $84.00 the nays are 15 and the senate confirmed janet yellen as new treasury secretary with an overwhelming majority of $84.00 to $15.00 yellen no stranger to the world of finance lead the world's biggest central bank from 2014 to 2018. of course janet yellen is best known for her chair chair for her tenure as chair of the federal reserve overseeing a period of falling unemployment and steady economic recovery from the global financial crisis few people possess the experience and expertise that miss yellen would bring to the treasury particularly during this moment of economic crisis. the 74 year old says she hopes to revive the economy with a massive covert 19 relief package she urged lawmakers to act big given historically low interest rates in spite of soaring federal debt the administration's 1.9 trillion dollars economi

save our jobs. stop management greed. save our jobs.management greed. save our jobs. stop management greed. >> all right, listen up, folks. folks, listen up. >> save our jobs. >> i'm special agent dave hale. can you all quiet down so we can talk about this? listen, i don't like the idea of the plant closing any more than you do and you all have a right to voice your opinion. but this is not the place to do it. you're going to have to take your signs and move along. you're creating a hazard here. >> not a chance. we're not going anywhere until we get answers. >> i understand how you feel and i know that times are tough. there are better ways to deal with this. right now you're breaking the law. and if you don't leave now, i'm going to have to arrest you. >> what do you know about tough times? you're sitting upstairs in your cozy office in your three-piece suit. i've poured my heart and soul into this plant. i've worked myself for their crummy wages and now they're closing up and moving out of the country. what about us? what about our fa

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we'll buy american products, supporting millions of american jobs. enhancing our competitive strength in an increasingly competitive world. imagine historic investments in research and development, to sharpen america's innovative edge in markets where global initiative is up for grabs. markets like battery technology, artificial intelligence, biotechnology, clean energy. imagine confronting the climate crisis with american jobs and ingenuity leading the world. it's time to stop talking about infrastructure and to finally start building an infrastructure so we can be more competitive . millions of good-paying jobs putting americans back to work on our roads, our bridges, make them faster, cheaper, cleaner, to transport american-made goods across our country and around the world. that's how we compete. and imagine millions of jobs and a care-giving economy to ease the financial burden of caring for young children and aged loved ones. let's make sure our caregivers, mostly women, women of color and immigrants, have the same pay and dignity that they des

jobs were sacrificed, ultimately some of the jobs of the democratic politicians who backed these policies. the concept in sports that a coach or a manner should never make a decision that will make the opposing team happy. if they are torn about a risky play call, if they are overthinking a pitching change, they should ask themselves which decision their opponents would rather see and do the opposite. our new administration is failing that test on domestic energy. china, russia, and our other competitors must be thrilled, absolutely thrilled that our new government is essentially declaring war on some of our own economic foundations to satisfy a craving for symbolic gestures. willfully throwing our own people out of work, reducing our domestic energy security, raising costs and prices for working families, all for no meaningful impact on global temperatures. just the applause at those international conferences where participants all assemble by private jet. it shouldn't be this way, not with a president who campaigned on protecting the lunch pail union jobs that his left flank wants to el

over the next decade it will create 170,000 construction and development jobs and 165,000 permanent jobs. i believe in this state and in our future. we will support our current industries like tourism while developing new industries embracing innovation, work force training and investing in infrastuckture to create more robust and sustainable economy. and we will emerge stronger from this pandemic and lead the nation in jobs and opportunities. now i'd like to talk to you about the state budget. i will be honest. putting together a budget for the next two years is hard enough in the gad times. even more difficult during a state of emergency. analysts and economists have different projections. marks are volatile. business is uncertain. so this budget reflects the emergency we are currently in just like your family, the state will take responsible approach that reflects our reality. today. the fact is, the state's financial situation has improved slightly in the past few months. the economic forum's december revenue projection for the next biennium is $8357b9 billion, measure than was proje

jobs.in addition, we need to recognize that our community colleges will play an even bigger role in workforce training. that's why i will be asking the legislature to work with the nevada system of higher education over the next two years to develop a framework transitioning nevada's community colleges to a new independent authority that will focus on making nevadans' job ready. community colleges, together with union apprenticeship programs, are critical elements in building nevada's workforce and economic future. the covid-19 pandemic has also changed the way we work, with remote work opportunities doubling by 2025. nevada must be ready to take advantage of this trend, which is why i am establishing the new remote work resource center to connect nevada workers with job opportunities across the globe. fourth, building our infrastructure. infrastructure creates real jobs for real people, and it will allow us to put hundreds of millions of dollars into our economy. capital projects not only

this is not a choice between having jobs, having good job, having quality of life. quality of life will be better when gina has put her team together that produces choices for us that are healthier, less cancerous, cleaner air, the greatest cost of children being hospitalized every summer in the united states, we spent $55 billion a year on it, is environmentally induced asthma. that will change as we begin to reign in what we used to call pollution in this country because it is pollution. i think workers are going to see that with the efforts of the biden administration, they are going to have a much better set of choices and frankly, it will create more jobs then stuck where we were. >> can i add by pointing out a couple of things in the executive order that i want you to call to your attention. we talked about the civilian conservation corps. that is an opportunity to put younger people into work and -- in vitally important efforts. if you like it is, it has set up a task force that is looking at these cold communities, communities that are reliant on their local

