to be truly independent. we are producing about 35 trillion cubic feet of gas aa year. we need to do 35 to 40. we are basically shipping 13 billion cubic feet a day of allergy overseas to help our allies and it needs to be between 20 and 30. we can get there but they have to basically commit themselves. they let me make it very clear. if this administration does not honor what it said it would do and basically continue to liberalize that, we are $384 billion is what we re supposed to invest over 10 years and they blow that out of the water, six or seven or eight, i will do everything i can in my power to prevent that from happening and if they don t change, then i would vote to repeal my own bill. sean: let me ask you this, senator. you have been critical of joe biden. he said he will not negotiate directly with kevin mccarthy. we have a third ceiling plan
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you, oops, i would like to take it all back. you re not going to believe this but mansion is shocked to learn that the inflation reduction act, which, again. he voted on, didn t reduce inflation. it was another piece of biden s radical climate agenda. he said that last night on hannity. let me make it very clear. if this administration does not honor what it said it would do, and basically continue to liberalize that, we re $384 billion is what we are supposed to invest over 10 years and they blow that out of the water at 6 or 7 or 800, i will do everything i can in my power to prevent that from happening. and if they don t change, then i would vote to repeal my own bill. will: look, this is why we do our best to read between the lines, to dig deep into the news. to understand because, you can t believe that joe manchin didn t
$18 an hour, part-time, 500 jobs. 4,500 showed up. it s a lot of competition. i m 55 years old trying to get a job. it s heartbreaking. millions of people lost their jobs, millions lost their homes, cities and towns were devastated. on the other hand, wall street survived, quite nicely, i might add. after they got their $84 billion bailout, aig executives spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on fancy hotels and spa treatments. they were getting their manicures, their facials, their pedicures, and their massages, while the american people were footing the bill. your company is now bankrupt, our economy is in a state of crisis, but you get to keep $480 million. it s been a continuing source of frustration that, essentially, no one at the big banks was ever prosecuted or
billions in covid relief money they received from the government and whether it s helping students enough with learning loss. here s stephanie gosk. reporter: northumberland high school in virginia desperately needed more space. i think this has been ten years in the making. reporter: now principal travis burns finally has it. it s a big space. absolutely. there will be a partition so we can do classrooms in the afternoons and during the school day. this space actually will help with athletics. reporter: a $1.5 million facility funded in part by the federal government s covid rescue plan. $184 billion of emergency relief for schools. it s also the biggest federal investment in public education in a generation. the biggest issue with many schools, i think, is facilities. reporter: an estimated 20% to 25% of the money has already been spent on construction projects according to education researcher marguerite roza. many districts have already put these
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