will not be just transitory, that will be long-lasting and i don t think americans have a long memory for what that actually feels like for companies and individuals. are you concerned about that as you seek to push through this $3.5 trillion deal? well, again, am i concerned about inflation? i m always concerned about inflation. but i also believe the federal reserve has pointed out that they think this is short-term in nature. we ve seen the cost of lumber which went sky-high start to come down. we ve already seen a little bit of relaxing in the used car market, finally one of the problems around our car market was because we ve not had available semiconductor chips. we need to make investments there to keep up with china. and when you talk about some of these numbers, 3.5 trillion, big, big number. but that is spent out over 10 years so that s not martha: that s still a big number. unprecedented.
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the human infrastructure they re they re talking about. and so, they re still going to, i think, try to go for what is really quite a big, big number. and and assume and think that they re going to have all-50 democrats onboard for this. so, steven, the the budget committee has bernie sanders at at representing one edge of the democratic party s argument. you have senator mark warner, probably, representing the other edge of it. and so, to come to an agreement, it would be a similar kind of agreement that bernie sanders would come to with joe manchin, wouldn t it? i think not quite. i mean i think what you are going to see is mark warner bringing this package probably in several you know, a few trillion probably less than bernie sanders might want, but then you can go be a bridge to joe manchin and try to bring joe manchin on board and say, hey,
this boost was intended to be temporary and intended to expire in early september. that has been driving a vaccination strategy and economic plan that will sustain a strong shared economic recovery with more than 9 million job openings. there pushing back it s not the benefits, there saying covid anxiety, we will see they are expecting a big number. 690,000 jobs added back. john: if they think this is about covid anxiety, they need to get out there and talk to people. that s not it. i ve talked to plenty of business owners who said that exactly and they expect to see the same resumes. they will actually show up. john: we will see. let s see if they hire those people. ed lawrence, thank you. shannon: the supreme court is
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