Trading up with Mike Rowe: 'CUOMO' special edition full episode | CUOMO

Is college really worth it? Meet the blue-collar millionaires who have forged a path to prosperity using artisan skills. Chris Cuomo is joined by “Dirty Jobs'” host Mike Rowe for a special hour on trade jobs and the future of Americans becoming gainfully employed without being saddled by hundreds of thousands of dollars in student debt.
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[@evergreenorganics]

It was a real honor to be on this show. Thanks again NewsNationNow.

[@Guntrician]

Thank you Chris, Mike and all who were involved with this episode. As someone in the trades it really hit home for me. Thank you Mike for your long hard work carrying the message. Again well done all.

[@GWNORTHRUP]

Mike, one additional point; mom's and dad's always want their kids to do better then them. Up to now, one could say the trades require a good bit of physical work. The technology now used in the trades has really made an impact on safety, productivity and technician satisfaction. It helps with having fun on the job, which is really all anyone can ask for!

[@Indiana_Paul]

Yes! We are the De-centralized, Skilled workers, buliding artisans; Independent Contractors; the Union of Non-union skilled laborers.

[@ken1817]

Thank you Chris for this great interview. This is one of the reasons I started watching your tv show since you moved to News Nation. Best of luck to you

[@julie2673]

This is a really important subject. Thank you for doing this interview, Chris.

[@MMatte75]

The tides are changing now thanks to people like Mike Rowe. 30 yr Hvac tech absolutely love it, biggest issue now at least in Massachusetts is that our local vocational school have 300 spots open every year and over 700 kids apply we need desperately to expand these schools for all the kids who wish to go.

[@julez0611]

Trade schools can be a great option for learning practical skills. They often offer hands-on training and can lead to rewarding careers. Great video 😁 30:06 was speaking straight factual information.

[@granjmy]

SO GLAD you highlighted Mike Rowe's foundation!

[@camerondave67]

Chris and Mike are my favourite Americans and I cannot think of two more honest and down to earth individuals. Great work as usual. ps. I am in Canada

[@steveguti6452]

Urgent emergency please join me in prayer for all those affected people children animals in devastating storms tornadoes in USA They Desperately Need Your Prayers please pray for them God bless you all

[@minniemaklin4372]

Great show Chris 💙 💙💙

[@kathykershner9841]

Great show!

[@AljIsHere128]

I am not a fan of Chris like I used to be. But I did enjoy this show and showcasing trades for young people and those looking for a career change. I truly appreciate paying people to do tasks I need at home that I can't do!!! Mike Rowe a good dude in this aspect indeed to me!!

[@ronw8628]

Aprentice programs are usually regulated by the State meaning the prospective apprentice has to attend required classes at the community college etc. to suppliment his on the job training. Plumbers & electricians have to be licensed by the State. (Their work is hidden behind walls.)

[@techserviceondemand9409]

Not that complicated. I started in 1972, I was in Junior College, needed money (for gas and car). Saw a job posting (on an index card, no less) for a computer operations trainee, no experience necessary. The job turned out to be mostly moving 150lb barrels of used computer printout to the basement. That eventually turned into a long and extremely successful and impactful career in the tech business. Before I landed on that, I could not find a job as a busboy or dishwasher. I happened to be in Silicon Valley at the time and tech was the kind of job that was plentiful. Before you say, but you are so lucky, not really. I have long since retired and live in a rural community in the SW for the past 20 years. I worked with the local telephone company some and it turned out their manager of network operations started there decades ago when he was a teenager. He always joked about he held the record for the longest summer job (going on 50 years). The company was looking for somebody that can climb telephone poles. Oppurtunites like that are literally everywhere.

[@ericlopez9872]

Good Morning ☀️

[@ericlopez9872]

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[@steveguti6452]

For the wages of sin is death but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord and Savior praise God praying for everyone everyday God bless you all

[@julie2673]

I wish people would stop agreeing with themselves and saying, “right?” constantly.

[@nickhlawka7073]

I enjoyed the show. I support the idea of bringing attention to trade jobs but tell me something. At 40:30 why does the radiator shop owner have his 2 day trained daughter brazing radiators without any eye protection? That's a basic violation of safety. The molten metal could pop and hit her face or eyes. Her vision could be permanently disabled. It makes me question the validity of the show. Was that radiator shop real? Anyone with that much experience would know better especially since it was his own daughter. Not even to mention lighting the torch with a bic lighter instead of a striker.

[@AljIsHere128]

Wow I wasn't aware of this information and Thanks for sharing this insight man!!

[@JpwVr]

Thanks for bringing the safety aspect to light, I've watched many TV/ internet shows on trades and i see people cutting grinding etc. with no PPE, once you lose your vision it doesn't come back.

[@DavidOspina-q1c]

Why should chris cuomo be a news presenter for newsnation?

[@DocEnnik]

Well we have to fix the financial end in the work field. Because at the rate we work you don't make enough to survive. And then if you become disabled they provide enough for you to fall in debt. Inflation has a lot to do with it as well

[@michaelgamez6125]

THE ARTISAN COMEBACK! Let’s Put Our Skills To The Test 💰

[@ChasetotheFinish]

There is definitely bonuses in the education field. It’s all done within the schools corruption

[@justmeandthethree]

Why did he get fired from CNN?

[@ytmndan]

Advising his brother on how to deal with the media during a scandal.

[@raymondthompson7899]

They don't teach locksmith training no more

[@steveguti6452]

Jesus Christ died for our Sins according to the scriptures and that he Was Buried and that he Rose again the third day praise God praying for everyone everyday God bless you All

[@riderheslep8717]

Hail Satan