we have started our job. it's my expect and hope that the senate will move to confirm these nominations promptly and fairly. it's especially for the case of for the naeem niece of state, treasury, homeland security. i not only na i nominated them back in november. given what we've been through the last few days, given the threats and the risks of this world, they should be confirmed as close to january 20th as possible. there should be no vacancy at state, defense, and homeland security. and we will remain in this dark winter of pandemic, and with the economic crisis that's deepening, and we have no time to lose with regard to the entirety. considering the december jobs report released today, the anxiety and fear of the women and men out there, reminds me of when president obama and i were sworn in during the great recession of 2009. the december jobs -- this december jobs report shows millions of americans are still hurting through no fault of their own we lost another 140,000 jobs, the first negative jobs r

we lost another 140,000 jobs. the first negative jobs report. more people have just lost a job while many have been out of work for a long time. the ongoing gap between black lationo and black latino unemployment remain much too large. people losing work and losing hope. a hospital industry, restaurant and bars, they lost more than 27 excuse me, 372,000 jobs. state and local governments are slashing jobs. 20,000 local educators lost their jobs just last month. in the midst of this pandemic millions of people are out of work. think about this. the united states of america people are lying up for miles in their automobiles waiting to get a maeal to put on the table to feed their family. wondering if they have health insurance, wondering if they'll be okay. the job report shows more mediate relief for families and businesses now. now. not just to help them get to the other side of this painful crisis. but a larger purpose. but to avoid a broader economic cost out there due to long term the vast majority of leading economists show that that's what w

we are going to create jobs, support jobs.nlike previous administrations i don't think the federal government should give handouts to big oil to the tune of $40 billion in fossil fuel subsidies . i will be going to congress and asking them to eliminate those subsidies. we are going to take money and invest it in clean energy jobs in america. millions of jobs like wind, solar, and carbon capture. today's actions are going to help us increase renewable energy production from offshore wind and meet our obligations to be good stewards of the public lands. establishing a new modern-day civilian climate core that i called for when i was campaigning. to heal the public lands and make us less vulnerable to wildfires and floods. host: a little bit more from the president yesterday on the climate change agenda, the american petroleum institute responded in a statement saying that they share the biden goal for addressing climate change marked by u.s. innovation and empowered by american energy and skilled union workers host: chuck, west

were not going to lose jobs, we are going to create jobs. to tap those over 1 million wells. these aren't pie-in-the-sky dreams, these are concrete actionable solutions. we know how to do this. the obama-biden administration rescued the auto industry and helped them retool. >> he was right the first time. the obama biden administration did reduce the auto industry. if they spent $23 billion on a united auto workers bailout. this was a sweetheart taxpayer funded deal to shield their union friends from taking pay cuts during the auto bankruptcies, period. the biggest joke of today was banning of new gas and oil leases is going to create more jobs. he says, they can close those abandoned wells. under biden's plan, there will be many, many more abandoned wells. it's like me saying, my policies are going to create tons of going out of business sign makers. that's not good. >> laura: wait a second, back in the radio days tracking biden's promises about green jobs, i think it was 2009? >> more green jobs means more money in your pocket at the end o

16,000 jobs.g on women in the workforce. hundreds of thousands of jobs have been lost in industries dominated by women. >> women lost all of the gains they had made in the past decade. post-recession, they lost all the jobs they have gained in 10 years, in just one month. they lost 12 million jobs. we have 45% of those, those are gone. we are looking at close to 5 million jobs that need to come back. >> reporter: the leisure and hospitality sector lost 498,000 jobs in december. women accounted for nearly 60% of these job losses, while making up 53.1% of the leisure/hospitality workforce. the government sector lost 45,000 jobs last month, and women accounted for 91.1% of those job losses. women make up 57.5% of the government workforce. the national women's law center says recovery from this will take months if not years. >> we are at a labor force -- that we haven't seen in 30 years. we lost a generation of gains. it's not going to be a snapback thing. it's going to be a long road to recovery. >>

it supports over 7500 michigan jobs. time for the legislature to pass these bills so we can start rebuilding michigan's water infrastructure. i will keep working for every family in michigan to have clean, safe water. we still have a lot of work to do to join forces, to and the pandemic, to grow our economy. in 2020, thanks to the hard work of the secretary of state and attorney general, michigan held the historic election. secretary benson ran a fair and secure election. we should all be proud. the defended our votes, despite attachments across the country. they, along with our local clerk's, should be immensely proud. we know that deep divisions in our country are present here in michigan, too. this year, as we launch a fix the road tour to engage with and listen to michiganders young and old, republicans, democrats, independents. from lake superior to lake michigan to lake huron to lake erie and everywhere in between. to focus on what you need from us, improve how we talk to each other. together, we will fix the road