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President Donald Trump has made clear that he wants Apple to make iPhones in the U.S.

Apple CEO Tim Cook is doing what he can to appease the commander in chief, without making that ultimate concession.

Cook on Wednesday appeared at the White House with Trump to announce plans to spend about $600 billion over four years in the U.S. Apple didn't announce the made-in-USA iPhone that Trump wants, but Cook got to tout Apple's position on U.S. production.

Some of Apple's most valuable parts, such as its glass and facial recognition sensor, are made by U.S. companies that Apple has worked with for years. Final assembly is only a small, though very critical, part of iPhone production.

"The final

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