Building What Can’t Fail. Moms are an interesting thing for me. My mother is one of the most influential people in my life, and I don’t think that’s uncommon. But I do think we underestimate what’s really out there — the opportunities, and the women willing to do what it takes to make a difference not just in their kids’ lives, but in our country and our future. I sat down with Liddy Fair of Micro Facture inside their manufacturing facility, where they produce precision components for companies like SpaceX, the United States Navy, and other critical industries. What they build cannot fail. And yet, most people have no idea what modern manufacturing actually looks like — the precision, the responsibility, and the opportunity that exists. In this conversation, Liddy shares: What it means to be a woman in manufacturing. The misconceptions around the trades. The reality of working in a family business. And what it looks like to be a mom while building something that matters. When I walked into her office, she had one of her kids on her hip before taking me out onto the floor to show me what they do. That moment stuck with me. This isn’t just about manufacturing. It’s about legacy, responsibility, and the people who are quietly building the future around us. Let’s honor the women in the trades — in manufacturing, construction, and beyond — for the role they play in shaping our world and investing in the next generation. Because in more ways than we realize… They’re building America.