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Principle and a principle of practicality. and you don't have to be a senior at caltech to figure that out. here is the truth part, congress had a spending part. more specifically, the house democrats, not the house republicans come at the senate democrats had a whole lot of senate republicans have a spending bill. i didn't vote to do with. i would be happy with a couple of beers after work. but they wanted to have a spending party and it wasn't just democrats. those bills passed with a lot of republican support, the omnibus, the so-called infrastructure bill, the chips, big tech bailout bill....

Next week. that could be a logical option. the visit would come as republicans on the house oversight committee intend to make biden's handling of the border a main topic of investigation in the new congress. joining us now white house reporter for "the wall street journal" ken thomas joins us from his kitchen today. ken, what's for breakfast? second question, let's set that aside. biden called for bipartisanship yesterday. you covered him for as long as anyone on the beat and knows he always hits these notes. we can work across the aisle even when the republican opposition seems fierce. tel...

For florida. but, nothing? is that the message that democrats are taking from the midterms? >> well, bret, rob and i worked very well together on a couple of big and important bills. we got bipartisan bills passed in the senate on infrastructure, on bringing investment back to the united states, on reshoring the chips and science entries that are critical to the 21st century and it's my hope that going into the next congress it's that sort of work that we'll will get priority and emphasis. >> so much for the reset in terms of president biden's comments and nothing is going to change. something...

By Xiong Maoling, Matthew Rusling WASHINGTON, Aug. 25 (Xinhua) -- The Chips and Science Act recently signed into law in the United States is purportedly aimed a

>> reporter: that's absolutely right. any minute now, we should see the president sign into law this bill that is going to be a giant win for both him and other democrats, and it's not difficult to see why we have already seen some democrats running their victory laps. you take a look at the details of this bill, and it is going to make the biggest investment to fight climate change that the u.s. has ever seen. as you mentioned, lower prescription drug prices by allowing medicare for the first time to negotiate directly with those drug companies. it will also extend some of those affordable ca...