1:21:04
Mr. Smith, we came from Flint...
1:21:06
where we filmed
a family being evicted from their home...
1:21:09
the day before Christmas Eve.
A family that worked in your factory.
1:21:12
Would you be willing to come with us
to see the situation in Flint?
1:21:16
I've been to Flint, and I'm sorry for them,
but I don't know anything about it.
1:21:20
Families being evicted on Christmas Eve...
1:21:22
General Motors didn't evict them.
1:21:25
- Talk to the landlord...
- They used to work for GM.
1:21:27
- Now they don't work there anymore.
- I'm sorry, but...
1:21:30
- Could you come to Flint?
- No, I cannot. I'm sorry.
1:21:39
What's Christmas going to be like
for you this year?
1:21:42
I get a couple of days off.
That's the good part.
1:21:46
I get a chance to rest.
But come Tuesday morning, I'll be back.
1:22:07
I failed to bring Roger to Flint.
1:22:10
As we neared the end
of the 20th century...
1:22:12
the rich were richer, the poor poorer...
1:22:15
and people everywhere had a lot less lint...
1:22:17
thanks to the lint rollers
made in my hometown.
1:22:20
It was truly the dawn of a new era.
1:22:28
If you're espousing a philosophy,
which apparently you are...
1:22:32
that the corporation owes employees...
1:22:36
cradle-to-the-grave security,
I don't think that can be accomplished...
1:22:39
under a free enterprise system.
1:22:52
Many of us are proud to be here...
1:22:54
and it will continue to be a good place
to live and raise a family...
1:22:59
and have a good place to work.