in order to be gets rid of the rational allergy sources we meet with global news makers. i'm talk about the stall restock matter. on al jazeera, the american people have spoken. but what exactly did they say? is the world looking for a whole new order with less america in it? is the woke agenda on the decline in america? how much is social media companies know about you? and how easy is it to manipulate the quizzical look us politics the bottom line? ah ah, adorning us now is us present terabyte and get set to deliver his 2nd stay to the union address. all eyes are on capital hill, as bible is expected to speak to

a deeply divided congress about economic uncertainty and policing before war in ukraine. and tensions with china are also expected to be on the agenda. we bought it goes into the sweets with a flagging approval rating of 42 percent of the worst ever 2nd year approval ratings for us president let's now i go live to our white house correspondent, kimberly how could she's out, capitol hill or so. kimberly, for expecting a speech with unavoidable international issues, but he's very much hoping to woo, a domestic us audience with the bulk of his address, isn't it? yeah, there's no question that this is a pivotal speech for joe biden. and this is the president, 2nd state of the union address, but there is a key difference this time. and that key difference is that this time he speaks to a divided congress. previously, jo biden's, democrats controlled both the house of representatives as well as the u. s. senate

this time that is not the case. the house of representatives controlled by opposition, republicans and so he has that backdrop. he also has the backdrop of poll numbers, which are among the lowest of his presidency. and so he makes a pitch to the american public for a nother term in office. in many cases, this is a defacto pitch, if you will, to the american public for another term in the white house. and so the u. s. president is not only going to be throughout the speech, highlighting the successes that he sees as the past 2 years, but also making the case for another. for now, as we watch these pictures, you've seen the members of the cabinet. they've been filing into the house of representatives. already we've seen the members of the house of representatives seated as well as the members of congress from the u. s. senate seated there is also you'll see on the left of your screen there. the members of the judiciary that

the members of the supreme court, what we're waiting for now is the sergeant of arms to bring in or announced the arrival of u. s. president joe biden. you can also see there the 1st lady, dr. jill biden, as well as vice president campbell, a harris's husband as well. the 1st gentleman as well. he is seated there and also in the gallery. there are some very pivotal guests that often give us a bit of a road map to the president's priorities that he'll be laying out the speech. we know, for example, that tyree nichols, parents who remember that ty nichols was the man that was killed in that very graphic video that came out of memphis. he was the victim of police brutality of those 5 memphis police officers accompanying dr. jill, by then will be his step father, as well as his mother, as the president addresses police for forming his speech. we also know that

accompanying the 1st lady will be the you praying ambassador to the united states as the president once again, underscore the importance of u. s. support for ukraine. and we also know that there will be as well activism that will be addressed and it looks like the president is about to come in. so let's listen as doctor or rather joe biden walks in, briefs, those that are gathered in the chamber with kimberly as me see him coming in care, very much of a domestic audience. but as you say, you can't ignore the ongoing war. ukrainian issues regarding china and you

know, and that's definitely something that he will have to address. and of course, he will also, we expect to address the earthquake that has just taken place and the thousands of lives that have been lost to it recently and turkey and syria. we expect that he is also going to talk about just that tragedy and the u. s commitment to rebuilding their we expect that he will once again pledge for ongoing commitments for international support. we're continuing in ukraine and deal to us partners and allies and as well. we expect that he will potentially given the incident of the chinese spy balloon that has drifted over the united states in the last week. he may even have some harsh words for china. we know in previous year he only mentioned china about 3 times in his state. of the union speech of many are

watching to see if he will mention it more this time around. and we should also point out that to the back of the of the chamber there, you see the vice president as well as the house speaker, that's vice president caudle, a harris as well as the house speaker, kevin mccarthy. once the president gets to the podium, he will turn around and he will hand to each of them a copy of his speech. you will remember perhaps, some of our viewers will remember in previous years when donald trump was president . that house speaker nancy pelosi famously ripped up donald trump speech. we don't expect that to be the case this time around. but we watch very carefully to see what kind of body language there will be as there is that interaction. you have to remember that kevin mccarthy is a republican, joe biden is a democrat. and you have to remember that joe biden was once a u. s. senator, so he is very comfortable. i capitol hill. he has been in this chamber in the

audience many, many times. watching the state of the union address. now of course he gives us address as a president, and we know we know the president will be speaking about a number of key issues. not only will he be highlighting his successes, a couple of legislative agenda, items that he believes are successful, for example, his infrastructure law, as well as combating inflation. he's going to talk about the various successful low unemployment numbers, some of the lowest and a half century. we also know the president is going to talk to congress about spending more money to help improve ordinary americans lives. he's going to call on congress to spend more on cancer research and things like mental health in combating the opioid addiction in the united states as well. as combating the high

suicide rate when it comes to veterans. so you can see the president continuing to make his way through the crowd as he makes his way towards the podium. the president is going to talk a lot about the economy again. as the president is still dealing with some very high inflation, number 2, this is pay the price of a was the present problems when it comes to his low approval ratings. the fact that ordinary americans are still struggling to pay some very high prices. so we watch very carefully to see what the president will say about lat, was approaching his beach, shaking hands with the house speaker vice president. so he'll handle a copy of the speech, and then he will is about to deliver it now. a 2nd lesson mm

