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Nov 2, 2026

Desmond JagmohanGUEST
56:24
And I actually think the left should lean into economic nationalism.
Desmond JagmohanGUEST
56:29
We should be talking about Lordstown.
Desmond JagmohanGUEST
56:31
I also just don't want to belong to a party that doesn't care about the working class.
Desmond JagmohanGUEST
56:35
I don't want to belong to a party of just liberals, people of color, elites, and millionaires, and just abandon the working class, white, black, and brown, altogether.
speaker_1NARRATOR
16:15
In 1972, a mission from Japan's New Robot Association, which had begun as a discussion group of companies only the year before, traveled to Chicago for an international symposium on industrial robots.
speaker_1NARRATOR
16:27
While it was in America, it toured General Motors Plant at Lordstown, Ohio, where dozens of Unimates welded car bodies.
speaker_1NARRATOR
16:34
By the account of the same Yaskawa engineer, what the visitors learned there set off the full-scale introduction of industrial robots in Japan.
speaker_1NARRATOR
16:42
The first robots Kawasaki sold were bought largely for evaluation.
Colin RussHOST
37:49
Despite my pessimism, I am, in fact, hopeful that they are successful.
Matthew ChangHOST
37:53
And now I am rooting for them based on the theory that they're going to partner with Foxconn and manufacture these robots in Lordstown.
Matthew ChangHOST
38:02
I hope that's true.
Colin RussHOST
38:03
Well, I hope.
Jack WindsorHOST
4:04
An agreement, though, could hit before Tuesday's election.
Jack WindsorHOST
4:08
Keep in mind, Ohio makes both steel in the Mahoning Valley and Cleveland, cars and parts in Toledo, Marysville and, of course, Lordstown.
Jack WindsorHOST
4:19
In Jordan, authorities said Monday they captured three men accused of Friday's attack on a Greek Orthodox church.
Jack WindsorHOST
4:27
Gunmen opened fire on a funeral, killing nine people.
Paul J. DalyHOST
4:53
The first plan is to build EV platforms developed in Japan and expand into global markets.
Paul J. DalyHOST
4:58
It's its latest step, Foxconn pushing beyond Apple devices into EVs, including buying GM's former Lordstown, Ohio plant in 2021 before that partnership ended in a lawsuit.
Paul J. DalyHOST
5:08
But here comes another swing.
Paul J. DalyHOST
5:09
And is this one of the things?
Paul J. DalyHOST
4:53
The first plan is to build EV platforms developed in Japan and expand into global markets.
Paul J. DalyHOST
4:58
It's its latest step, Foxconn pushing beyond Apple devices into EVs, including buying GM's former Lordstown, Ohio plant in 2021 before that partnership ended in a lawsuit.
Paul J. DalyHOST
5:08
But here comes another swing.
Paul J. DalyHOST
5:09
And is this one of the things?
Steve HouseGUEST
8:47
I'll give you a car analogy.
Steve HouseGUEST
8:48
Remember the days of, you know, if a Chevy Vega was produced at Lordstown on a Monday, you shouldn't buy it because it had a really bad reputation.
Steve HouseGUEST
9:01
The same thing is true with these vaccine batches.
Steve HouseGUEST
9:04
And what's missing is why aren't they being proactive about that? They say, look, maybe they're not producing the batch that had tens of thousands of people getting high D-dimers, clotting, cancer, etc.
Jack BaruthGUEST
21:08
the future of work and, you know, who will be involved in the workplace.
Jack BaruthGUEST
21:12
You know, when it was just the guys working in Lordstown plant who were gonna eat shit, you know-
GeorgeHOST
21:16
Yeah
Jack BaruthGUEST
21:16
... that's -- We didn't care about that.
Chris QuinnHOST
9:24
The Ohio Supreme Court made a couple of rulings this week that stood up for the rights of the people to self-govern.
Chris QuinnHOST
9:30
How about that? Let's talk about one involving a proposed Lordstown data center.
Chris QuinnHOST
9:35
First, what's the case about, Courtney, and how did the Supremes rule?
Courtney AstolfiPANELIST
9:39
[lip smack] Well, this marks the third time this year that the Ohio Supreme Court has sided with local communities in fights over data center development.
Courtney AstolfiPANELIST
9:49
And in this case, the justices unanimously ruled that Lordstown can put a proposed data center on hold through the end of the year, even though the developer out there had submitted plans before the village imposed a data center moratorium.
Courtney AstolfiPANELIST
10:03
So the developer in this case, Bristolville 25, had submitted preliminary plans last October for a data center on industrial property in Lordstown.
Courtney AstolfiPANELIST
10:13
The next day, village officials stopped the review while they were considering whether to ban data centers altogether.
Courtney AstolfiPANELIST
10:21
Now, the village eventually adopted a temporary moratorium and extended it through December of last year.
Robb DunewoodHOST
15:05
Yeah, the humanoid robot is a new thing.
Robb DunewoodHOST
15:10
We're just now really in the last few years starting to see robots that look like us because I can remember back when I was in high school, Lordstown plant, GM plant in Ohio, they were using robots back then.
Robb DunewoodHOST
15:21
Those things did not look like robots that we think of today.
Robb DunewoodHOST
15:23
They were giant boxes with arms coming off of them.

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