

Episode 4688: American Manufacturing Investment SOARS; Pandemic Treaty 2.0!?
Aug 7, 2025
In this lively discussion, former President Donald Trump shares insights on the surge in American manufacturing investment, emphasizing its significance for job creation. Political commentator E.J. Antony dives into economic trends, while Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, unveils a groundbreaking $600 billion commitment to U.S. manufacturing. The trio also tackles geopolitical concerns, the implications of tariffs, and the role of recent legislation in boosting the economy. With a mix of optimism and urgency, they highlight the interconnectedness of corporate success and American families.
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Manufacturing Investment Soars
- American manufacturing investment is booming with $600 billion committed by Apple alone over four years.
- This surge is supported by both foreign and increased domestic investments due to favorable legislation.
Investment Quality Makes the Difference
- Biden's investments were often wasteful, subsidizing unprofitable projects like solar and wind.
- Trump's investment strategy focuses on productivity-boosting manufacturing and tech projects driving real economic growth.
Tariffs and Deregulation Boost Economy
- The S&P 500 earnings outpaced lowered estimates, showing robust corporate profitability despite tariff fears.
- Tariffs combined with deregulation and tax cuts create incentives for companies to produce and hire more in America.