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Great Peace, Wall Street Journal, Scott Pesson, Treasury Secretary,

and he really, really goes way deep in the paint in

describing the president's views on the economy and how the Republican Party has now emerged

and how he calls it an economic rebalancing and a restoration of America in the past in which, you know, the rich would benefit and how the Republican Party is now becoming the Party of working men and women while the Democratic Party caters to coastal elites in California, New York, D.C. and Illinois and New Jersey.

But, and anyway, he pointed out what a mistake it was and referred to an economist, David Auturus' name,

and how the uneven effects a trade liberalization.

3.7 million Americans lost their jobs as a result.

And offshore production to China accounted for 59.3% of U.S. manufacturing job losses,

and most of these workers entered long-term unemployment.

And then he talked about, for example, how liberals have always argued for wealth

redistribution and handouts to compensate, quote, the losers of this strategy that is, as he says,

failed miserably.

And he went on to make the case about why America has to take this stand against getting ripped off

and, and frankly abused by friend and foe alike and reducing and giving countries the option,

free and fair trade or telling countries there'll be

reciprocal tariffs. And he talked about supply chain issues. We saw this during the COVID pandemic

and the president even saying that we can no longer, we must manufacture our pharmaceuticals here.

Then he talked about the various, you know, plans that the president has in place.

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