China would be a valid target but he put Germany and UK first.

Also manufacturing coming back from China won’t be real jobs but highly automated factories with even less jobs than what China would loose.

The entire premise of “bringing back old jobs” be it from China or Europe might be what populist supporters want to hear but it is not what would solve their issues. The world needs new jobs.

Or - you know - we could just work less for the same standard of living and could all benefit from automation

Yeah, I can see that now

Due to the loose labour laws, weak unions and low low wages in Germany and the UK plenty of jobs went from the US to those countries. Especially Britain is known for having taken many jobs in the manufacturing sector.

You can persist the session and use the link to it on the invite I think. The link is not protected however, anyone can use it but that never was an issue.

Check jitsi meet (meet.jit.si) It is a free service based on an open source framework and runs fine in a browser. I don’t know of it can handle 32 but during the pandemic it was used for online classes.