The guy is a bit of a ballet dancer. His strong language reveals his cheap bet to score political points based on Molex workers are dumb don't get a thing of what's going on, don't know he's largely to blame for the situation with in mind, "hate capitalism, don't try to understand it, don't educate yourself, just blame the system while you do, you're not asking tough questions and we don't have to bother with accountability, I will help you heading in that direction". I can't help to admire such noble thoughts and consideration for the People. The interest he shows for the People to learn how to be in charge of their best interests keeps stunning me and to have at heart such a generous vision for the ordinary folks to deserve a hateful speech about shareholders "sucking the worker's blood" as an explanation of a conflict when you're the Secretary of Commerce (somewhat) tells surely and will for a long time how much of a humanist a french politician can be...

(Christian don't say anything, you're welcome anytime)