Dylan Matthews

Just two things here. I think the best analogy I've heard for using tariffs to try to get manufacturing jobs back is if you run someone over with your car and then to fix the situation, you back over them again. It just doesn't follow that if the U.S. changing its trade policy one way led to this exit of jobs, that reversing that will bring them back. You can't put the

I think just on the cultural side, I would love for politicians to stand up and say, Amazon warehouse workers need to make more money. I want to make that a job that is good the same way that working at a GM line was a good job. I don't think there's anything magical about manufacturing that means those are good jobs and these aren't. We can make the jobs good if we want them to be good.

I think just on the cultural side, I would love for politicians to stand up and say, Amazon warehouse workers need to make more money. I want to make that a job that is good the same way that working at a GM line was a good job. I don't think there's anything magical about manufacturing that means those are good jobs and these aren't. We can make the jobs good if we want them to be good.

I think just on the cultural side, I would love for politicians to stand up and say, Amazon warehouse workers need to make more money. I want to make that a job that is good the same way that working at a GM line was a good job. I don't think there's anything magical about manufacturing that means those are good jobs and these aren't. We can make the jobs good if we want them to be good.