government welfare. and then at 8:00 p.m. eastern, the second part of a lecture by the university of maryland history professor michael ross on the trial about teaching evolution and its cultural significance in 1920's america. at 9:30 p.m. on the presidency, first ladies and civil rights, the complicated history of american first ladies and race relations, from slaveowner martha washington, to michelle obama, the first african-american to hold the position. at 10:30, look at in 1988 speech by george h to be bush -- george h w bush, followed by joe's victory speech after the south carolina primary. exploring the american story, watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2 and find a full schedule on yogram

guide or watch online anytime at c-span.org/history. now, president biden speaking with union members in michigan after a recent endorsement for his reelection from the united auto workers, day after former president trump met with the teamsters union, who has yet to endorse a candidate in 2024 presidential race. this is about 15 minutes.

pres. biden: you all are the ones who have brung need to the dance, and i never left you. to me, it is basic, basic and i mean this sincerely. wall street did not build the middle class. labor built the middle class. and the middle class built the country. really.

and when labored as well, everybody does well. i know i am the most prounion -- anyway. i will not go into all of that, but i asked the treasury department to do a study, and impact of unions on wealth in society. the single biggest reason why we have unions growing, the single biggest reason why the economy is growing because you are the best workers in the world. that is not hyperbole. you really are. and when labor does well, everybody does better. you even got nonunion shops to raise. they owe you. they owe you. folks, look. i am going to go on a little bit more. there used to be a theory called

trickle-down economics. no, i mean democrat and republican presidents adhered to it for a long time. well, if they do very well, the whole economy will end it will trickle down. not a whole lot trickle down to my dad's kitchen table. not a joke. i always believed, you give everybody an even shot at this job, they will do it, and they will do it well, and you are the best trained, the best workers and the world. one example, i decided that i had to do something the first year because remember all those computer chips were not available for the cars? well, i got on a plane, and against the advice of many, including some of my own folks, i went to south korea. i met with the president of south korea and said, we invented the damn chip, we

refined it, we used to have 40% of the chips we made. i said, why don't you invest in america? they said, we will invest $100 billion -- excuse me, $50 billion invested by these guys. i said, why are you coming to america? two reasons, one, i gave you my word, and, two, you have the best workers in the world. that is not a joke. the best in the world. secondly, it is the safest place in the world to make my investment. look, we now have in large part because of you and organized labor, the strongest economy in the whole damn world. redo. we do. in the whole world. places coming down, jobs growing. we created a hundred thousand manufacturing jobs.

remember they told us manufacturing is dead in america and china can eat our lunch? guess what? we don't taste that good. look, folks, i really mean it. thank you, thank you, thank you. the whole country owes you. i/o this guy -- i this guy, he stood up, he gets it. he gets it. come here. i really mean it because when we gather all these numbers, he talked about a simple thing, he said, this is about giving people a shot. that is all it is. it is fair, give people a shot. that is what you do. besides, you both my 1967 corvette, my pride.

any of you ever watched jay nodid you see me race my 1967 corvette? i tell you what, i got up to 130 miles-per-hour. secret service does not like riding with me very much. anyway, thank you, thank you, ay helping autoworkers, but every worker in the world. you really are. you are the best workers in the world. that is not hyperbole. the last comment i will make, i have been doing this a long time. i know i only look like i am 40. right? [laughter] anyway. 40 times two. the thing is that, you know, there is a provision in the law

passed during roosevelt's time about if unions could organize. it not only said unions could organize, but it said we should encourage the union movement. it says one other thing, when the president of the united states is given money by the united states congress to spend, whether an aircraft carrier or any public event, they should do two things. one, this is what the law says, one, they should hire american workers. [applause] two, they should use. and you can make an exception, if you do not have tour, you could hire somebody else, but guess what? for the longest time, we did not pay attention to it. i pay attention to it. that is why we are growing.

made in america, by americans, and that is why we are the best in the world. thank you, god bless you all. thank you, thank you, thank you. [applause] should i turn the microphone off? i have the best governor in the country standing next to me. a great senator, as well. and a woman you have never known before. she is very quiet. [laughter] she never tells me her opinion bluntly. get over here quickly. you know debbie. she is a fighter.

your lieutenant governor. [applause] why get first pick? he is my guide. >> speaker of the house. >> i would be scared to death not to introduce the speaker. my kind of guy. i told him when i first met him, you look like you can still play. you find this guy, he could have been all-american. anyways, thank you very much. thank you. [applause] [indiscernible]

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