reconciliation or raising the debt position, which position would you take? i m not going to cross that bridge unless we have to get there. genocide and why you haven t yet imposed the sanctions you authorized two weeks ago, sir? we ll speak to that later. regarding the build back better agenda, we know the figures from manchin is $1.5 trillion. senator kyrsten sinema has yet to give the number, how high she s willing to go. she says she is negotiating in good faith with the white house. what is her figure? i ll let her tell you that. we re in negotiations. is it between $1.5 trillion and $3.5 trillion? i m not going to negotiate in public. mr. president? mr. president. sir? how is what the republicans are doing now any different from when you opposed raising the debt limit as a senator during the bush years? because we weren t calling for filibuster. we did not require 60 votes. it was a straight up and down vote.
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interested in doing this for a debt position or some type of grant or other type of financial structure, just because it will provide a lot of returns. we have talked a lot about investment into developing nations, but what about those nations themselves? do they even want help from the west or are they quite happy with how things have been going with their relationship with china? well, china is a major investor in many countries especially in sub saharan africa. but a lot of western countries are still invested there. there are many world bank projects going on, as well as public private partnership projects and so on. so i think it s not, if the us, the uk, other countries have to go in there cold they are already there. countries will be looking at it project by project, it s also going to take some political skill to work
where china has invested. i think there will be a lot of potential investors interested in doing this for a debt position or some type of grant or other type of financial structure, just because it will provide a lot of returns. we have talked a lot about investment into developing nations, but what about those nations themselves? do they even want help from the west or are they quite happy with how things have been going with their relationship with china? well, china is a major investor in many countries especially in sub saharan africa. but a lot of western countries are still invested there. there are many world bank projects going on, as well as public private partnership projects and so on. so i think it s not, if the us, the uk, other countries have to go in there cold they are already there. countries will be looking