western kentucky, eastern ohio. they're in the business of making things out of steel and aluminum so this increases the price for their inputs. they have to try to pass that price on to their ultimate consumers. that will discourage demand. you saw electrolux, the appliance manufacturer announce that they were holding off on an investment in a plant in tennessee because they thought that these tariffs, the redwierr requirement for them to pay more for the metals, what we saw you had a similar policy with the bush administration in 2002 where they imposed steel tariffs. that did save some jobs in steel making but it was way more than offset by the overall cost to the economy. pain that was caused in all the sectors other than steel manufacturing. so on net this won't save jobs and it won't even save jobs in manufacturing. if you look at a place like michigan where they make cars, you put a ton of steel in every car you make. that adds to the cost for