President Trump says that his presidency and policies have spawned 7 trillion dollars of domestic manufacturing for the United States.
Trump is prone to exaggerate, so I am not confident it is that much.
BUT….it definitely is in the trillions.
And, of course, most of what passes for our mainstream media do not – will not – tell the public about it.
But we do have this article by Matt Lamb, writing for amac.us, giving us some of the specific companies and amounts.
Here is a partial list:
Just this week, technology giant Nvidia announced that it will be manufacturing AI supercomputers in the United States for the first time. The company says it plans to build more than one million square feet of warehouse space for the endeavor.
Just hours after that announcement, Japanese vehicle manufacturer Honda also confirmed that it plans to expand U.S. vehicle production by as much as 30 percent to avoid Trump’s tariffs on auto imports – a clear example of the tariffs working as intended. Honda’s next-generation Civic hybrid, which was initially slated to be produced in Mexico, will now be made in Indiana.
Apple has made one of the biggest investments in America to date…$500 billion investment
Japanese company SoftBank pledged last December to invest $100 billion in the United States.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) also committed to a $100 billion investment
Swiss pharmaceutical company Novartis has also unveiled plans to invest $23 billion in new American facilities.
In fact, so many pharmaceutical companies are investing in the United States that European companies are reportedly concerned about a massive “exodus,” as corporations look to relocate to America. “E.U. pharma firms have called on the European Commission president, Ursula von der Leyen, to push for ‘rapid and radical action’ to mitigate the ‘risk of exodus’ to the US after a meeting in Brussels,” The Guardian reported.
Johnson & Johnson “announced manufacturing, research and development, and technology investments of more than $55 billion in the United States over the next four years.”
Get the picture?
And what, other than the tariff maneuvers Trump is making, would account for this sudden surge, this amazing regeneration, of interest in U.S. manufacturing? Hint: it sure as eff wasn’t anything Biden (or whoever was running the country until January) did.
Now: when do you suppose our so-called mainstream media will get around to informing the public about this astonishing re-emergence of domestic manufacturing activity?
I guess they’re too busy praising that nice kilmar abrego garcia and wishing he was back to “Maryland dad” status…except for when he beats the excrement out of his wife, of course.
