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Well monitor that hearing for news. the headline from the "wall street journal," the state of the union contraction went on to say this. president biden devoted most of the state of the union address tuesday to celebrating what he says is a long list of legislative and economic achievements. spending on social programs and public works, subsidies for computer chips and more subsidies for green energy and strong labor market. if he has done so much for america why does most of america not seem to...

Tonight, president biden is putting the finishing touches on his address to congress and plans to tout what the white house calls strong economic progress. notably, a bipartisan infrastructure law, investments in computer chips and clean energy, falling inflation, and record job growth. >> im looking forward to working on, pointing out what weve done, and have a conversation with the american people. >> reporter: cbs news poll out today shows the majority of american people say the condition of ...

Agency, everybody will be looking it a, piecing it together. and you can see just how sophisticated it was. and i think there is no doubt that it had military design and military intentions. i think the pentagon is quite sure about that and im quite sure it was communicating back the beijing. with encryption. >> when they take it to quantico, i suppose theyll lay out the debris, what is gathered up in this wreckage and have it laying out across some large warehouse or something like that? a hang...

The prognosticator of all prognosticators. i hear that brian is a little bit cynical about the event. i put it out to him that next year he can come with me and see how wonderful. >> steve: that would be great. >> janice: wonderful. >> ainsley: signs you up for things on the air. >> janice: people have said we love brian kilmeade. where is brian kilmeade? >> brian: janice, heres the thing. i look at the big picture for the last two years we have been talking about the sophisticated weather app. ...

Intelligence officials remain concerned about the Chinese ability to spy on Americans using modern tech. Lawmakers have banned the Chinese-owned app TikTok from government devices over national security concerns. However, cybersecurity experts say that's just one of the many risks our country faces.

Officials from the United States are meeting with counterparts from the Netherlands in Washington, D.C. on Friday, Jan. 27, to talk about putting up new restrictions on exporting semiconductor [...]

Because members and the administration nor focused working other countries. a broader narrative the chinese are trying to weaponize our economic interdepend dense of the country. they became the workshop of the world and they aim to make higher end things not just toys and assembling automobiles but ultimately designing and making these computer chips. so they threatened on a number of fronts a number of countries to use that interdependence to their own political benefit. cutting off imports of...

The battle for the future of tech is heating up, but government-funded, billion-dollar computer-chip factories come with a cost for local Americans.

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Not many people know it, but all high-end computer chips come from just a single company!