i ll play a clip john boehner, the republican leader of the house who wants to be the next speaker of the house, he came out swinging against you and the democrats. listen to this? millions of americans are out of work, private sector job creation remains flat. that s what you got for your $787 billion worth of spending. high unemployment, a bigger government, and an economy struggling to create jobs. all right, valeri, go ahead and respobd to john boehner. first of all, the recovery act that he referred to created 3 million jobs, 3 million people out there today who have it may have saved, didn t create. let s put it this way. they re working today. they wouldn t be working if it wasn t for the recovery act. 3 million people, 3 million families. i would also say that we have now nine consecutive months of private sector job growth. we can compare that to the last six months before president
pushing. we re working with congress to pass in the next so it s a it s intended to focus on construction and infrastructure. how much is it going to cost? $50 billion. we re hoping, though, and this is important, that the $50 billion will leverage private sector investment as well. so you won t always have the public, but you ll have the private sector investing in an inf infrastructure bank. in addition to that, we heard from businesses, we asked, what s going to help you invest in this country is they say we need incentive to do research and development. we re going to have a tax credit for research and development. how much is that going to cost? that will depend. we re working with congress in the coming session to determine how much we want to invest in that. but the tax credit will be important to businesses who want to do research and development and do the innovation that our companies here in the united states are so good at and historically have done. so we w
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