Hey there, it's the MPR Politics Podcast, I'm Susan Davis, I cover politics.

And I must m'challet, I cover the way.

And today on the show, we're going to do something a little different.

We're going to take a deep dive into a key part of President Biden's economic agenda,

especially now that he's running for reelection.

And that's his push to invest in America, make things in America, and buy things made

in America.

It's something he talks about a lot.

And we rebuild America, and I mean literally rebuild America.

We're going to buy America.

I'm going to invest in ourselves again, invest in America again.

Where is it written?

That America can't once again be the manufacturing capital of the world.

Where is that written?

It's a strategy experts call industrial policy.

And that's when the government uses rules, regulations, subsidies, tariffs, and legislation,

pretty much anything in its power to shape the private sector and boost particular

industries.

Osma, this has been an issue of particular interest to you.

So where do we start?

So, I want to put this in a bit of context because why I was so curious about this economic

vision is because of the political parallels it seemed to have to his predecessor, to the

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