Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio

at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now he's Armstrong and Getty.

The reality is it's the most complex supply chain in the world.

And they're able to make them at $1,000 is because of the supply chain that's really been built over the last decade.

You build that in the U.S.

There'll be $3,500 iPhones.

It would take Apple $30 billion and three years to move just 10% of the supply chain to the U.S.

Who is that giant-tongued human?

Dan Ives Techhead, whatever that is.

I had trouble understanding him.

Okay, that party threw in at the end, because I was about to say, well, yeah, if starting

today you had to make iPhones in the United States, they would cost $3,500.

This is not hard to believe.

But there'd be all kinds of adjustments around a variety of things to make it as

cheap as possible that I'm sure Apple would come up with something. No doubt they'd be more

expensive than, I don't know, child slave labor in China or whatever we're using to get our products.

You can't beat slave labor for cheap goods, folks.

There's just no denying that.

Oh, my God.

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