This week President Trump's reciprocal tariffs are ready to be put in place and it has some sectors on edge. One of those sectors is the American textile industry which has lost upwards of eighty percent of its jobs since 1990. But one family run American company, Red Land Cotton, says they think the tariff's will bring them an advantage to their cotton products manufacturing.

FOX’s Eben Brown speaks with FOX Business Network correspondent Lydia Hu, who visited the Red Land Cotton’s cut and sew facility in Moulton, Alabama, and says the company is confident the tariff's in the end will give them a competitive edge over other cotton sellers.

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