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Touting the jobs on his watch, and talking about the future manufacturing and technology jobs. he says those will be blue collar jobs. and how he's been a huge supporter of the union and the unions. this is all against the backdrop of gas prices ticking up in the country and a general feeling about the economy. >> certainly. this event focused on him signing the chips bill. but he talks about the 10 million jobs created in his administration, 600,000-plus manufacturing jobs, we know the job creation will cool. that's a feature not a bug of the fed rate hikes. that will happen as they try to ge...

America. so god bless you all, and may god protect our troops. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> president biden at ibm, in poughkeepsie, new york, where that company is announcing a $20 billion investment over the next ten years, in r&d, for semiconductor manufacturing, and other advanced manufacturing. this is part of what the president was saying, is the benefit of the chips bill that he signed into law back in august, which gave multiple billion, $52 billion in federal subsidies for advanced manufacturing, like this, and the president is trying to ride high on the job creation, that thi...

Just before they were handed big government contracts. it's almost like they always know what's coming. if you remember, just before the house passed the chips bill in july. nancy pelosi's $5 million in chip company called n individual i can't. we covered this story extensively, and when the pelosi sold the stock at a loss, we figured they had just pressure. it turns out we may have been wrong. we are learning today that the federal has just banned major china and russia and the news forced nvidia stock to plummet. if paul pelosi hadn't sold when he did, he would have been down an extra 20% as...

The white house is anticipating tomorrow night. >> 100% you're right. thank you for that. for more, i want to bring in a democratic strategist and usa today contributor. good to see you, my friend. we've seen a -- kind of notable shift. the president going harder against the republican party in this last week. what's behind it? what's the strategy? >> well, i think, alex, that the presidency of joe biden is really a three-act play. the first act was getting us through the pandemic, something that we've never experienced before, getting shots in arms, getting the vaccines out and distributed ...

We passed an infrastructure bill with bipartisan support. in fact, presidents for decades have talked about passing an infrastructure bill, but he did it with republican support. he just passed a bill to help our veterans with bipartisan support. he passed a chips bill so that we could bill semiconductors in this country and secure american independence and leap towards the future with bipartisan support. so it works with republicans and democrats all the time, but here's the difference. between the last president and this one. this president focuses on people and their families, not himself. ...