[Toddsterpatriot]

His data is fascinating when you dissect out from the exports the things which we don't even make: TVs & VCR, DVD players, etc. None. NONE.

We make none? NONE?

I don't suppose you have any proof? PROOF?

[1rudeboy]

It's an interesting evidentiary standard. "I don't know of any, so the published figures must be incorrect."

[am452]

I don't suppose you have any proof? PROOF?

This is from 2003. What is it now? 1-2%??? Do you think the number is going down or up based upon the statement below?

December 22nd, 2003 4.7% of TV sets sold in US are US-made Posted by ZDNet Research @ 3:47 pm

Categories: Television

The number of televisions with screens 20” or larger exported from China to the United States has soared to an estimated 2 mil sets this year from less than 16,000 sets in 2000. According to industry experts, only about 1.5 mil of the 32 mil sets sold in the United States annually are made here; the rest come mainly from Mexico and Asia

[dennisw]

His data is fascinating when you dissect out from the exports the things which we don't even make: TVs & VCR, DVD players, etc. None. NONE.

We make none? NONE?

I don't suppose you have any proof? PROOF?

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What an infantile mind you have. So what if we make 1 or 2 % of TVs here from foreign components? This has no bearing on anything. Paul has made his point that we just don't make those things here. They are made in Asia and we borrow money from Asians/Chinese to buy them. That's the big picture. But like a two year old you go none? none? none?.

[Paul Ross]

I don't suppose you have any proof? PROOF?

Try going to USA Made sites. Already previously listed...and unchallenged by you.