Welcome to a new episode of You're Wrong.

I am Molly Hemingway, editor-in-chief at the Federalist, and we have a special guest this week

filling in for the vacationing David Harsani, the handsome and talented and brilliant Mark Hemingway.

We are only related by marriage and Mark is senior

writer at Real Clear Investigations. It's great to have you here, Mark. Glad to be here.

If anyone has any email for the show, please send it to Radio at the Federalist.com. We had some great email this week,

including lots of commentary from people about our recent trip to Colorado and a variety

of other things. So thank you for those emails. Actually, I just want to mention another one.

Someone sent in this fascinating video from a guy who was trying to build a made-in-America product,

and it goes through the difficulties of that process.

And for people who are interested in trade policy, sort of the hollowing out of the manufacturing base in America.

It is such a riveting video.

And he does end up making a mostly made-in-America grill scrubber.

The cost is insane.

But the value, he makes the case for it.

And I would highly recommend people watch them.

This sounds like a dystopian version of what's that film about the pencil, you know,

but all the effort and how great capitalism is that all these forces come together to, you know, make a pencil.

I pencil.

Well, so he was really trying to avoid purchasing things made in China, but even sometimes

things made in supposedly made in other countries are actually made in China. Or he goes through how

there's a popular conception that labor is much cheaper in China. And so we come up with the ideas,

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