Some 10,000 people, remarkable number, participated in the development of this plan. We call it jobs first. 13 economic and workforce development plans aligned to the universities, aligned to our trade schools. It's a plan that reconciles the macroeconomic story of the world's fourth largest economy, four plus trillion dollars a year, with the microeconomic reality of 40 million people living here. It's an economic plan that's nourishing. It's an economic plan that's family supporting. For the central San Joaquin, that means jobs in manufacturing and clean energy and of course, agriculture. (14:25–14:40)
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