You are a puppet of Trump's propaganda. "I had no other choice," defends Audi's chief the American appearance.

Audi's CEO Gernot Döllner faces backlash after appearing with Trump to announce a new factory in Georgia, amid criticism from unions and the public. The investment, worth over $4 billion, aims to create 4,500 jobs but raises concerns about neglecting German operations. Critics argue Döllner's actions were politically inappropriate and could harm Audi's reputation. The decision to invest in the U.S. is seen as crucial for Audi's survival, especially as sales decline in both the U.S. and China. The supervisory board has yet to approve the investment, with ongoing debates about the future of existing factories in Germany.