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KLAMATH FALLS, OR— We The Forgotten: Trump Rally with "On the ground with "Good Jobs Nation" confronting Trump, Saturday October 27, 2018.

Trump responded to the shooting in Pittsburgh, which left at least eight dead inside a synagogue, by telling reporters that an armed guard could have prevented the tragedy before then announcing he would still hold his planned MAGA rally tonight in Illinois.

The latest as Trump hosts a rally at Southern Illinois airport. It looks as though the rally will go on as scheduled, according to tweets from Chicago Tribune political reporter Rick Pearson.

Trump is set to be in southern Illinois on Saturday, just days ahead of the Nov. 6 election, to help out a Republican candidate for Congress who’s locked in a tough re-election battle.

Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner, who has sought to avoid any involvement with Trump for most of his first term, will be in Murphysboro as well, his campaign said. Rauner said Friday that he also wanted to go to the event to show his support for Republican U.S. Reps. Mike Bost and Rodney Davis.

Saturday’s rally is being held at the Southern Illinois Airport, outside Carbondale and Murphysboro.

On Saturday Trump is stopping by Murphysboro, Illinois to rally the faithful behind embattled Congressional District 12 Representative, Republican Mike Bost.

Good Jobs Nation" will be there with workers from across the Midwest who have lost their jobs because of outsourcing decisions by federal contractors like General Motors, United Technologies, and Honeywell to call on Trump to keep the promises to American workers that won him the election in 2016.

Trump was in District 12 just three months ago, to tout the reopening of a U.S. Steel plant in Granite City. Although in typical Trump fashion, the President claimed that the U.S. Steel was opening seven new plants, when in fact it was only firing up two old furnaces, the 800 jobs at Granite City were welcome news for working families in Southern Illinois.

But Trump had nothing to say about the massive loss of good jobs to offshoring under his watch – something he promised to stop on “day one” of his administration. In fact, Illinois alone has lost over eight times as many jobs from offshoring since his election as the number of steel jobs created at Granite City. Worse still, 2,088 of these jobs were axed by corporations awarded contracts by the Trump White House.

For instance Siemens Industry closed to its West Chicago facility in April, shifting 317 jobs to Mexico. Siemens has made $760 million in federal contracts since Trump took office.

And Honeywell, which has raked in almost $10 billion in contracts under Trump, is closing its uranium processing plant in Metropolis, with the loss of 342 jobs to Canada. During Trump’s presidency Honeywell profits have risen $1.5 billion and its revenues are up three billion. CEO Darius Adamczyk made almost $17 million last year — 333 times more than his median employee.

Other federal contractors offshoring from Illinois include Dentsply (145 jobs from Des Plaines), BP (40 jobs from Naperville), Capgemini (85 jobs from Chicago), and John Deere (333 jobs from Moline).

Nationally, America has lost over 164,000 jobs to trade and offshoring since Trump’s election, and the Trump administration has awarded over $50 billion in contracts to the corporations responsible.

With less than two weeks left until the midterms, will the Trump take action? #PromisesBroken.

Workers call out Trump at rally today, Saturday October 27, 2018.

WORKERS CALL OUT TRUMP: Laid-off workers are at Trump’s rally in Murphysboro, IL calling on him to stop federal contractors from offshoring jobs and slashing worker benefits. On the ground with Good Jobs Nation