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The United States could soon experience a business boom.

Major investments like a $100 billion investment from SoftBank are being announced as a new push to bring manufacturing

back to the United States, which is currently underway with incoming President Donald Trump.

And as this happens, we're also seeing some new support for the incoming administration among

big tech leaders. This is a pretty big shift from the elections in 2020 when many of them were on the other side. And now you have big tech leaders. This is a pretty big shift from the elections in 2020 when many of them

were on the other side. And now you have big tech companies and CEOs even donating to Trump's

inaugural fund. And meanwhile, history was made last week for the first time ever a nativity scene

was displayed on the steps of the U.S. Capitol. That's right, for the first time

in U.S. history. And also the White House has just established the China Censorship Monitor and

Action Group to monitor and address the Chinese Communist Party's efforts to censor and intimidate

United States citizens. This is a big deal.

I'll be going to these topics and more today, so let's jump into it.

A large campaign is underway to bring manufacturing and investment back to the United States.

The incoming Trump administration is working on incentives for foreign investment.

It's also going to be

using tariffs and taxes, low taxes for businesses, as methods to lure back domestic manufacturing.

Now, already, even with Trump not in office, this is having a huge effect, to the extent that even the

tariffs are potentially collapsing the current Canadian

government, as you may have been watching.

Now major investment projects are already being announced and business leaders are traveling

to President-elect Donald Trump's home at Marilago for meetings ahead of the January 20th presidential

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