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all the way to just as i may need a court order, she gets to go to the the game tomorrow. next week i got to stay home for works. i'm out here, members of canada and made as our military chief justice, associate justice and retire just as a supreme court. and to you, my fellow americans. and i are a start tonight by congratulating 118 congress. no speaker the house kevin mccarthy .

speaker. i don't want to ruin your reputation, but look forward to working with oh, i can grab a new leader, the house democrats, the 1st african american minority leader in history. hakim jeff, he won his mind. that campaigns were. congratulations, a longer, sorry. later in the history of the united states senate, mitch mcconnell, i met with another. ah, you know another term as musicians on minority leader. i, you know,

i think you are honest, i me have a slightly bigger majority. mr. mid iron majority leader, but that much bigger. well, i tell you what, i want to expect a regular special recognition to someone who i think is going to be considered the greatest speak in history. the house of representative, nancy holmes, is donated american story of progress and resilience of always knowing forward of never, ever giving up the story unique among all nations were the only country that has emerged from every crisis we've ever entered. stronger than we got into it. look, folks, that's what we're doing again, 2 years ago the economy is really,

i stand here tonight at really crazy with the help of many people in this room. 12000000 new jobs, more jobs created and 2 years any present, crated in 4 years. because of you know, in 2 years ago because i had shut down our businesses are closed, our schools were robbed of so much and today co would no longer controls our lives . and 2 years ago, democracy faces greatest stretches of war. and today, though, bruised our democracy remains unbowed an unbroken in. already the next chapter, the great american stories,

story of progress and resilience. when world leaders asked me to define america and they do, believe it or not, i can define it in one word. and i mean, this possibilities. we don't think anybody is beyond our capacity. everything is a possibility. you know, are often told that democrats, republicans can't work together. but over the past 2 years, we prove the cynics. a nice, there's wrong. yes, we disagree plenty. and yes, there are times of democrats went along. but time and again, democrats, republicans came together, came together to offend a stronger and say for europe, it came together to pass one of the agenda wanted a generation, once a generation infrastructure law, building bridges, connecting our nation and our people. we came together to pass most significant law ever helping vixon to expose the toxic burn pits. and in fact

with i signed over 300 by parson. pieces of legislation has become the president for authorizing the vase because women act, the electoral cow, reformat, respect for marriage, act, protects the right to marry the person. you love, my republican friends because i worked together last. congress has no reason. we can't work together and find consensus on important things in this congress as well . i think was form design, but i think the people sent us a clear message. fighting for the sake of fighting power for the sake of power. conflict for the sake of conflict gets us nowhere. that's always been my vision of

our country and i know it's many of yours to restore the soul, this nice to rebuild the backbone of america, america's middle class, and unite the country. we been sent here to finish the job in my view for decades and middle class had been hollowed out in more than and now no one administration, but for a long time. too many good fe, manufacturing jobs move overseas. factories closed down on striving, cities and towns that many of you represent became shadows of what they used to be along the way. something else we lost pri, our sense of self worth. i ran for president to fundamentally change things to make sure our economy works for everyone. so we can all feel that pride and what we do to build an economy from the bottom up in the middle out. not from the top down. because when the middle class does well, the poor have a ladder up and the wealthy still do very well. we all do

know a lot of you always kid me drawers called my dad when my dad used to say, joe had jobs about a lot more than a paycheck is really would say this. it's about a lot more than a paycheck. it's voucher dignity. it's of our spec, it's bob in a looker kidney. i'm say, honey, it's gonna be ok and meaning folks. so let's look at a results or not finish it by any stretch imagination, but unemployment rate is a 3.4 percent of 50 here, low. ruth new record on 41 can hispanic workers. we've already created your help. a 100000 good pay manufacturing jobs. the just frozen 40 years

in a key made the world to manufacture. no, no, that's written for too many decades. we import a project exported jobs. now, thanks and what you've all done were exporting american products and creating american jobs inflation. inflation has been adorable for because a panoramic, the rug disrupted our supply chain and tones unfair and brutal war and ukraine disruptor their energy supplies, as well as food supplies, blocking all that grand and ukraine. but we're a better position than any country on earth right now. we have more to do, but here at home, inflation is coming down here at home gas prices about a $1.50 from their peak food inflation is coming down, not fast enough,

but coming to inflation as fall every month for the last 6 months or take co pay has gone up. additionally, of the last 2 years, record 10000000 americans apply to start new businesses 10000000. by the way, every time someone started small businesses, an active home and matt, vice president, i want to thank you for late nat effort to ensure the small business have access to capital and historic laws reenacted that are going to just come in to be standing here last year i shared with you a story of american genius and possibilities. semiconductors, small computer chips, the size of a fingerprint, the power, everything for cellphones automobiles. and so much more these ships were invented in america. let's get that straight there. invented in america. we used to me 40

