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At the heart of the Trump administration's policies is one overarching goal. It is to stage the great American manufacturing comeback. President Trump pushing ahead with his America First agenda. Breaking News Apple announced it's going to work with Foxconn to build a server factory in Texas by 2026. The company says it is now planning to invest $500 billion in the U.S. economy. The CEO of SoftBank pledging to invest $100 billion in the U.S. over the next four years. This is President Trump delivering on the promise he made to the American people on the campaign trail. The idea is come to America, build greatness in America, build for American customers. Project Stargate. It's a joint venture between SoftBank, Oracle and OpenAI. And they're going to create a data center that will eventually be expanded to other states. Shows people are listening to Mr. Trump's pitch to bring new industry to America. This is the latest pledge from a foreign business leader promising to spin big in the U.S. as a result of Trump's election victory. Founder of the property development company Demac Properties is pledging the money. President Trump announcing $100 billion investment from Taiwan Semiconductor. Bringing the company's total American investments to $165 billion. The most powerful AI chips in the world will be made right here in America. See, things happen so quickly in the Trump world, right? It's 100 days, it feels like it's 100 months. This is leadership, this is taking control of the problem for military, for everything, for industrial, for our economy. Even if it causes short-term pain, the reality is it is the right decision. All of the computer chip companies are coming in at levels that nobody's ever seen before. NVIDIA says it will invest hundreds of billions of dollars over the next four years part of the manufacturing renaissance under President Donald J. Trump. Furniture maker Prepack are shifting their operations from Canada to North Carolina. Johnson & Johnson says it will invest more than $55 billion in the U.S. over the next four years. And the auto companies are coming in, I can name eight right now already, auto plants that are either starting or about ready to start construction. Hyundai announced a $20 billion investment. With your leadership as a president, Hyundai Motor Group is proud to be a stronger partner in America's industrial future. This is the automobile industry, now those plants largely have stopped and they're moving them to our country. Honda is building one of the biggest plants. Honda is producing its next generation civic hybrid in Indiana instead of Mexico. Trump believes that the key to transforming America along the lines he wants, economically, socially and politically, is to revive the factories and foundries across this country. We're going to train people and tradecraft, bring back tradecraft to America so that people can work in these factories with great paying jobs. We're going to train them and we're going to remake the American dream. The trade story is certainly picking up speed here and pushing more countries to make these bigger investments. It's another example of the Trump effect. GE Aerospace announcing a nearly $1 billion investment into American manufacturing. Eli Lilly announcing plans to expand its manufacturing here in the United States. $27 billion additional spend bringing our total to more than $50 billion. The money's rolling in and this is in the past 60 some odd days, Charles. These are deep pocketed folks who want to have a relationship and it's just smart moves. We are CMACGM, one of the leaders in shipping and logistics around the world. Today we are investing $20 billion. Foreign leaders from around the world, investors from Silicon Valley to Wall Street to Main Street, have confidence again in our economy and our markets and in President Trump. The Trump effect this morning, a string of massive wins for American manufacturing. The numbers speak for themselves. Wisconsin-based Clarios is putting up $6 billion to expand its American operation. What's driving these decisions? Well, President Trump's aggressive Made in America policies and his commitment to bringing industry back to American soil. This is exactly what Trump promised. America First is back.
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