Vice President J.D. Vance has announced a policy to essentially re-industrialize America.

This is as concerns of being raised over the U.S. losing its manufacturing power.

In other news, there's a push to impeach the judge in Washington, D.C., who blocked President

Trump's order to deport gang members. And the issue is getting bigger with Chief Justice John Roberts,

now releasing a statement on the impeachment issue as well. On another topic, a very strange

anomaly has hit major airlines. Over the past month, airline companies have seen drops in value

of around 30% or higher. What's causing this?

And meanwhile, gas prices are dropping,

but there are some who say that's actually a bad thing.

We'll discuss why that is.

I'm the Epic Times Senior investigative reporter,

Joshua Phillip, and you're listening to Crossroads.

The United States has been losing its manufacturing power for decades, and there's now a push to bring that back to the United States. Vice President J.D. Van spoke at the American Dynanism summit yesterday about the unseen impacts

of losing manufacturing, how this happened to us, and what needs to be done to restore it.

Here's what he had to say about the loss of the American industry at that event.

I think real technological innovation is going to make our country stronger.

So deindustrialization poses risks both to our national security and our workforce.

It's important because it affects both.

And the net result is dispossession for many in this country of any part of the productive process.

And when our factories disappear and the jobs in those factories go overseas,

American workers are faced not only with financial insecurity,

they're also faced with a profound loss of personal and communal identity.

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