Natalie Kitroff

Because what you've said makes me wonder, if we actually do succeed in bringing manufacturing back to the U.S., will that mean that we actually get the kind of jobs that people seem to want?

In China, you've said many people don't want factory jobs anymore.

But in the U.S., a lot of people do.

It was a big reason people voted for Trump, because they thought he was going to bring those high-quality jobs back.

But what you've described is a future where any factory job that comes here is probably going to look a lot different, right?

Well, and how many, right?

I'm wondering, Keith, just to turn back to Trump's tariffs on China, if so far they haven't stopped the country from exporting so much stuff across the world, why is the Trump administration still trying to reinstate tariffs against China?

We've heard of these new investigations into unfair trade practices that supposedly will put the U.S.

on the path to slapping new tariffs on China.

Why do that?

If it doesn't actually seem that tariffs stood a chance...

Well, Keith, thanks so much for coming back on the show.

We'll be right back.

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