percent of the world shares the last several decades. we lost our edge. we're down only producing 10 percent. well, saw what happened during the pandemic when ship factors shut down overseas. today's automobiles a $3000.00 chips, each of those automobiles. but american auto mails couldn't make enough cars because there weren't enough chips. car prices went up, people got laid off, so did everything from refrigerators to cell phones. we can never let that happen again. that's why, that's why we came together. the past, the bi partisan chips and science act. i know i've been criticized for saying this, but i'm not changing my view. we're going to make sure the supply chain for america

began is in america to supply chains in with new manufacturing jobs without this law before the law get it kicks in. with this new law, we're in great hundreds of thousands of new jobs across the country. i mean all across the country throughout, not just the coast, but through the middle of the country as well. that's going to come from companies that have announced more than $300000000000.00 and investment america manufacturing . over the next 2 years. outside of columbus, ohio intelligibility semiconductor factories on a 1000 acres. literally a field a drange. it's going to create 10000 jobs, that one investment, 7000 construction jobs, 3000 jobs. and those factors wants to finish it,

call them factors. jobs paid an average of a $130000.00 a year, and many do not require a college degree because we work together, the job. people don't have to leave home to search for opportunity. just getting started. think about the new home, the small businesses, the bigger the medium sized versus show much more there's going to be needed to support those $33000.00 permanent jobs. and the factors that are going to be built . talk to mares and governors, democrats, republicans, and i'll tell you what this means for their communities are seen is field of dreams, transformative, harlan, but to maintain the strongest economy, the world. we need the best infrastructure in the world.

you know, we used to be with we sung to 13th and the world united states of america 30 in the world and infrastructure modern infrastructure. but now we come back because it came together pass a by far as ever structure law, the largest investment such as present ice, ours interstate, our system all ready. we, we funding over $20000.00 projects, including major airports of boston to land in the portland. projects are going to put 1000 people to work, rebuilding our highways, our bridges are railroads are tunnels. ports, airports, plain water, high speed internet, all across america, urban, rural,

tribal and folks were just getting started. i mean, own republicans voted from the law. my republican friends are voted against it as well. but i'm still i, i still get asked to fund the projects in those districts as well. but don't worry, i promised i'd be a present for all americans. full funding project. and i'll see the frustrated with the whole 49 old american projects like branch bread, bridge in kentucky over there, ohio river does 60 years ago. bad. i need repairs. one of the nation's most congested fright, roach, carry $2000000000.00 or the freight every single day. across the hall river and

folks been talking about fiction for decades. we really finally got to get it done . i went there last month for democrats and republicans and from both states to deliver a commitment of $1600000000.00 for this project. was there no woman named sir who sir? not a nursery as a ship in the box. uh huh, sarah, how are you? oh sarah, for 30 years. i learned she told me she'd been a member. yon were her local 40 for known as noon to punch bow cincinnati style,

sir said she can't wait to be 10 storage above the high river still in that new ridge. god bless her pride. and that's also building back fried book ross, replacing poisons, lead pipes. the coin to 10000000 homes in america, 400000 school and child care centers. so every child in america ever chandler can drink the water, instead of having permanent damage to the brain. look, we're making sure that every community, every community america has access to affordable, high speed internet. no parents should have to drive by mcdonalds parking lot to help her do her homework online for their kids, which many thousands were known across the country. and when we do these projects,

again, i get criticizes where i make no cheeses for it. we're going to buy american. i mean, only consisted with some trade by america has been lost. his 1933 for too long past administrations democrat and republican fought to get around it. not a more. tonight i am now say new standards require all construction materials used in federal azure infrastructure projects to be made in america. may need one good. want in cable and my watch american road bridges. american, how are you going to be made with american products as well?

folks, my economic plan is about investing in places and people that have been forgotten. so many of you listening tonight. i know you feel it so many of you felt like just simply been forgotten. mid the ica, my people, the past 4 decades to many people have been left behind and treated like during visible. maybe that you watch it from home. remember the jobs that went away? you remember the note you folks at home, remember them? we wonder whether the path even exists anymore for your children to get ahead without having to move away? well, that's why i get that. that's why we're building an economy where no one is left behind, jobs are coming back. pride is coming back. because choices we made the last several years. you know, this is my view,

a blue collar blueprint to rebuild america. make a real difference in your lives at home. for example, to my view, lane been denied like my dad did staring the ceiling, wondering what got names happens. if this is your spouse gets cancer or your child, it's deadly ill or something happens to you. but again, again, money to pay for those medical bills are going to have to sell the house or try to get a 2nd mortgage on it. i get it. i get it. inflation reduction act that i sign in the law. we're taking on powerful interest to bring health care costs down so you can sleep better night with more security. you know, we pay more for prescription drugs than any nation in the world. we say again, we pay more for prescription drugs and any major nation on earth, for example,

$1.10 americans as diabetes. many of you in this chamber do and then the audience every day, millions needed so to control their diabetes. so they can literally stay alive. this has been around for over a 100 years. the guy invented dinning and patent of if you wanted to be available for everyone. it caused the drug companies roughly $10.00 vile to make that insulin package in. all you may get up to $13.00, but big pharma. i've been unfairly charging people hundreds of $1.04 to $500.00 among making revenue record profits not any more anymore.