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There is still a long way _ to be part of her crowd. we know there is still a long way to - to be part of her crowd. we know there is still a long way to go. . there is still a long way to go. this is a show of confidence from jamiejohnson all week. but this week is a show of confidence from team johnson but it could tip into complacency, risk some tories fear the prime minister is too ready to take. tomorrow a time for his speech on a stage he has made his own, may be time to explain what could...

Long term and look at how you can make the investments now that will bear down on costs. thats the way to deal with the cost of living and the supply chains will start to sort themselves out very, very rapidly. for the prime minister, changing the economy as part of a deliberately different tory look.— economy as part of a deliberately different tory look. good afternoon, carrie, different tory look. good afternoon, carrie. looking _ different tory look. good afternoon, carrie, looking forward...

You can do a lot more with 3.5 than 1.5. youre certainly right about the frustrations the white house has had about their broader message with the agenda package not breaking through. and todays trip to michigan is really a chance to reset that. a white house official told me that this broader issue today is going to be framing this point, a choice between competition and complacency. and that this is needs for economic opportunity. were going to be hearing that a lot from the president today. >...

Back, water down or potentially eliminate if theyll go with a smaller price tag, but today when president biden was in michigan, he was talking about what it would mean if they got the hard infrastructure bill passed alongside this social spending bill. >> these bills are not about left versus right or moderate versus progressive or anything that pits americans against one another. these bells are about competitiveness versus complace complacency opportunity, or about decay and theyre about lett...

Today to try to set some things straight if i can. >> reporter: the president visited a union training facility, making the case that his two-part economic plan is crucial for the tous stay competitive with china and other rivals. >> we risk use losing our edge as a nation. >> reporter: the white house is trying to elevate the conversation. even as it works to bridge the democratic divide over the size and scope of the plans. theres general agreement on a $1.2 trillion infrastructure plan. but o...

>> president biden: theres a lot of noise in washington. it seems to me that theres more than usual, anywhere from 40-80 years in america there is an inflection point where you have to choose what direction we are going to go. these bills are not about left versus right, or moderate versus progressive, anything that fits americans against one another. these are about competitiveness versus complacency. to oppose these investments is to be complicit in americas decline. >> jesse: after president ...

Of voters who chose their party for the first time, and there are new faces here, impatient for them to keep their promises to make life just as good in every postcode. i want to see the government really step up and start to deliver on the levelling up agenda that we were elected on in 2019. weve obviously had a pandemic thats got in the way, but now that we are hopefully out of the back of covid and are starting to open up the economy again, we really need to put some rocket boosters under the...

For a time recently, it seems like we here in Pullman were escaping the immediacy of many of the world’s problems. As of this past weekend, that complacency has been

For a time recently, it seems like we here in Pullman were escaping the immediacy of many of the world’s problems. As of this past weekend, that complacency has been

Whatever might come down the line. we have this rare opportunity to make america better steeled against whatever is coming next, and my concern is that is going to vanish quickly, as we proceed through the year. >> okay. i do want to ask you about that, so basically in your piece in the atlantic you talk about how the first outbreak here in the u.s. of covid-19 was this deadly fire alarm, basically, and then we should have been -- it should have prepared us more for the delta variant, but someho...