True credit Americans know that our team loves nothing more than getting off this set

and out into the wild to find and tell powerful stories.

You'd be amazing what you can learn when you get out of New York and put boots on the ground,

whether it be in Silicon Valley, the middle of the Gulf of Mexico, or the heartland.

The goal is to celebrate American innovation.

Tonight we look back on a very special trip we took to Bluegrass Country, an inspiring way to invest in America.

For years, America's small towns have watched manufacturing and innovation depart. Now,

though, Apple and CEO Tim Cook are committing big money to bring them back. And there's no better

place to start our program today on Main Street itself. Here it is. Well, Tim, we're in downtown

Harrisburg.

You talked about the ripple effect.

Is this it?

This is it.

It really makes my heart sing to see a town that is doing so well that's thriving off

of Corning, and our relationship with Corning is at the root of that.

And so it feels fantastic.

Now, there are other towns, of course, that didn't get blessed by two companies that tear as much as you in Cornington.

The atmosphere is very different, is there?

Well, we can't, you know, we can't be everywhere.

I wish we could.

But we are putting $600 billion to work in the next four years. And so it is an extraordinary commitment. And there's 79 factories across the U.S. that will benefit from this.

But don't you think you'd have to put up 10 times that? If you're just to be able to say, I mean, look, you've got to put the money to work. You promised the president you're going to put it to work. Yes, we are putting it to work. And... But two and a half billion is a drop in the bucket of what you have to do. Two and a half is just one of those 79.

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