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NOW: VP Vance lays out the vision behind the Foundry School, a push by the Trump administration to get America’s next generation building again. “We’re telling America’s next generation of entrepreneurs and engineers and just brilliant kids that there is a future.” Vance says that future is not just financial. It is about restoring dignity to careers built around manufacturing, engineering, skilled trades, and leading the teams that make things. “We believe in making things again. And we’re going to give you the tools and the education and the networking in order to do it.”

NOW: VP Vance lays out the vision behind the Foundry School, a push by the Trump administration to get America’s next generation building again. “We’re telling America’s next generation of entrepreneurs and engineers and just brilliant kids that there is a future.” Vance says that future is not just financial. It is about restoring dignity to careers built around manufacturing, engineering, skilled trades, and leading the teams that make things. “We believe in making things again. And we’re going to give you the tools and the education and the networking in order to do it.”

Fox News

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