Andrew Heaton

And that's like, I mean, Milton Friedman, peace be upon him, said years ago, you can't you can't have a welfare state and an immigration state.

Right.

And so like like I don't.

But the liberal mindset is as you're describing it.

We do disagree on this.

I mean, I don't think it's short term to buy something cheaper.

Like an attorney that buys things from a grocery store has a trade deficit with his grocery store, but the attorney is still making more money than the grocery.

Hey, I applaud that, man.

That's terrific.

I don't want you to restrict other people's rights.

But if you want to do that, that's fine.

And I applaud that you want to hire American workers for it.

Explain what you mean by that.

I think you should be able to have a voluntary relationship with anybody unless you are actively hurting them.

So like if I want to marry five people, I'm fine with that.

I don't care.

If I want to have an economic relationship with somebody, that's also fine.

The government shouldn't be stopping me from having economic relationships.

If you want to hire only Americans and only have your product made in America, I applaud that.

And there are a lot of people, as you just pointed out, who would purchase that.