1:28:01
Since this factory closed,
how many of you have found work?
1:28:05
Raise your hands.
1:28:11
How many of you
work jobs that just pay the rent,
1:28:15
no matter how many hours you work?
1:28:18
My mama worked jobs like that
after my daddy died.
1:28:22
I remember her coming home
from work just bone weary.
1:28:27
I know she wanted to play with me
and ask me about school .
1:28:31
But sometimes you' re too tired to
do anything but blob out
1:28:36
In front of the trbe.
1:28:38
You got that right.
1:28:41
Yeah!
1:28:42
I don't have to tell you how hard
it is to find work...
1:28:47
or anything at all
about hard times.
1:28:50
so I'm going to do something
really outrageous.
1:28:54
I'm going to tell the truth.
1:28:59
I know what you' re thinking.
1:29:02
He must be really
desperate to do that.
1:29:05
But if you've had to swallow
enough sh-garbage-
1:29:09
You can say Shit.
1:29:11
We' re X-rated.
1:29:13
Me, too,
if you believe the papers.
1:29:28
Here's the truth.
1:29:30
No politician can re-open this factory
or bring back the shipyard jobs...
1:29:36
or make your union strong again.
1:29:39
No politician can make it
the way it was.
1:29:42
Because we now live in a world
without economic borderes.
1:29:46
Push a button in New York and
a billion dollars moves to Tokyo.
1:29:51
In that world, muscle jobs go
where muscle labor is cheep,
1:29:56
and that is not here.
1:29:58
So to compete, you have to
exercise a different muscle