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we have seen sme ireased exports, although the situation in europe means that that, we can't count on that as a market for growth. and i expect, i know auto numbers are out tomorrow. i expect to see some good numbers there, which is obviously a good thing for american manufacturing. >> tom: so if it is u.s. demand driving the resurgence, does that tell you is more sustainable than just exports? >> it would obviously be nice to see global growth. but it's nice to see the u.s. consumer back in the game. and the areas in which we see manucturingjobs grow in primary metals, in transportation equipment, that's automobiles n durable goods is a strong indication that there is some pent-up demand that is being released rate now. obviously we need to keep moving in the right direction on jobs and on a number of other factors. >> tom: politics being what it is what do you say to critics who say nothing is made in america any more when you look at these numbers? >> we're seeing a renaissance in manufacturing, we've seen about two years of solid job growth. thiss the best perfornce we've seen sce