Correct, unless you track the components of a Ford as it crosses the US/Canada-US/Mexico border dozens of times.
Much of this isn't Chinese manufactured goods, but assembled/relabeled product from other countries.
Here's what you did say:
"It's a matter of national security should we ever have to go to war with China."
So on the one hand "The other thing is we can't leave it how it is." but on the other there's no rush?
Not true... you can see in the supermarkets that the coffee prices went up already Mocona 337 THB for a pack and Nescafe red 287.. And the prices will go up more and more
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