Heather Long

And that's why the Trump team, if you want to try to give them some sort of credit for having a strategy here, I think the best I can tease out is they honestly believe that the U.S. should follow the model of Argentina and President Javier Malay.

Argentina's a mess, but what I mean by that is have a quick recession or a quick downturn and then use that to come out on the other side and then really invest and grow the private sector, specifically the manufacturing sector. You know, there's a million questions. Can we do that? Is it achievable? How much can we really bring back? How many jobs could really be brought back?

Argentina's a mess, but what I mean by that is have a quick recession or a quick downturn and then use that to come out on the other side and then really invest and grow the private sector, specifically the manufacturing sector. You know, there's a million questions. Can we do that? Is it achievable? How much can we really bring back? How many jobs could really be brought back?

Argentina's a mess, but what I mean by that is have a quick recession or a quick downturn and then use that to come out on the other side and then really invest and grow the private sector, specifically the manufacturing sector. You know, there's a million questions. Can we do that? Is it achievable? How much can we really bring back? How many jobs could really be brought back?

But that's the best case version of the plan.

But that's the best case version of the plan.

But that's the best case version of the plan.