A video aired afterward called "hit Donald Decoded," starring Ken Jeong from the Hangover movies, and an Obama economic adviser. Jeong touted how Trump would manufacture more products in the U.S., then was shocked to learn most of Trump's products and clothing lines are manufactured overseas.
Pennsylvania Senator Bob Casey took on Trump's credentials as an advocate of the working class. He said Trump never makes his own products in the U.S., and the idea "we don't make anything here" is ridiculous, then mentioned a number of companies manufacturing high-tech goods among other things in Pennsylvania.
Casey said Clinton during her first 100 days of office she would push the biggest jobs program sincce World War II. She would reward companies that profit share with employees, and tax companies that offshore. Casey said Clinton's plan would have $10 billion in investment in high-tech manufacturing that can't be outsourced.
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