that could be a barrier and that s a lot to remember. i think for a lot of people out there who are concerned or nervous about giving themselves a shot, the idea of a pill may seem more appealing. one of the other interesting things that s come out of the popularity of these drugs is some anecdotal evidence that perhaps it s helping people with other vices, let s call them, smoking, drinking alcohol, et cetera. what is behind that? this has been kind of a really exciting find for this new medication. this line of medications have sort of are becoming a swiss army knife of medications, if you will. something that was originally intended to help control type ii diabetes has excellent efficacy with regards to weight loss and addictive drugs such as alcohol can be limited by taking these medications, because they limit
legislative accomplishments, he has had significant wins. one thing that actually hasn t come into play yet is that we have trillions of dollars that will go out in this infrastructure bill. that will really go into communities and impact the lives of people and improve people s quality of lives. it will increase job opportunities, manufacture, the chips bill, those implementations are going out. i think there s a real opportunity here for the administration and now his campaign that s in place to really go out and tell the story. not about 12 million anything. but you were the person who got this job because i delivered it for you. is it i m more worried about everyday americans. they are not feeling it. that s something that s real. high inflation, increased crime, individuals not really getting a living wage job. i think we are behind the times on reimagining what we can do for underserved communities. that s what we worked on in the trump administration.
we were able to implement that. i wrote a book that addresses this issue that congress and many leaders have for decades continued to kick the can on issues for the underserved. we can fix these issues right now. it s not just a government solution. you can work with institutions, philanthropy and have a united approach on fixing something. interestingly enough, when you there s a really interesting question in the poll, unconventional. the question was what would a biden 2024 win mean for the country? what would a trump 2024 win mean? 41% say a disaster for biden. 26% say setback. 27% a step forward. 7% say a triumph. trump say a disaster. 12% say a step back. a step forward, 27%. 17% say a triumph. to me, this seems like a very depressed electorate. they are not excited about this. they don t think either of the
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abby, i think we should caveat by saying nothing that we have nothing has been finalized. they are moving closer to a deal. we have seen some progress over the last few 12 hours, particularly on the spending issue. that is as something that has been really bedeviling the talks. but they started at least floating the idea of a potential compromise that both sides could try to claim as a win. one of the things they are discussing is raising the debt ceiling for two years, which would be longer than what wrote republicans have been proposing in their debt ceiling plan, and then instituting spending caps for two years. so caps on federal spending levels. they have not agreed on those numbers for the spending caps, but one of the emerging compromises here is the idea that they would spare pentagon funding. so, it would spare specific domestic programs so that democrats can say, we actually didn t cut certain things. other programs would see some cuts, which republicans couldn t claim as