EXCERPT:
STODDARD: “Right, I think it’s great that they’re trying to have these theme weeks where they’re at least trying to show voters that they’re paying attention to, if not acting on these campaign promises. While a big campaign promise of health care repeal and reform is really imperiled and hasn’t been able to be — a promise they can’t fulfill yet and they may never be able to. But the idea that the White House in the middle of all of this would come up with a theme that would beg the question about why Trump Organization products and Ivanka’s company products are still made overseas in China, et cetera, is really kind of astounding. I like the props and I like the whole idea of it. But if it brings questions back to why they aren’t pursuing the same leadership, as one of the questioners said, 'Why don’t you just get out there and lead the way,' it put Sean Spicer in a bad position about having to answer about 'His agenda is really bringing manufacturing back and it’s not really about this company policy that I can’t answer to.' So, it's kind of an odd one, 'Made in America' week.”