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With it and they figure out the trick, the algorithm. joey: its algorithm based which is what they use in video games. will: theres a youtube video that shows them how to solve it. carley: at least hes playing with something other than his phone. we have to get to a fox news alert. showdown in the senate, lawmakers are about 10 hours into a votearama over dozens of politically charged issues. will: at the heart of the matter is the, quote, unquote, inflation reduction act that includes $433 bill...

433 billion in spending, it will not impact inflation? what is the impact of her yes vote on moms and dads across the country? >> look where we came from, when joe biden walked into the oval office, and he signed into law the covid relief package at 1.9 million and inflation up to 9.1%. bottom line, stimulus matters. what is going on about the senators? me, me, me and my state. joe manchin is getting promises to get permits and utilize energy expertise in west virginia. kyrsten sinema is agreein...

They are saying the proposed 433 billion in spending would create immediate inflationary pressures by roosting demand while the supply-side tax hikes would constrain supplied by discouraging investment and draining the private sector of much-needed resource. >> thank you for giving me a chance to react to that. its completely upside down. with the inflation reduction act, i should say the aptly named inflation reduction act does is it takes some demand out of the economy with deficit reduction. ...

Got to shop at the polls. kevin, what we do something else from "the wall street journal" board tonight, talking about the deal that manchin is made with you my. it says the senate g.o.p. got played. republicans of course i had some $1.28 trillion in new, nondefense spending was on our stand helplessly by the democrats pass another $433 billion in spending. what the g.o.p.s role, responsibility and where we are right now? takeover commission, you know me well enough and you know my heritage well...

We remain highly attuned to. they include the outcome of the war in ukraine, covid lockdowns in china, and pandemic-related supply chain snarls. these factors make predicting the future difficult and we must be vigilant about the threats they pose. >> treasury secretary janet yellen making a a few points there. two of the more notable ones, shes echoing a similar sentiment that we heard from president biden urging congress to pass that $433 billion new spending package that more senators are now...

Theyre a benefit, and in fact, according to the center of american progress if you got rid of them youd cost us $433 billion over ten years and $43 billion in u.s. gross domestic product. youd cost us money by getting rid of them. >> youre not going to get me to disagree on the value of legal immigration. illegal immigration is a different topic. im not going to debate -- >> you dont believe the numbers? >> center for american progress? seriously, lets find a couple of different studies on both ...

They risk and sometimes give their lives to protect others in this country. overseas as members of the armed forces and here at home like a daca recipient who died last week trying to save others from the unprecedented floodwaters in texas. make no mistake, they contribute greatly to our country. to our businesses, to our economy. a recent study by the center for american progress found 91% of daca resip ecipients are employ. the same study found ending daca would drain $433 billion from our nat...

Contribute greatly to our country. to our businesses. to our economy. a recent study by the center for american progress found that 91% of daca recipients are employed. paying taxes, paying into social security. the same study found that ending daca would drain $433 billion from our national gdp over ten years. and even the libertarian kato institute estimated that ending daca would cost employers nearly $2 billion over two years. no wonder that 500 business leaders of america are up in arms ove...

Are expecting to learn what action president trump plans to take on the d.r.e.a.m.ers program. two sources tell nbc news he is leaning towards ending it, much to the dismay of business leaders who say the united states economy would take a multibillion-dollar hit. lets go through the numbers. the pro immigration reform group fwd.us, co-founded by mark zuckerberg, says canceling the program would mean roughly 30,000 d.r.e.a.m.ers a month would lose their work permits as their status expires. and ...

The recession could have been a depression, thats according to treasury secretary jack lew. mr. lew said, quote, the economic stakes were high and president obama understood that inaction was not an option. his decision to commit to additional support to gm while requiring them to fundamentally restructure their business was tough, but it was right. now remember that the auto bailout was part of the t.a.r.p. program, the bulk of the funds going to the banks. while the u.s. spent almost $422 bill...