Gretchen Whitmer

I'd be lying if I said I wasn't.

I don't know all of the different pressures.

I've been studying it.

I'm listening to probably a lot of the same podcasts that you are to understand what can we do?

How do we bridge this gap?

It is real.

And I think that's the first step.

And the second is really reaching out and listening and making sure that every part of our society can take advantage of opportunities that are available.

And we create ones where maybe we need to.

Governor Gretchen Whitmer checked out some new cars after a speech at the start of the Detroit Auto Show, where she says it's crucial for the Trump administration to extend the North American free trade deal with Canada and Mexico, undergoing a formal review in July.

She says it's impractical or impossible to have a car on the road with 100% U.S.

made parts and that tariffs alone don't work.

President Trump toured a Ford factory in Michigan Tuesday and says tariffs are helping the U.S.

auto industry.

Chris Foster, Fox News.

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So I'm named after both my grandmothers, Gretchen and Esther. And Grandma Gretchen always said, never let anyone call you Gretch. Your name is Gretchen. Gretch sounds like wretch. It's not pretty. So I've always had this aversion to being called Gretch. And I don't know many women that want big in front of their nickname.

So I'm named after both my grandmothers, Gretchen and Esther. And Grandma Gretchen always said, never let anyone call you Gretch. Your name is Gretchen. Gretch sounds like wretch. It's not pretty. So I've always had this aversion to being called Gretch. And I don't know many women that want big in front of their nickname.