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Trump needs to have a bigger focus on raising wages by getting more workers in manufacturing, mining, or other production jobs by forcing those industries home. Auto exemptions and China deals don’t move industries. Almost a year, could have been action, but it was exempted.

NEW IndustryWeek Op-Ed from CPA's Marc Fasteau & Ian Fletcher details how official measurements don't capture the number of jobs tied to the manufacturing industry, the value-add to the U.S. economy, and the innovation created. tinyurl.com/2yre9ws2

If Argentina imports aren’t lowering supermarket beef prices, perhaps an investigation into the cartelization of the big globalist meat packers will finally have an impact? Last week, President Donald J. Trump announced the new investigation into Brazilian multinationals JBS and National Beef as

Zach Mottl Grace Chong, MBI Fully understand the issue. We've been dealing with this in nitrile gloves since 2021. Why are CMS dollars going to the CCP for medical supplies? If these AI data centers are truly as critical as everyone says they are, then they should not have foreign components in them.

EU Should Tariff China To Kick Its Rare Earths Dependency zerohedge.com/markets/eu-sho…

"So why did Chicago Public Schools bankroll a teacher’s $4,700 trip to a Hawaiian luxury resort, a suburban spa retreat for elementary school staff and limo (not Uber) services to and from Chicago airports? Many folks can’t even expense a ride-share for a work event."

1/5 Good Setser piece on rising global imbalances. Thanks in part to his work, central bankers and mainstream economists are slowly beginning to acknowledge that rising global imbalances can be a problem for the global economy. Eventually they all will. Brad Setser

100+ CPS - Chicago Public Schools teachers left their classrooms to lobby in Springfield. Taxpayers covered up to $19,300 for substitute teachers. CPS reading proficiency: 2 in 5 students at grade level. Whatever happened to No Child Left Behind?

South Dakota State Rep. Liz May, a lifelong rancher, on the investigation into the foreign-owned meat packing cartels: "We've never had an Administration that would even look at us or listen to us or listen to the concerns of the producers... We're cautiously optimistic."

It’s happening reuters.com/business/autos…

“What we are going to do," Bessent continued, "is by bringing back high-paying manufacturing jobs, President Trump is going to do what he did in the first term. And that is for hourly workers and working Americans to have real wage increases."

Zach Mottl We need access to capital to do that. The Administration badly needs an Industrial Strategy.

Thanks Rep. John Moolenaar, you are a hero, but why don’t we have any stronger tools to stop this? For example, how does U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and Paul Atkins take no action to exclude U.S.-sanctioned and blacklisted Chinese companies from raising funds and being traded on our exchanges?

But Sen. Tammy Baldwin, what about the 169 million working Americans whose premiums have gone up by double digits every year since the ACA passed?

Driving by a local church this afternoon and the sign said: "When Gratitude is your default setting, everything is better." I couldn't agree more.

If only the hysteria could be directed to the actual problem , we could end globalization and free trade forever.

By backing Zijin Mining’s IPO, Morgan Stanley helped fuel a supply chain tied to forced labor. Now the Select Committee is demanding answers from the company about why it helped Zijin Mining, a company on the U.S. government's Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA) Entity

The cost of living is not a hoax. Some points here. 1. We are food importers now. I think we have a surplus in chicken. (And soy, but thats for China) Importing beef from Australia and live cattle from Mexico didnt lower ground beef prices one cent. 2. We need better USDA

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