Okay here are the actual details.

State of Indiana incentives, which the news reported as in the lower 1/3 of the type of tax incentives Indiana offers to new industries or for the retention of existing industries, $7 million in tax incentives, which includes $1 million for training, $1 million for infrastructure improvements, and $5 million of performance based tax credits over a 10 year period based on the number of jobs, in return Carrier will invest $16 million in new equipment. Jobs saved approximately 1,100. This effort was late in the game. Carrier's new plant in Mexico is almost finished and Trump said to them, who cares and Greg Hayes said well what will we do with it, Trump said I don't care, rent it, sell it, tear it down, whatever, and Greg Hayes, President of United Technologies, said okay.

That is a great, great deal for Indianapolis and the state of Indiana. If Trump had known about it earlier he might have been able to save 600 more jobs that are already on their way to Mexico in other operations. Trump intends to have a team of people including himself working on this saving of our jobs every day of his administration until we stop this exodus of our manufacturers. Everyone believes that when his tax plan reform is passed which he wants done in 90 days, regulations reduced and the trade tariffs implemented that together we will have such a great business climate that they won't want to leave, the exodus will stop and growth will begin.