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But if across many different industries, all these different companies say – not necessarily you, Aiden, but the person who is deciding to build the next factory goes, you know what? It's going to cost about the same. Let's do this in America. It brings jobs back here that are high quality and high paying. Like you said, costs will go up.

But if across many different industries, all these different companies say – not necessarily you, Aiden, but the person who is deciding to build the next factory goes, you know what? It's going to cost about the same. Let's do this in America. It brings jobs back here that are high quality and high paying. Like you said, costs will go up.

But the idea is that those costs are going up to fund Americans getting jobs in America and that over time then – as even though costs are higher, wages also rise at a higher level, right? Because the quality of our incomes is going up rather than everything being offshore to the cheapest possible bidder. This is the argument.

But the idea is that those costs are going up to fund Americans getting jobs in America and that over time then – as even though costs are higher, wages also rise at a higher level, right? Because the quality of our incomes is going up rather than everything being offshore to the cheapest possible bidder. This is the argument.

But the idea is that those costs are going up to fund Americans getting jobs in America and that over time then – as even though costs are higher, wages also rise at a higher level, right? Because the quality of our incomes is going up rather than everything being offshore to the cheapest possible bidder. This is the argument.

Also, there would be potentially a large amount of income generated from tariffs, even though it's mostly paid by the consumer. That is Howard Luddick's argument. That is Trump's thought. We used to have this system for the first half of American history. The second half, we do not have tariffs. And that has basically caused all of our manufacturing problems.

Also, there would be potentially a large amount of income generated from tariffs, even though it's mostly paid by the consumer. That is Howard Luddick's argument. That is Trump's thought. We used to have this system for the first half of American history. The second half, we do not have tariffs. And that has basically caused all of our manufacturing problems.

Also, there would be potentially a large amount of income generated from tariffs, even though it's mostly paid by the consumer. That is Howard Luddick's argument. That is Trump's thought. We used to have this system for the first half of American history. The second half, we do not have tariffs. And that has basically caused all of our manufacturing problems.

to dissipate and other countries are taking advantage of us by tariffing our stuff and making it even harder for people to build in the United States because if they then can't sell to other countries because they're being tariffed, they may as well go build in other countries.

to dissipate and other countries are taking advantage of us by tariffing our stuff and making it even harder for people to build in the United States because if they then can't sell to other countries because they're being tariffed, they may as well go build in other countries.

to dissipate and other countries are taking advantage of us by tariffing our stuff and making it even harder for people to build in the United States because if they then can't sell to other countries because they're being tariffed, they may as well go build in other countries.

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You're saying they really started to drop, I believe, late 1800s and really at the start of World War I and the end of World War I. That's when the United States government said, hey, let's ease up on everybody else to help them right now. And they have had that attitude since. Yeah.

You're saying they really started to drop, I believe, late 1800s and really at the start of World War I and the end of World War I. That's when the United States government said, hey, let's ease up on everybody else to help them right now. And they have had that attitude since. Yeah.

You're saying they really started to drop, I believe, late 1800s and really at the start of World War I and the end of World War I. That's when the United States government said, hey, let's ease up on everybody else to help them right now. And they have had that attitude since. Yeah.

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