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Of over half of adults. but there is more work to do yet. we're moving quickly to our destination. we're not going to get out and sell the car before we're there. >> let's talk about what the cars drive on. horrible transition. the president's infrastructure push, what do you think of the counter offer from republicans? $928 billion? >> i think there is a good faith negotiation on going. i'm -- i think many americans are happy to see the president engaging in precisely the type of negotiations. however, there are substantial differences remaining. i think what we need to ask our colleagues on ...

Negotiator, and we have seen them convey publicly they feel the vibes are good and they're continuing to make progress. >> reporter: the unanswered question is what happens with this infrastructure push. one official told me this week that the ball is now in republicans' court after president biden and the white house officials delivered republicans that counter offer that reduced from $2.25 trillion to 1$1.7 trillion. republicans did not perceive that very well. they said it was well above what they believed they could get bipartisan support for. republicans offered something around the $800 ...

Perspective, president biden began this infrastructure push going very big, $2.3 trillion, including hard infrastructure and what is considered soft infrastructure, things that include home health care, elder care, parts of the economy where a lot of people could see benefit, but they're not typically associated with roads, bridges, and that kind of infrastructure. so the white house says it wants, and the president has repeatedly said he wants a bipartisan deal, believes that's good governing and that would be a benefit to the country. but how they get there, how they pay for it, and just how...

Yves here. While this article has a lot to recommend it, I have to voice some reservations. The first is that it jumps on the “Biden as FDR” bandwagon, which Lambert debunked yesterday. The second is the New Deal brand expropriation by Green New Deal advocates. As we’ve stressed repeatedly, the Green New Deal proponents will not acknowledge, let alone promote, far and aways the most important and urgent measures we can take to combat climate change: radical conservation. They aren’t even pushing for some of the measures implemented during the Oil Crisis to discourage fossil fuel use, ...

Budget 2021: DFI, FPI investment in REITs; Infrastructure push a welcome step to spur economy The Union Budget for 2021-22 admirably rises to the challenge of creating an enabling environment to deliver on the promise of National Infrastructure Pipeline in the next few years Ramanuj Kumar | February 2, 2021 | Updated 11:25 IST Capex allocation for infrastructure is increased by 34.5% over the revised budget estimates (RE) for FY21 Even in an ordinary year, presenting a Union Budget that meets the expectations of experts, investors and common man and stimulates investment and employment gener...