westinghouse, general motors, one plant shut down after another after another. any town in ohio in people can name a similar list. they now measure local history workers leaving and now the whole country is feeling with empty store shelves and months long way for what people need we need to make things here in the united states. will not happen on his own when the economy over decades to afterglow to defined —- defended cheapest labor possible as i will pass this act. dramatic investment a manufacturing and innovation where workers actually innovate to make these companies better. it includes the chip act to make investments possible and then to me the world again that this industry reinvented. more of those in the base to invest in research and development. and china has been pretty good at taking our ideas and using them to compete against american business well-paying workers less and less and giving them fewer rights. this plan is to fight back once and for all. >> thank you senators. our leader on the plane on the commission from the committee on pharmaceut

who had had been hired by the westinghouse corporation in cleveland, ohio, in 1949, when he was a element. and there he and his wife started to raise their family, allison and her younger sister. 1963, her dad was transferred to the pittsburgh office, so the family trails along behind him to pittsburgh. then a few years after that, he was transferred again to the baltimore plant of the westinghouse corporation, but by then, allison was a sophomore in high school in her and our younger sister was in middle school, i think. and they were a little worried about how the schools would go, and so they decided to settle in the washington, d.c., greater area, settle into the suburbs, and her dad would get the drive up to baltimore every morning, and allison and her little sister would get glistening new suburban schools. candidly high had only been opened a couple of years when allison in rolled. had arrived as a sop homore. and for some reason or another, ellison didn't really make much of a market in high school, probably because she had arrived as a sophomore, probably because she was 15. didn

pleasure i present to you electro the westinghouse moto man electro. come here and here he comes ladies and gentlemen walking up to greet you under his own power. all right, electro. well you tell your story, please. who me? yes you okay toots ladies and gentlemen, i'll be very glad to tell my story. i am a smart fellow as i have a very fine brain. that's the most remarkable thing i've ever seen. that guide make on my football team. why not like joe. i know you enjoy these and are really going to try to give you a nice pleasure out of these so here you got that now on to it. you may now smoke. this cigarette go on. oh, yes electro. you do need a light too. don't you? all right. here you are. and folks he's only two years old too. just learning. pleasure that clip is from a promotional film the westinghouse corporation, which built electro had put out. but people were mesmerized by the futuristic technologies that were on display here. but even the carrier corporation built and igloo to show off their brand new technology air conditioning. the idea that

a robot they called electro. >> i present to you electro, the westinghouse mortal man. electro, come here. here he comes, ladies and gentlemen, walking up to greet you under his own power. all right, electro, will you tell your story, please. >> who, me? >> yes, you. >> okay, toots. ladies and gentlemen, i will be very glad to tell my story. i am a smart fellow, as i have a very fine brain. >> that's the most remarkable thing i have ever seen. >> boy, what a guard that guy would make on my football team. >> electro, i know you enjoy these. i will give you a nice pleasure out of these. there you are. hold on to it. you may now smoke this cigarette. go on. oh, yes, electro, you do need a light, don't you? all right. here you are. and folks, he's only 2 years old, too. just learning. pleasure -- >> that clip is from a promotional film, the westinghouse corporation, which built electro put out. but people were mesmerized pie -- by the futuristic technologies that were on display here. even the carrier corporation built an igloo to show off their brand-new technology, air-co

. >> westinghouse, tappan stove, ohio brass, general motors closed down one after another after anothergo to any town in ohio. people can name a similar list. they'll measure oftentimes their local history in lost plants and lost jobs. all over america, companies were moving production elsewhere in the name of efficiency. efficiency was business-speak for lower wages. corporate america always wanted cheaper labor wherever they could find it. first they went to anti-union, anti-worker low-wage states often in the south. then when those wages weren't low enough, they moved overseas. first to mexico, then to china. when those companies moved out, they weren't replaced by new investment. the market fundamentalists would talk about creative destruction, but it wasn't followed by any construction, creative or otherwise. that corporate greed was aided by decades of underinvestment, by bad trade policies which these corporations lobbied this body, successfully unfortunately for, nafta, pntr with china, the central american free trade greavment. it -- agreement. it was followed by even worse tax

in the very far north of scotland and the westinghouse of scotland, more in a way of low cloud. —— westernreeze blowing across the south of the country. as we go into sunday we start to see if few changes around across the country. more in a way of mist and low cloud pushing in for england and wales and temperatures will start to drop away. temperatures will fall away further as we go into next week. that is how the weather is looking. more forecasts throughout the rest of the morning. now back to ben and victoria. stay with us, headlines coming up. good morning, welcome to breakfast with victoria derbyshire and ben thompson. our headlines today. as russia faces continuing resistance in ukraine, president biden warns moscow any use of chemical weapons would trigger a response in kind by nato. ahead of a visit to poland today, he also announces a billion dollars in humanitarian aid for those caught up in the conflict. after the boss of p&o ferries admits the company broke the law when it sacked 800 workers, the transport secretary tells us he shoud resign accusing him of brazen arrogance. c