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...where you link those roles in a company is how you how how you manufacture things that are simple, good, and you can do it as quickly as possible. And so that is that's the philosophy of Elon Musk. That's why everything he has done has has has has be
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manufacturing, you know, or, like, you know, raw material manufacturing, something like steel or something like that. Because chemical manufacturing, it's, you know, the sort of ultimate form of, like, a manufacturing process, which I I kinda talk ab
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...manufacturing to the East. And The United States basically just imported manufactured goods while they invested in all of the infrastructure to to deliver advanced manufacturing at scale. And so we've got a lot of catching up to do. Otherwise, China
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...manufacturing, it's, you know, the sort of ultimate form of, like, a manufacturing process, which I I kinda talk about in the book, is, what's called, like, a continuous flow process where it just, like, continuously transforms your group of inputs i
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...manufacturing and these attributable systems, to compete against a country that that has been building for the last twenty years. Mark, I I'd like to hear your your thoughts on on on manufacturing because we we were talking offline a bit ago and abou
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...manufacturing that went overseas over the last few decades that maybe those manufacturers need to up their game and figure out what is it that's our specialty? What's our strength? What what what is it that even with higher labor costs here in The Un
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...build out is supposed to be done by private capital, to Joe's point earlier. It's not you know, we've had efforts from the Biden administration, the CHIPS Act, to try to boost some of those industries, but the emphasis under Trump is really we wanna
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...manufacturing base, feel the need to try to recover some of that, and air more on the side of doing more manufacturing rather than less. And so, again, I have no great policy prescriptions. I am critical of some of the policies of the present adminis
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...manufacturing side, looking for a great head of manufacturing.
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...on the manufacturing side, looking for a great head of manufacturing. There's basically no, like, tier one execs we could find that were American born. We ended up finding someone who is from Canada, but everyone I found who was, like, great thinking
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“I would say that the deeper in the stack that you go, the greater the American advantage. On models, most people would say our models are maybe six months ahead of Chinese models. You look at chips maybe two years ahead. You go to semiconductor manufacturing equipment, it could be like five years.”
...manufacturing equipment, it could be, like, five years. So The US does have significant advantages. There's only maybe a couple areas where I think
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“Each had their own instruction set. Each had their own software stack, and each had their own fabs. But that was a model that wouldn't scale. It just got too expensive, and so you started getting the breakdown in the supply chain.”
Each had their own instruction set. Each had their own software stack, and each had their own fabs. But that was a model that wouldn't scale. It just got too expensive, and so you started getting the
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...manufacturing means. Manufacturing is is what's happening here behind me. Like, we're we're taking parts and we're making battery modules. Yeah. But we're not, like, this isn't a steel mill. We're not turning iron ore into steel. We're in a great pos
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...because, again, one thing that I liked about your company was just how much it's here. And as you know, we're literally in the factory right now. How much of your components, products are are US built? And I know it's slightly a a fuzzy term, but or
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...manufacturing back to The United States. Obviously, during this period of globalization, we've been running massive trade deficits, particularly in manufacturers where we're importing a number of critical systems to both our defense industry and to o
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...through with investment in manufacturing was the real story.
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