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And a half and the supplier base for the u.s. military? >> yes, absolutely, there is a concern. there are multiple concerns. it's not as president west or the united states -- as if the west or the united states, you know, there aren't divisions throughout the community of nations and institutions that are supporting. there's concerns about guns versus butter and, you know, as a global, as the global economy is suffering for a range of reasons starting with covid, this war, energy and so on. so there's a concern than how much the u.s. can sustain conflict given those very serious concerns. als...

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Listen to the auto workers union who said, yes, when the president came through here in 2016, he talked tough. but look around. it might be tougher in 2020. >> some folks i know have switched gears, right? when he came here and said all these great things, they were on board with that. the fact that we've seen our k-mart distribution center close, all these brick and mortar businesses are closing and now lordstown which will affect really thousands of jobs and the supplier base around it, people are starting to wake up. >> that's the contrast. if you look at the national unemployment numbers, ...

Confirmed. i think they will wait until the last minute and then jump on board. they are politicians. shannon: two democrats of come on board. the first woman cia director. the china trade deal, the 3 day hearing that starts today. >> several american companies coming in to testify on capitol hill to talk about china trade. the backdrop of tough sanctions that are integrated into the supplier base, trump put those tough sanctions on last year. >> let's bring up what he had to say as you talk more about it. >> he put this on, incredibly harsh sanctions. what he has now is a great bargaining chi...

They moved to lower cost locations. now, at the same time we also saw a lot of manufacturers investing in automation. those who wanted to stay because they said with the comparative high cost of labor. i can take it. >> it's too long the jobs, gone for such an extended period of time, t not practical. is that what you're saying? >> well, it's possible. because if you think about when a lot of these jobs moved offshore to china, for example, back in the late 1990s and early 2000s, when these jobs were moving into china, china also didn't have the skill base or the supplier base. but they did a ...