This is I'm glad Michigan and Wisconsin, those three states will be won by the man who is president in 2025.

I welcome Selina Zito of the Washington Examiner of the Wall Street Journal, who's guided me to understand the

criticality of the Keystone State, the centerpiece of our concern right now, the

governor of the state, Josh Shapiro, has written a letter to the Biden administration. the our utilities about constraints today on transformer inventory that is slowing

their ability to install EV charging stations, activate renewable generation

sources, and recover from severe weather events among many other needs.

Furthermore, thousands of hard-working Pennsylvanians in the communities they support

are critical pieces of our economy and Commonwealth.

And I am committed to protecting and creating jobs as I know

you are too. Salina, a very good evening to you. What jobs? What is this? Good evening to you.

Good evening. So he's speaking about the jobs at the Cleveland Clifs Butler Works plants.

This is where these transformers are made. They use grain-oriented steel, have always used a grain-oriented

steel for, I don't know, I think it's been 100 years that they've've been making this and Jennifer Granholm and the

Department of Energy, Department of Energy, into issued a rule that was pending to go into effect that would cost all 1500 people their jobs.

There's also a distribution plant that is tied in with it in Zanzillo, Ohio, they wanted to them to or they wanted to

switch to using amorphous steel which is not readily available in the United States.

In fact, we have to import it from China and Vietnam and it would have made them lose their jobs.

And those jobs right now are in abeyance.

They're still working there.

They're still working there.

The rule was supposed to go to in effect at some point this year or early next year,

which would essentially have shut the plant down and we would have been importing the steel needed to make transformers.

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