"What about the Trump cufflinks?" Jeong asks.
"China," Goolsbee says.
"Trump vodka?" Jeong asks.
"The Netherlands," Goolsbee answers.
"Trump crystal barware?" Jeong asks.
"Slovenia," Goolsbee replies.
“Holy Melania!” Jeong shrieks.
Donald Trump has said that under his presidency, he will pass new regulations aimed at curtailing American companies from outsourcing their manufactured products, including getting Apple to manufacture its computers and iPhones in the U.S.
"We cannot allow this to keep happening. It will NOT happen under my watch," Trump wrote in a Facebook post after air conditioner manufacturer Carrier announced it was moving 1,400 jobs from its plant in Indiana to Mexico.
1,400 workers in Indianapolis are informed that their company is moving to Mexico. WE cannot allow this to keep happening! It WILL NOT happen under my watch! We need to MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!!
Posted by Donald J. Trump on Friday, February 12, 2016
Despite denouncing the practice of outsourcing and lack of American production, Trump's own products, as well as those branded under the names of his daughter, Ivanka, and wife, Melania, are produced outside the U.S., including China, Mexico and Bangladesh.
And while Trump's "Make America Great Again" hats are manufactured in the U.S., according to his website, hats with the Trump-inspired slogan "Make Florida Red Again" sold at last week's Republican National Convention in Cleveland were made in China.
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