As discussions continue about the potential of tariffs to revive US manufacturing, experts express skepticism about their effectiveness. While Trump is optimistic that his tariff strategy could lead to a renaissance in American factories and create jobs, many believe that the reality is far more complex. Surveys of workers indicate mixed feelings about tariffs, with concerns that they might not protect, but rather threaten, existing jobs. Economic analyses suggest that tariffs could hinder manufacturers, leading to job losses instead of gains, while younger generations show less interest in manufacturing roles. Amidst these challenges, the idea of reindustrializing America faces significant hurdles that go beyond mere tariff implementation.