the house hadn t acted yet because they are overwhelmed with voters in split opinions and warnings from sleep specialists. i wonder are there not other areas overwhelmed by split opinions from voters? this is the one hangup and hurdle? local governments can keep it. if you have a locality and the majority don t want it, they can get rid of it. i wonder thinking about this, when i think back to the safety aspect and the way we had studies now time and time again about the importance of sleep. the idea thinking about mental health as an overall society now, really appreciating it in different ways, this does sort of tap into maybe a level of evolving as a society. is there a reason other than commerce, a reason other than something that is just a we chae
it s time to stand up, kara. that s all i want it is some sort of technology that says put that donut down or put this on. i really i don t care. i wonder do you care? because i know i care about this thinking about how it i want to know who i go talk to to get that extra hour of sleep because in my house, that s not how it works. we both have a lot of kids. this wasn t supposed to get this far. it was a unanimous consent in the senate. nobody objected. the fact that it got halfway there is just a funny fluke of procedure. i think now we actually have to grapple with this seriously in a way we haven t done in 40 years. the house says they haven t acted yet because they ve been overwhelmed by special opinions. are there not other areas that they ve been overwhelmed by split opinions from voters? this is the one hangup? this is the one hurdle? you know, local governments can change it. there s a place in indiana, i
vaccine it needs energy to power the cooling systems. while this crisis was averted, suffice to say, jose, the nuclear energy agency is scrambling to get inspectors on the ground here in ukraine to get stability to the situation that has really been spiraling out of control. here the iaea has been a hangup over ukraine insisting the nuclear inspectors come through ukraine to get to the plant while russia wants them to come through russian held territory and no russian nuclear experts part of the delegation but the head of the iaea is ready to personally lead a mission. he says it s absolutely pivotal u.n. inspectors get on the
place on capitol hill as it pertains to the votes on this inflation reduction act and the president has left the white house, now he s there in delaware. was there a feeling before he departed that all the votes would be in? but now there is a hangup or further negotiations involving senator kyrsten sinema. reporter: fred, president biden expressed confidence that this bill will be passing the senate later today as he was leaving the white house. he told reporters he thought it would be passing. he is now closely watching along with his white house aides these latest developments regarding this sweeping health care and climate bill that democrats are trying to get across the finish line. president biden is now here in rehoboth beach, delaware, at his vacation home which marks the first time that he has left the white house in 18 days. earlier today, his physician, dr. kevin o connor, said the president is fully clear to resume his travel and be out of isolation after receiving two
also seem to be quite thoughtfully constructed. so how do you pay for all this is the question? one of the ways is with the 15% minimum corporate tax on big corporations. talk about that, steve, but also this curious hangup that senator sinema had about the interest tax. she was protecting hedge funds and the like. sure. yeah, the corporate minimum tax is very important. what happened in 2017, as the left illustrates, is donald trump s tax cut of 2017. it was a huge gift to companies. it resulted, as you have pointed out, joe in particular, many time on this show, in a massive tax break for large companies. you can see on the left, 39 large fortune 500 size companies that had pre-tax income of $120 billion over this three-year period and had negative income