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>> norah: charlie d'agata, thank you. with the war now entering its second year at the u.s. continue to provide rockets, guns, and ammunition, there is a growing concern that the u.s. might not have enough military hardware to defend itself and its allies if needed. cbs's david martin is at the pentagon, what a recent war games showed the u.s. would run out of a key weapon while trying to stop a chinese invasion of taiwan. >> reporter: the production line at the lockheed martin plant in arkansas is gearing up to turn out one new rocket every 10 minutes. it's part of a $30 billion in weapons th...

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Cut their cost structure and indeed, you're right. rising interest rates are taking a big bite and a lot of these companies have only existed during a zero interest rate environment, especially the startups that you mentioned. if the federal reserve, jerome powell, the federal reserve is intent on raising interest rates even smaller increments, into the spring, that's going to continue to take a bite out of the company's profit more begins. >> and -- margins. >> and there are political implications. california was depending on silicon valley to keep their ball going because during the pandemic...

Elections. when he was asked about why he did that just days after the election he said the idea sounded plausible and sounded pretty sophisticated. he wanted people to look into it. >> he didn't remember so many other things. caitlyn, we need you to run through it. the we appreciate the reporting. president biden has signed the $1.7 trillion spending bill into law while vacationing in saint croix. it has $858 billion in defense spending and roughly $45 billion in emergency assistance to ukraine and nato allies. still ahead, could the chinese president soon be headed to moscow. more on vla...

Complicated and fickle to understand, and action going through it, reforming it, for the sake of simple find it and making it, reforming it, for the sake of simple find itand making it it, reforming it, for the sake of simple find it and making it easier, may be cutting taxes too, that is a sensible move. but because it was part of liz truss and kwasi kwarteng's agenda, claire is absolutely right, this latest government wants nothing to do with it, even though the idea on its own actually quite sensible. it is toxic because liz truss touched it. and because liz truss touched it. and claire, be...