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President Trump FULLY BACKS American AI, saying working class Americans will benefit HUGELY "I think it's going to create a LOT of jobs, it's going to create success, it's going to create TREMENDOUS innovation." "If I were the mayor of a town or the governor of a state and... I had a chance to get a big plant, an AI plant or a data center, I would absolutely want it because the jobs are ENORMOUS and the money paid, the taxes paid are just enormous." "I think it's really creating jobs. And I can tell you one thing. If you look at our construction jobs right now, because we're building more plants, factories, things that really have something to do with the AI, but also car factories, car plants, they're moving into our country."show more

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Short: The reality is that actually the labor jobs, they've actually net negative since liberation day. I think this is a huge challenge for Republicans heading into the midterms. The president has a good story about having made America more natural net exporter of energy, but we're not insulated from this. And the reality is that prices are going to continue to go up. This is going to continue to ripple through. And I agree with Ana. It's to say this is a short term pain really sets an expectation for a lot of Americans that if it's not, it's going to create a bigger and bigger problem come November. And so I do think that affordability is one of the primary issues that he was elected on. I think it's becoming a growing and growing challenge for Republicans in the midterms this November.

Short: The reality is that actually the labor jobs, they've actually net negative since liberation day. I think this is a huge challenge for Republicans heading into the midterms. The president has a good story about having made America more natural net exporter of energy, but we're not insulated from this. And the reality is that prices are going to continue to go up. This is going to continue to ripple through. And I agree with Ana. It's to say this is a short term pain really sets an expectation for a lot of Americans that if it's not, it's going to create a bigger and bigger problem come November. And so I do think that affordability is one of the primary issues that he was elected on. I think it's becoming a growing and growing challenge for Republicans in the midterms this November.

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