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Contractors. now, this is all aimed at trying to reposition the u.s. as one of the top producers of semi-conductor chips in the world, and it is a $280 billion investment. let me break it down for you. $52 billion for chip making and research. that's tax incentives and subsidies for manufacturing companies. then you have another $1.5 billion to help u.s. telecommunication companies compete with chinese companies like huawei, and another $170 billion into scientific research and space exploration. listen, this is all, as i said, aimed at repositioning the u.s. as one of the top chip makers. sem...

Memory has. i mean, i am the guy who has had to spend the last year telling you every week on this show how joe manchin and kyrsten sinema have managed to ruin something for the democrats. but not this time. take a look at how the week actually unfolded for joe biden and his party. on monday, biden announced that the u.s. had killed al-qaeda leader ayman also irie, via drone strike as he stood on his balcony in kabul. some of his three predecessors spent 21 years trying and failing to do. on tuesday, the senate passed a bill to expand coverage for veterans, exposed to toxins from burn pits. an...

Representatives from Japan and the United States have agreed to work together to develop next-generation two-nanometer (nm) semiconductor chips. On July 29, the newly-established U.S.-Japan [...]

Activity, on the other we have the idea from rishi sunak more towards the idea that cutting taxes would be inflationary so we need to continue along that harder path. but as you say with energy prices expected to continue rising, inflation expected to continue rising it will be a very difficult second half to the year. to the us now — where the senate has approved sweeping legislation to boost science and technology investment in the us. the chips and science act is expected to pass through the house of representatives later today, and be signed into law by president biden next week. it prov...

Make x billion dollars more and the taxpayer wouldn't get a piece of that, is that okay if we think that the cost, if you will, is the national security component that we are capturing, meaning we'll be more secure. i would say yes. others might say no. >> it is a balance that our lawmakers have to make, a balance that white house has to make. they have to figure out a way to provide incentives to keep the chip makers in the united states and also make sure they pay their fair share which so many massive corporations and billionaires are not paying their fair share in taxes. donnie deutsche, t...