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21 days, sales from 7.6 billion, up 2.2 billion since 2019. it's certainly a story of inspiration for people, for businesses. come back to america. rachel: yeah. the supply chain problems are real and so if you want to avoid that, come back home. i mean, you would like to think that patriotism and just wanting to have more production home for those reasons and to employ your fellow citizens would be enough but actually this company is proving it's profitable. douglas: it's one silver lining on the 2020 covid cloud, we all have suddenly become aware how much has been outsourced from this countr...

That does it for us. "the reidout" with joy reid starts now. hi, joy. >> hi, ari. thank you very much. have a fabulous good evening. cheers, everyone. we're going to begin "the reidout" with our dark republican future. what we saw yesterday on censuring paul gosar was a useful demonstration of our two political parties. so they're kind of like parents. you have the democrats, the responsible parent telling you to be decent to people who are different from you and take care of the earth, and don't threaten to kill people, even as a joke. and who pass things like health care and roads and bridge...

The weeks ahead. there's a recognition people are down and depressed. and people thought eight weeks ago we would be in a different place. the summer everybody expected did not happen. i think they want the president to be more on offense and trying to restore the confidence there. legislatively, a lot of work there, but they also have well-respected legislative affairs team to know how the process works. that's behind the scenes. covid will be important. >> let's walk through them and start with afghanistan and come back to what i call the covid cloud over the country. afghanistan, you mentio...

Democrats whether you're a progressive or moderate, i think democrats want to get something done, even on this soft infrastructure bill that the president wants. even i think joe manchin wants something done. the question is are they able to cobble together a coalition that makes enough people satisfied that they can pass this soft infrastructure bill. if that is the bill that falls apart, that puts the hard infrastructure bill in jeopardy. that's the question. there are slim margins in both chambers. nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, they have a lot of people to wrangle to get to an agreement on t...