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he appeared to put the deal in upi did when he said that the bipartisan bill would have to move in dan determine with the other bill. for now the, the efforts that he will sign a bipartisan bill appears to be keeping it on track. >> it's clear that we can move forward with a bill that is broadly popular. >> i think leader mcconnell before continues to come together as it is. >> sahill, help us understand where this deal stands right now on the hill. >> it is very much still a live ball. president biden working to bring this out of a pothole over the weekend. he made clear that he is not going to do that even though he still wants the bills to move in tandem. they said they wanted deal to move forward, but it's not good enough for mitch mcconnell who is demanding more. he wants speaker pelosi and chuck schumer to delink them without that separate safety package and that is problem matter for a number of bills. they make clear they're not supportive of just a physical infrastructure deal, but they have the votes to stop this. let's look at what one congresswoman had to say about this. >>

i think some parts of upi -- of cpi in the u.s., stuff like oer is heating up slightly.f we do see the labor market move, or not the labor market because the labor market is find, if the labor market isn't as hot, if nfb figures catch up, the conversation on paper and real yields moving higher becomes real, so at these levels i would be buying this over u.s. treasuries, no doubt. guy: what i took away from today was the absolutely enormous tidal wave of money that came into the order book. trades at 30 bps on bunds. the search for yield is enormous at the moment. the amount of money sloshing around is problematic right now. at some point as an investor, you've got to figure out what to do with it. where are we in that journey? using the bond market has in any way figured out what it is going to do long-term? can you give us a sense of what the sheer scale of the order book tells you about what is going on? bhanu: this is not really different from what has been happening in the last five to 10 years. we have been in a very strange situation where you have gone to the bond

to get their copy and as quickly as possible, editors screaming for copies, producers getting upset, upiires, everybody screaming news, news, news, i walked in at midnight on a midnight to 8:00 a.m. shift of cbs 52nd street and madison avenue and like there wasn't a soul there. nobody, i walked in to an empty newsroom and there was nothing more empty in life for a journalist in an empty newsroom. i was going off of my phd in harvard, i knew i thought how to write a phd dissertation but no one as they hired me, no one had ever said marvin you're going to have to write a three minute and 552nd radio broadcast, no one told me how to do it, i had no clue, i walked in there was nobody there and i was terrified and i kept walking around from one to another looking at news but the tickertape's were miraculously silent that night. no one was helping me and i began to go into a panic at 3:0n suddenly tells one off at the reuterss ticker which is what happened in those days, bells indicated i pick myself up and ran over to reuters and ripped a copy off and it read 27 people died when the boat they

of social status.ie we have done this forever and certainly social psychologists have picked this upisto the wonderful place. the interesting question that i think is how the social media reshaped this kind of fundamental process and i think that there's two ways. you mentioned this earlier. it allows us to be either fully anonymous or its shares selective accounts of who we are. we have a broad palette to experiment with our identity and then on the second point, we have power or more efficient tools to monitor what otheroo people are thinking about us. we get what you were talking about earlier that create that endorphin buzz and of course we are not asking the important question of why am i doing this. it's all automatic. to use your metaphor it is the elephant, not the writer. >> thank you for putting it in those very psychological terms. i've been thinking a lot about behavior. in the psychology go back 100 years it was all of that godzilla all of that. when i taught i would explain how we don't talk about them that much but social media has brought that back because the people in

and certainly social psychologist have been picking this upis to and to wonderful places.the interesting question i thank you so how to social media reshape kind of fundamentally human. i thank you so probably two ways. in the first one you mentioned this earlier john, it allows us to be either fully anonymous or at the very least, selective account of who we are. i much broader palette to experiment with her out dignity. and on the second point, we have powerful release more efficient tools to monitor what are the people are thinking about us.or we canan you like sand those things that were talked about earlier. create that endorphins was in you know of course, were not asking important questions of his like liking us and why and why am i doing this. almost like automatically, use your metaphor, the elephant, not the writer. jonathan: so thank you for putting it in those terms in very psychological terms. i'm thinking a lot about behavior. in psychology we have these quite 100 years ago, is behaviorism versus 40 is him and godzilla versus like - a gigantic. and i would ex

now, if you are a member of the zoom cloud, a wokey upy staring at screens all day not actually working for a living, well, you can take your $100,000-plus income and buy an electric vehicle. let's talk about electric vehicles. although the gentleman from oregon thinks they are the wave of the future, this bill provides $4 billion for electric vehicle charging stations. but only $1 billion rebuild rural grant program that helps people making likingly living in rural areas. 70% of electric car owners earn at least $100,000 a year. again, the electric vehicles are not going to do anything for the environment, but it sounds good if you are a woke yuppie sitting at home. further, this empowers china, which china is the world's greatest polluter. if you take all the emissions of the united states, all the e.u. and japan added together, we still collectively don't emit more than china does. and we rely on china for 80% of our critical minerals that we need to actually make electronic vehicles. again, scoring cheap political points, hurting blue collar workers, and doing zero to actually impro

been able to buy off lobbyists and lawyers and pr campaigns and not trying to buy relief by offering upysomething in a proceeding in a totally unprecedented way. >> for thousands of families by these drugs and addictions, there is no deal to bring back the bronze and we deserve better. thank you so much and i yield back. >> the gentleman from california is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chair and thank you again for this hearing and your partnership and tenacity and it's all about justice and i want to thank the witnesses, all of you for your passion and tenacity and compassion and i've got a long history in this, it was brought to me by parents of constituents in california who have lost children tragically because of families agreed and for me, i can't, they are a family of sociopaths, they will use anything they can to avoid responsibility for the horror they have put upon this country. the horror ifnt we allow it to continue and don't pass this act, i can ask my colleagues across the aisle reputation for being open, i am happy to work with you, but do what's in fron

they've chosen to prioritize woke liberal upies over rural america and blue collar workers that actually work for a living. mr. speaker, for this reason i urge my colleagues to owe knows rule and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania reserves. the gentlewoman from pennsylvania is recognized. ms. scanlon: thank you, mr. speaker. you know, this bill is really straightforward. it increases money for surface transportation. it focuses on hard infrastructure. we need to fix the basics. and then we can improve and expand them. this bill does include money specifically directed to our rural areas and, you know, the crack about urban yuppies is kind of crazy. we know that in pennsylvania, which both the gentleman and i represent, we know that we have businesses in western pennsylvania that are losing money because the state of our roadways. if you build a turbine in western pennsylvania in order to get it to the port in eastern pennsylvania, right now, those companies have to take an 800-mile detour because our roadways cannot support that turbi

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