Audi

So because of that, they're all pouring in.

We just signed a deal with Audi.

They're going to spend billions and billions.

They're all coming in.

From 1979 and probably before that with a different name, you know.

Right here in Mississippi, Toyota is investing $125 million to expand production at its Blue Springs plant.

And two days ago, In Macon, Georgia, the chairman of Audi, big, big car company, Europe, stood up and announced that next month they start construction on a $40 billion plant that will produce 200,000 cars a year.

By the way, this is all because it's because of the election.

So that it would stimulate domestic manufacturing.

And today, a major announcement came out of Georgia that the German auto manufacturer Audi is moving into the United States and will manufacture cars and put Americans to work building cars in the United States.

A huge, huge win for the Trump administration.

These are the kinds of things that will help get Republicans elected and help have the Republicans keep the majority.

All right.

Manufacturing back to the United States.

Audi is taking a major step in the global...

It's building a factory here in the United States.

He goes, hey.

I said, hey, mate, how are you? He jumps in his old Audi.

He said, oh, Bo Ryan, how are you going? I said, mate, can you drive me back to Alara, me car's at me manager's house? He goes, sure.

Pulls out.

Oh, man.

I've got

in this Audi.

He's written the side of the Audi off.

I will say

Audis do scare me.

With all due respect.

With all due respect.

Wow.

JD hates people with Audis.

Wow.

That's what I just said.

President Trump campaigning on Saturday and Sunday in Georgia and Michigan, those battleground states, especially with Senate races there.

President Trump said Saturday in northern Georgia, that Audi was going to be opening a plant in Macon to begin constructing vehicles there and committing $4.2 billion to the facility and continued to connect Abdul El-Sayed to the Muslim Brotherhood in campaign rallies held yesterday in Michigan campaigning for Mike Rogers for the U.S. Senate.

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Meanwhile, President Trump continued his campaigning.

Saturday in Georgia, announcing Audi would build a plant for $4.2 billion in Macon.

And then Sunday, Kandit continued to attack Abdul El-Sayed for the Muslim Brotherhood.

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Automaker Audi has plans to build a $4 billion assembly plant in Macon, Georgia that will produce 200,000 SUVs every year.

The project will reportedly create 4,500 jobs.

Construction begins next year with auto production starting in the early 2030s.

Melissa Fato, WABE News.

German car manufacturer Audi says it will build its first U.S. manufacturing plant in Georgia.

According to the

office of Governor Brian