Donald Trump pledges to take jobs from Britain, Germany and China

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

67% : ""I want German car companies to become American car companies, I want them to build their plants here," Trump continued.
47% : The policy would prompt a "manufacturing boom" and cause General Electric (GE), IBM and "every other manufacturer that left us to be filled with regret and come sprinting back to our shores", Trump said.IBM and the three companies formed when GE split up in April are based in the US, although they are reported to have moved jobs to countries such as Mexico in recent years.
43% : In addition to his pledges on Tuesday, Trump has also said he would eliminate or cut taxes on tips, social security benefits and overtime pay, on top of the $4.6 trillion it will cost to renew the bulk of his 2017 tax cuts.
39% : In a pitch to "every major company and manufacturer on Earth", Trump also said he would use America's economic muscle to slash the corporate tax rate for businesses that moved their operations to the country.
35% : Trump pledged to levy tariffs on companies that refused to move their operations to the US, while slashing the corporate tax rate from 21 per cent to 15 per cent for those that agreed to relocate.
31% : Trump cut the tax rate from 35 per cent to 21 per cent during his term in the White House in 2017.
19% : Trump labelled Ms Harris a "communist" and "tax queen" and claimed that she had only become the Democratic presidential candidate, having replaced Joe Biden in July, because of "political correctness".

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