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this is connor daugherty saying state tax collections grew 3.6% from a year earlier. thanks to the economic recovery and tax increases and have now been rising for two years. that's according to a report issued yesterday. at $184.1 billion, total fourth quarter collections were 3% above their peak reevened in 2007. the -- reached in 2010. tax revenue continue to grow from january to february for the year end period. new york. good morning to jeremy. huh. -- hi. caller: my comment is about manufacturing in united states. i don't see why it couldn't bounce back. if you take american apparel for example, and one of those things that pop up in every corner. maybe if there -- is there a conflict of interest like maybe where the campaign, maybe something like i love new york along those felines is that a conflict of interest with our overseas manufacturers like china? host: why would you think it is? caller: well, i mean, it seems like it's such a simple thing. if every person would became trendy, for example, to purchase things and manufactured in the united states, i coul