CLEAN : Trump rallies West Virginian miners

The speaker reflects on career decisions and political primaries, expressing a desire for continued competition. They emphasize plans to revitalize the mining industry and critique an opponent's policies on mining. Concerns about job outsourcing to countries like Mexico, China, and Japan are highlighted, with a promise of change. The speaker concludes with a call to action for the upcoming general election, urging support and participation.

What does the speaker express about the primaries?

• They wish the primaries would continue.

• They are glad the primaries are over.

• They are upset about losing the primaries.

• They are indifferent about the primaries.

What is the speaker's plan for the mining industry?

• To sell mines to foreign investors.

• To convert mines into tourist attractions.

• To put miners back to work and reopen mines.

• To close all mines permanently.

How does the speaker contrast their views with Hillary Clinton's regarding the mining industry?

• The speaker wants to reopen mines, while Clinton suggested closing them.

• Clinton wants to reopen mines, while the speaker suggested closing them.

• They both want to expand the mining industry.

• They both agree on closing mines.

What issue does the speaker highlight about job availability in the country?

• There are too many jobs available locally.

• Jobs are being outsourced to other countries.

• Jobs are being created rapidly in the country.

• Jobs are only available in the mining sector.

Which countries does the speaker mention as taking jobs from the country?

• India and Brazil

• Mexico, China, and Japan

• Canada and Australia

• Germany and France