Name: アンドリュー・ヤン大統領選第一次候補 (Andrew Yang: Presidential Primary Candidate)
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The following is a New Hampshire primary 2020

The Exchange Candidate Forums from NHPR in partnership

From New Hampshire Public Radio, I'm Laura Knoy,

Today, we continue our series of presidential primary 2020

candidate forums and for this show on Thursday, November 7,

we're talking with democratic presidential candidate, Andrew

He's with us before a live audience in NHPR's Studio D.

Our questions today will include some of the many

Also, I'm joined by NHPR's senior political reporter,

He and I will both ask questions of Mr. Yang.

should play in our lives besides giving everyone

is to solve the biggest problems and address the biggest

needs that don't have any market incentive attached to them.

I talk a lot about how my wife is at home with our two

And there's obviously no market value attached to her work,

despite the fact that we know it's the most important work

The same is true with educating our children.

I believe the same is true with keeping us healthy, keeping

where the government has to fill in to address that need for all

So you've written that quote, "without dramatic change,

the best case scenario is a hyper stratified society

or Guatemala with an occasional mass shooting.

The worst case is widespread despair, violence,

and the utter collapse of our society and economy."

are seeking a positive healing vision from our next president.

I mean, you see a pretty grim future without dramatic change.

Do you think that this is speaking to what voters want?

Well, I believe that that is the vision that we have to prevent.

It's one reason why I love being here in New Hampshire,

because you all control the future of the country.

If you direct the country towards a more positive vision

of our future, then we can make that vision of reality very,

economic transformation in our country's history, what

experts are calling the fourth Industrial Revolution.

4 million manufacturing jobs that were largely centered

in Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Missouri, Iowa,

You all lost about 40,000 manufacturing jobs,

That wave then ripped a hole in many, many Midwestern

And I spent seven years working in many of these communities,

And what happened to those manufacturing jobs

is now shifting to retail jobs, call center jobs, truck driving

jobs, fast food jobs, and on and on through the economy.

If we do not evolve in the way we see ourselves,

and our work, and our value, then our very bleak future

that New Hampshire can create a new way forward

I mean, what's a timetable on that vision?

Well, the manufacturing job loss has already been happening.

And again, we automated away 4 million manufacturing jobs

And that's not just in New Hampshire-- that is nationwide.

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