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Made In America with Rich Roffman

Made In America with Rich Roffman

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 Made In America with Rich Roffman: The Politics of Business Made In America is the voice of the "America First" movement, proudly championing the revitalization of American manufacturing, entrepreneurship, and exceptionalism. Hosted by Rich Roffman, a seasoned entrepreneur with decades of international business experience, the show delivers hard-hitting insights into how the policies of the Trump administration and beyond are reshaping America’s economic landscape. For over 15 years, Made In America has been a rallying cry for patriots who believe in bringing jobs back home, empowering small businesses, and restoring America’s position as a global leader. Each week, Rich and his guests tackle the most pressing issues facing the nation, including:
  • Rebuilding American manufacturing to put workers first and end reliance on foreign production.
  • Shaping policies that put America’s entrepreneurs and inventors ahead of global competition.
  • Securing America’s trade dominance by maximizing our commodities, capital, and consumer power.
  • Inspiring businesses to embrace the fight for American greatness.
  • Uncovering funding solutions to create the next wave of innovators and job creators.
With expert analysis, high-level contributors, and exclusive interviews with leaders driving the "Make America Great Again" mission, Made In America is the ultimate platform for those committed to restoring American greatness. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a small business owner, or someone who believes in the promise of the American Dream, this show will keep you informed, inspired, and ready to take action.Copyright Radio America Politique Sciences politiques
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