inflation and that cars are responsible for a third of inflation, which i ve seen no evidence to support that. what do you think about this? if the economy was so good, wouldn t his numbers reflect that? they re anemic. number 1, his flub aside about calling conor lamb, conor lamb, that will cause controversy inside pennsylvania. but i thought, trace, the rest of his speech was good. this is the kind of thing that joe biden should be talking about. economics. basic kitchen table issues. if he were talking about this instead of the green new deal, instead of calling republicans jim crow and appease bernie sanders, if he spoke bread and butter economic issues, he would have been better off. the economy is not strong and covid is dragging him down. if he had been a president that
that law we re already making dangable differences. for highways, parts, airport, rail, high speed internet, clean water, clean air. that includes 1.6 billion over the next five years for pennsylvania to repair its bridges. as i said earlier, more than 3,300 bridges across pennsylvania and over 7,500 miles of highway in poor condition. also means jobs replacing lead water pipes so families in ten million homes and in 400,000 schools and child care centers can drink clean water, not lead-based. jobs. jobs providing labor and infrastructure making high speed internet available and affordtial everywhere in america. cities, suburban, rural areas.
make your home a place like no other. feel stuck with credit card debt? move your high-interest debt to a sofi personal loan. earn $10 just for viewing your rate and get your money right. trace: a live look in pennsylvania. president biden in the battleground, a state he carried over president trump by a razor margin. he s talking infrastructure after a major bridge collapse in pittsburgh. take stock of what we have accomplished together and look forward to the opportunities that lie aled for pittsburgh and america if we continue to do our job. from day one, every as i have taken to rebuild the economy has been guided by one principle. make it in america.
we are going to breathe new life into the economy and our workforce. if we make the investments, there is going to be no stopping america in the remainder of the 21st century. it comes as key moderate senator kyrsten sinema opposes tax hikes on corporations and the wealthy leaving the white house and democrats scrambling over how to pay for any of this if a deal is even reached on what they are willing to do. well, covering this story from all sides, kaitlan collins is with president biden in pennsylvania. manu raju is on capitol hill. kaitlan, president biden on the road selling his economic package to the public as he is trying to smooth out these differences in congress. so, what is the white house saying tonight? are they confident they can get this done? well, the president says he is confident they will come to an agreement. but, erin, what that agreement actually looks like still is far from certain because you did see the president here in his hometown pitching this bill ea
attestation of vaccination for federal employees is a one option under strong consideration. so what we mean by that is confirming, which means confirming vaccination status or abiding by strange covid-19 protocol by mandatory mask wearing evening communities, not with high or substantial spread and regular testing. the white house is showing us that vaccinated folks don t need to wear masks everywhere, like in pennsylvania, where the president glad handed with massless factory workers indoors for a while after his remarks wrapped yesterday. not a hot zone for covid as defined by the cdc, but washington is so he had one on when he returned home. elected republicans meanwhile having trouble keeping track of all these regulations and starting to question what exactly they saw that made them update guidance.