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The problem is a lot of the plans are sort of, 0k. in 20 years we will have done all this. when we say, what you doing now? as we are saying, people want cheap energy and so what happens is people turn back to coal or gas. instead of saying, well lets spend $50 or $100 billion to add some more when term by and solar panels. and mike i am holding up my smartphone in this little phone can do much as a computer, which used to fill the entire room. why dont we think renewable technology wont progres...

The measure now goes to President Joe Biden to be signed into law, and it provides the White House with a major domestic policy victory.

In solar power. the price of solar has dropped substantially in the last four years. and, some of that has been because we have subsidized solar. but, its also been because the industry has figured out how to manufacture solar much faster and more efficiently. we also will need to find ways to draw co2 out of the atmosphere. and there are scientists working now on innovative way to draw carbon from the atmosphere. even the -- , says something like that is necessary. but right, now the capacity t...

Because you are. would congress just did they may do in manufacturing, semiconductors, the cutting edge computer chips in everything from smartphones to airplanes. the house following the senates lead, passing a bill, to make tens of billions of dollars getting out of your -- with the goal of reducing the chip shortage and ending u.s. reliance on overseas chip makers like china. cnns miguel marquez looked at with blood with legislation means for american businesses. >> it is enormous. global fou...

I appreciated. learned a lot, thank you so much. >> thank you for your time. >> shortages of everything, from cars, smart phones, to washing machines, and all because there werent enough tiny computer chips. what congress just did may change everything. >> its 9:00 in the morning at

>> so their office has pointed reporters to some of the things that she said about the 15% minimum tax on corporate profits. and she has expressed some support for that. but, you know, with her you never really know. been half tr say things in the past. but you have to imagine that there is a lot of pressure on her to support this.things in t. but you have to imagine that there is a lot of pressure on her to support this. thought the caucus you havent seen the level of dare i say it joy in quite...

Million jobs, never in any of those moments have the unemployment rate been down at 3.6% where we are now, so this is a unique time. truly a unique time, but we can move forward and we can bring prices down without giving up all of those economic gains, and the choices we make matter. i would just underscore that. passing the chips act was a choice that the president prioritized. congress prioritized it. thats going bring progress. >> how specifically would the chips act help? >> if you look in ...

The relationship as domestically neither side can appear weak. the us bolstering its ability to combat chinese dominance on computer chips, with china making ever more stern france and taiwan carrying out military drills, economically, politically, peacefully, a lot is on the line. gareth barlow, bbc news. the united states says its offered russia a deal aimed at freeing the american basketball star, brittney griner, and a former us marine, paul whelan. secretary of state antony blinken says he ...

A bill designed to encourage more semiconductor companies to build chip plants in the United States passed the Senate on Wednesday as lawmakers raced to finish...