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Speaker: the China thing which I think is what sort of got his Knickers in a knot if I might say so I Did some research and I did What the fuck is the internet um but just so i did do some research and i did what the fuck is the internet i'm going to I'm going to quote Plum Dangerous. i mean is um Just have a quick question. Is Google not free for the rest of the world?
Speaker: TTI was created in 1985 by a German and Hong Kong partner. Their names are on Not good. Check out their ticker on the New York Stock Exchange. It's 0669. In 2005, they bought Milwaukee. Milwaukee.
Speaker: in two thousand and five they bought milwaukee
Speaker: 2007, they bought Hoover. And this is going to hurt a few of the Carpenters' feelings. Did you know they bought stiletto hammers? How sad. How very sad.
Speaker: So I'm going to play my little clip of what I said. Milwaukee is absolutely owned and run and manufactured in China. Not the research that they've done.
Speaker: dude told you something and now you believe. All you... Because you're moron and can't think for yourself and won't do any research. Okay, did you know that TTI owns over 200 facilities globally? Milwaukee's core Chinese operations are centralized in two primary manufacturing... hug but I'm not going to say this right. The Dongjun Mega Campus is TTI's flagship vertically integrated manufacturing... Uh-oh.
Speaker: power powerhouse. ah And rather than individual scattered factories, it functions as the collection of specialized facilities in one footprint. It handles the bulk of Milwaukee's high volume M12 and N18 cordless power tools, electronic assembly and battery pack manufacturing. It's not true.
Speaker: um true That's impossible. Second campus is in Zuhan Industrial Park, another massive multi-facility site owned by TTI that handles heavy component manufacturing, production, and assembly.
Speaker: Well, you know, maybe he's right. Matt does mention Vietnam. They have a couple of massive campuses, new campuses in Vietnam, that's a new thing, and Mexico. They built one in 2018 in, I think it's in Greenwood, Mississippi,
Speaker: ah which they heavily promote. i'll get that Everybody's hanging over the rails and clapping, people but over Yeah.
Speaker: big number yeah of Milwaukee's high-volume cordless tool platforms are produced within TTI's centralized Chinese industrial footprint.
Speaker: Now, I'm not, like, this isn't a slam against Milwaukee. Everybody, does any big manufacturer, as we all know, the manufacturing left the continental United States and Canada, for that matter.
Speaker: New administration's been in. I won't say his name because everybody freaks out. Those manufacturing jobs are, or they're trying to bring those things back. And in 2018, this is the facility that I think that they had the power power or the pipeline event in. Again, in West Bend, Wisconsin, was built for $55 million dollars and is highly promoted. And it's the one that provides or makes lineman pliers, wire striptures, and the diagonal and long nose pliers.
Speaker: The, ah High volume accessories in the Mississippi plants are reciprocating saw blades, hole dozer hole saws, and step drills.
Speaker: And those are the ones which I have seen in my own Home Depot here in Canada that literally have the American flag on it saying made in the USA.
Speaker: So, so the reality is, is I was right. And I knew I was right. I was right. That most of, it's ah it's a Hong Kong company made, ah it's a it's a Chinese company.
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