The problem, Mr. Nighbor, is that the government's solution doesn't meet the industry's needs. I'm a businessman, so I know that money isn't what the industry needs. What the industry wants is access to markets. The problem with the U.S. is that we now have little to no market access, because of the tariffs.
The answer isn't to hand out subsidies to businesses. In fact, they're not even subsidies; they're actually loans or loan guarantees. Programs to improve efficiency are also being made available to them. Improving efficiency is well and good, but if there aren't any markets—