Trump tariff response. Rolls-Roy's planning to shift production to U.S. to avoid Trump tariffs report.

Okay, so let's see what's going on here. Guys, I got three handful of charts I want to show you with this.

That is, oh, let me tell you, these charts that Brandon found, I have to show you this. And credit goes to him finding

these charts. But they're insane. All right, let's read this. British engineering firm, Rollsworth's

planning the boots, U.S. production to dodge President Donald Trump's tariffs per London's daily

telegraph. A source told the paper, if you're, if you are making something in countries like

China, then you'll be looking at whether you can do it

in the U.S. instead. The company known for aerospace and defense may shift from China, Canada,

Mexico, where it employs around 6,000 workers, and even from the U.K. and Europe, if tariffs,

hit, a Roseroy spokesperson said, we have additional capacity with some of our U.S. operations

and continuously seek to

explore options to ensure that our global internal supply chain is optimized for delivery

to customers in the U.S. The U.S. is vital for Rose Roy's making up a third of its global

sales with key clients like U. of Defense Boeing Lockheed Martin last

year it earned you know seven billion dollars in North America versus 3.36 billion in

UK and 8.4 billion in Europe you got to realize most people when we think about

Rolls Royce what do we think about cars of course but that's what they're famous for making.

Oh wow that's the number one thing? The engines they make on planes they'll'll say, we have a Rolls-Royce engine on a plane.

Yes, but we think about the cars.

Engines for warplanes.

These aren't just engines.

There's a couple other stories, but I'll just turn it over to you.

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