Will bring jobs back to US: Trump

August 13, 2016 11:01

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump today said that he would bring jobs back to the US from countries like China by taking several strong steps and economic measures.

"We're going to bring back our jobs to Pennsylvania. We're going to bring back our jobs to the United States. Going to bring back our jobs, folks," Trump said at an election rally in Erie in Pennsylvania, a key swing State.

The States across the country, he said, manufacturing and jobs are way down.

"You go to other countries, they're taking our companies, they're taking our jobs," he said.

"I'll be your secretary of keeping companies in the United States," Trump said amidst applause from the audience.

Trump said Americans are tired of lies from leaders of the Democratic party.

"They're tired of losing their jobs, they're tired of seeing their companies being ripped out and going to other places. They're tired of China coming in and dropping steel all over the place to put your companies out of business, so we have to go to China to get our steel, which is happening very quickly," he said.

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