President-Elect Donald Trump Flies to IN to Speak to Carrier Employees

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He’s the man Donald Trump credits with spearheading an effort to save more than 1,000 jobs at an IN plant, and Will Cornett is returning the favor by calling the President-elect his hero. Hundreds of jobs reportedly will still be moved to Mexico. Not all of them.

But a “few workers” have turned into millions of family members and members of devastated communities who have seen their lives deteriorate. ABC’s Tom llamas traveling with Mr. Trump.

Donald Trump returned to his campaign roots Thursday in his first major public appearance since Election Day, resembling the pugnacious, brawling campaigner more than the traditional president-to-be as he held court in front of thousands of adoring fans – and even announced a Cabinet pick from the stage.

“I know there was a whole big team of people that actually pulled this off”, he said.

Donald Trump launched into a post-election victory lap Thursday by visiting a company where he claimed credit for saving American jobs, as he warned other United States firms they will face consequences if relocating overseas. He said, “I’ve been with Donald Trump from the beginning and he made the statement that Carrier’s not going anywhere, they’re not leaving”. To move production from our facility in Indianapolis to Monterey, Mexico.

Afterward, Trump sent out a tweet that he would “be going to IN on Thursday to make a major announcement concerning Carrier A.C. staying IN Indianapolis”. We’re not going to let our jobs be taken away.

Michael Hicks, professor of economics at Ball State University, said with that in mind, there’s a much more important reason Carrier likely chose to stay. So, I called Greg Hayes, I heard of him, but I never met him, and he picked up the phone.

“I would just say ‘thank you for keeping your promise, ‘ ” he told Baldwin. “It’s wonderful to win”. “I think its very presidential”.

On Thursday, the Democratic National Committee blasted Trump, saying in a statement: “Every American job is important, but it’s clear that Donald Trump not only got rolled by Carrier, he set a risky precedent that companies can easily shake down taxpayers with the mere threat of outsourcing jobs”.

Trump will tour the factory with his running mate Mike Pence – who, as the outgoing governor of IN, was well-situated to aid negotiations – and then the president-elect will give a speech about the deal, aides said.

On Thanksgiving Day, Trump announced Carrier and his newly-elected administration were in negotiations with the company to save jobs.

He also insisted President Obama and the Democrats should be “embarrassed” for failing to be pro-active and project strength and leadership like Trump is doing by preventing those jobs from moving to Mexico.

Continuing, Uygur scolded Obama and his party for what he considered their lack of initiative and failure to exercise leverage over corporations such as United Technologies and others that do business with the federal government to protect American factory jobs.

Trump then put other companies potentially considering a move out of the United States on notice. I hope he saves every American job, I really do.

Carrier is known for its air conditioners, but the plant Trump was standing in makes furnaces. United Technologies Corp. (parent company to Carrier) will get $7 million in tax breaks over 10 years, the Wall Street Journal reports, but the Indiana Business Journal adds that the company was also scared of losing federal contracts.

Trump reiterated his campaign promise to slap high tariffs on products made by US companies that move manufacturing overseas to take advantage of cheap labor. There will be consequences.

“They can leave from state to state, and negotiate deals with different states, but leaving the country will be very, very hard”. Leave. Already critics of this move, the millions in incentives to keep those jobs here.