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Debbie Dingell: “The jobs of tomorrow will be created here in America by…”

Featuring: Debbie Dingell, Democratic | U.S. House, Michigan, District 6

Debbie Dingell, U.S. Representative

Published June 17, 2026 | Video Starts at 17:03

I want you to ask yourself, is that what you're seeing right now? So today we face another defining moment. The future of manufacturing is being written right now. The question is whether The jobs of tomorrow will be created here in America by American workers or [they will be] shipped overseas. overseas. And it'll be over my damn dead body if we do anymore. So you got to help me, because I'm not ready to die. (17:03)

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Asserts that future job creation in manufacturing is at risk of being outsourced.

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