One key thing would be to start getting away from this FDI fallacy. There are jobs there, but that's not economic prosperity. We had discussions about the trades. There are not even enough people to go around for these jobs. Stop investing in a job strategy. That's the 9% tangible economy. Start investing in the intangible economy, like electric vehicle parts and battery manufacturing. We saw a lot of recent investment there, but the IP and data are going to be held by American companies. We're participating, but we're not getting the lion's share of the value.
I worked in heavy truck manufacturing before getting into IP. The jobs will be gone when the subsidies go. The thing that retains economic value is intellectual property. It's data, and those intangible assets. That's what we need to be growing, not participating in somebody else's manufacturing facility. They're the ones that own the IP and data, and manufacturing, just like any other sector, is dominated by IP and data.