A speaker pushes for buying American-made products but admits it's hard to find them in tools, fertilizer, and seeds. He's okay with imports from allied nations like Taiwan and calls for more U.S. manufacturing to make American goods easier to buy.
As far as buy American, I think you should buy as many American products as you possibly can. But I, for one, am also okay with buying products from our allies. I have no problem with that. You know, when I go into places, I try my best to buy American. I'm not going to lie to you. It is extremely hard. And I'm in places like tool shops and you name it. Fertilizer, seed, you name it, all the time. All right, and it is extremely difficult to just buy American. I try, but sometimes I got to buy Taiwan, you know what I'm saying? Uh, so I'm okay with buying allies, but yes, I want more manufacturing brought to the United States so we can have the opportunity to buy more American.
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