Hello, welcome to Business Daily on the BBC World Service with me, Monica Miller.

On today's episode, U.S. Steel should remain American-owned and American operator.

We are also going to keep U.S. steel right here in America.

The two candidates running for U.S. President don't agree on much.

But both former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris say, a deal to sell an

American industrial icon to a Japanese company will be blocked if they get into office.

But some instills historic home of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania say this investment

is the lifeline they've been waiting for. A lot of people that are against this sale don't

understand the ramifications of not accepting this deal. That's the battle over steel and the future

of U.S. manufacturing, all coming up on today's program.

It's a rainy Sunday afternoon at CityWorks Eatery and Poorhouse in downtown Pittsburgh.

Sports fans of the home team are watching an away game against the Indiana Colts.

After three wins in a row, there's a somber mood in the bar.

The Steelers are down going into halftime.

Lifelong fan, Jeff High School, is asking for a new coach.

He's kind of ruined the team, but I'm not going to root for another team.

I'm rooting for the Steelers to correct their ways and maybe replace him with a more appropriately qualified coach.

Amanda Boyle and her partner are snacking on nachos and beers.

She says they take their local teams seriously.

I've never played sports, but I love sports. I grew up around boys and like my whole life, and sports has always been like a very, very important part of my life.

Pittsburgh was made up of close-knit families when she was growing up.

Even just right where I live, it used to be mainly, you know, small coal mining houses.

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