Chrysler Worker Shuts Up Michael Moore on Trump

by Kevin Jackson on December 12, 2016 at 4:52 PM

I speak often of race pimps, and they come in all colors.

Michael Moore race pimps with the best of them. This man has earned a lot of money on the misery of others. His fake narratives have made him an icon of the Left.

In the clip below, Moore gets it so wrong. He’s practically speechless, when a person suffering from liberal policies speaks from reality, and not from a fake Hollywood narrative.

Chrysler worker from MI shuts Michael Moore up: "Trump has done more for me than any Dem has done in my lifetime." pic.twitter.com/pcUBtA9jM9
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The exchange between this man and Moore interests me on so many levels. Mostly what intrigues me is how smug Michael Moore appears as he faces a man with real-life issues.

Moore: I don’t think he’s going to take care of you…the working person.
Man: I think he’s done more for me than any Democrat has in my lifetime.
Moore (interrupting): He hasn’t done anything for you yet.

How can Moore say that? We were told that the election of Obama was trans-formative. However the election of Trump did nothing for anybody. Is this man not entitled to feel “hope and change?”

The conversation continues:

Man: He raised the issue.
Moore: He raise…(interrupting) He raised
Man: He raised the issue, and that’s more than any of them have ever done.

At this point, Van Jones asks Moore to “Hold on, hold on…let him talk.”

Again Moore interrupts, this time saying, “He raised the issue,” a poor attempt where Moore attempts to mock the man.

Jones explains that this man is from Michigan and works at Chrysler. In other words, this man represents the disgruntled Democrat who has been promised much and given little.

Man: I can tell you this, no other politician in my lifetime has ever brought this issue to the forefront. The fact of the matter is we do get screwed on trade. They tell these companies to be more global

The issue surrounds tariffs and trade, and the man is right. No politician has attempted to negotiate trade where America wins.

I recall when Trump first mentioned trade, I didn’t think much of it. But I see the major implications, when we use trade to our advantage.

Americans buy more than 24.5 percent of the world’s products, and that’s less than in year’s past. Nevertheless, that’s still a tremendous number given our population.

330 million people account for almost one quarter of the world’s economy. To put that in perspective, look at China,

China is the next largest economy in size. 1.357 billion people account for 15 percent of the world’s economy, yet the economy of America is 1.6 times more productive.

Many implications are implied in these numbers.

On the surface, China represents a huge potential market for all countries, given their population. However, China’s concentration of wealth in the hands of very few limit its ability to grow its GDP.

As for now the numbers showcase that China needs America more than America needs China. Trump knows this, and will negotiate better deals for America.

Issues:

Economy