I do not see Genius and Asshole as being mutually exclusive conditions. In fact, I would say that being a genius by definition puts you into a 2% segment of the global population and that means you are much more likely to be nonconformist to the point that you would be considered an asshole by a large part of the population that just doesn't and cannot understand you.
That said, I would say that Steve Jobs was a Genius and an Asshole because he lacked empathy for others and that lack of empathy may have allowed him to propel his creations from a garage based small business to the megacorp we see today.

Many people viewed as geniuses were also assholes as well. Like, for example, Thomas Edison was an asshole.

He was both and in equal parts, as with most driven people!

I believe he was the start of manufacturing (IPhone) and its jobs overseas for cheaper labor yet selling his products to Americans like they were made in America. Am I wrong?

He was both, but which was more important is the question.

Absolutely!

I also say both.

Both.

Can both things be true?

Steve Jobs had his troubles, I got mine.

He verbally abused and overworked his employees, stiffed his wife on child support, and always parked his car in handicapped parking spots so he didn't have to walk an extra 100 feet to his office.

He was a marketing genius, Woz deserves more credit