He is encouraging companies to bring them back.

Didnt you see he sent a letter out to us companies suggesting the pull jobs back into the US

Has he taken any action besides sending them a letter?

He doesnt need to.

Lol

Well, there has not been a return of us manufacturing

In fact, manufacturing jobs have gone down in the trump administration

So I guess it didn’t work.

Yea china keeps countering with price hikes

Taxes

Lol how do Chinese taxes help them keep industrial jobs?

The economic power of business in china are basically strong armed by truckloads of loans from the government

while some small business competing with 'made in china' goods are struggling to catch up

GG @3v6en8, you just advanced to level 3!

So eventually the US and China have to agree to a trade agreement before hell breaks loose

https://www.businessinsider.com/study-watching-fox-news-makes-you-less-informed-than-watching-no-news-at-all-2012-5

Fox news has actually become better than CNN and MSNBC, oddly enough

GG @Cobra Commander, you just advanced to level 1!

Not to mention it's 7 years out of date, remember that some of those other "more informative" sources pushed a conspiracy hoax for over 2 years.

"fox news are now slightly better than literal fake news"

high standards bro

Yeet

Lol Fox News is low quality "entertainment" for absolute idiots at its best and blatant propaganda at its worst

Most of the anchors are one rung above Alex Jones, for fucks sake. But of course, most of the same retards binging Fox also love Alex Jones.

mutualise all the media companies

no reason to let vested interests set editorial standards and the editors themselves

leave it to the journalists to decide

guaranteed you'll get a better media landscape

On the one hand, it feels like something that should be regulated better - it's posing a real societal problem. On the other hand, I am very anti-censorship and clearly there is a HUGE thirst and market for that kind of "content"...so shouldn't it be allowed to exist?

There just needs to be a little more regulation about it's ability to be considered actual "news". Not sure how to go about it, but there should probably be a distinction. People still buy "American cheese" even though it's like a "processed dairy product" or w/e officially on the label

I doubt the viewership would drop at all if the word "News" was totally removed from Fox lol

https://tenor.com/view/sean-hannity-gif-11614555

Maybe a little "bullshit" watermark somewhere on the screen whenever Fox is on 😉

Or "fake news" for additional irony

I see all of you ignored the conspiracy hoax factor. With Fox you'll get stories with an unambiguous conservative bias, while CNN will tell you they're fair and balanced while propagating a conspiracy theory with zero evidence. And MSNBC will *still* push that conspiracy with still zero evidence.

Fox news isn't perfect by any stretch of the imagination but it is far more honest nowadays.

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Your citation is the Mueller investigation testimony.

Btw, "fair and balanced" was literally Fox News motto <:facepalm:583246304151470090>

No, that's *your* citation for *your* claim, and it's completely off the mark in proving your claim

CNN has repeatedly stated that they are an unbiased station when that is obviously false.