kicked in is his own fault. prescription drugs that he talks about, talk to someone biotech. why do we lead the world in cures and medicines and everything is there s a capitalistic to the biotech industry. he has to wipe that out but bringing down the short term prices if that takes place. here s $10,000. happy about that? yes. that s your student loans. i m waiting for things to kick in. give-aways. that s not really a program. martha: people like the give-aways. that s one of the reasons you ve seen the labor market change and some of the reasons why we saw such strength for democrats in places like michigan and pennsylvania. we ll talk about that more. this is victor davis hanson. i want to talk about the take aways. republican loyalty to the unpredictable trump could fade. both of those realities will empower desantis.
70% of formula supplies out of stock nationwide. the fda announcing millions more cans of formula will soon be flown to the u.s. from australia and the uk. this as the administration is again invoking the defense production act for a third time to ramp up supply. here s abc s white house correspondent mary alice parks. reporter: with store shelves still barren across the country, communities organizing give-aways for baby formula. i ve had no baby formula for the last two weeks. reporter: an estimated 70% of the baby s national supplies out of stock. in dearborn, michigan, friday cars lined up nearly a mile waiting for formula. volunteers struggling to meet the demand as some in line were turned away empty handed. i m overwhelmed at this point. reporter: this week the fda announcing it will bring in millions of cans of formula from companies overseas to help address the shortage. among the shipments, at least
infrastructure to private entities are very concerning and should be concerning to every american. we really need to see that language and see what s put in there until it reaches you know, when it reaches the house. bipartisan doesn t always mean that it s in the interests of the public good, frankly. sometimes there s a lot of corporate lobbyist give aways in these bills. when it comes to the infrastructure package, you disagree with your fellow democrat congresswoman alyssa slotkin. strike while the iron is hot. if you get money, don t let it sit. it does not age well. you disagree? we have a deal and the deal is reconciliation for the bipartisan infrastructure. you made your point. you have called out arizona senator kirs sinema. you wrote good luck tanking your own party s investment on child care, climate while presuming you ll survive a three-vote house margin.
what we can t do is go back to the same old trickle down theories that gave us nearly 2 trillion in deficit finance corporate tax give aways that did nothing to make our economy more productive or resilient. the same people who cheered on that approach are now telling us it isn t a problem if big companies have to compete for workers and offer them a fair wage with dignity. i could not disagree more. we can t go back to the old failed thinking. we need to grow the economy from the bottom up and the middle out, as i said before. the investments i m proposing are investments the american people want. and investments that rur country needs. and if we get this done, a wide range of independant forecasters project it will have a significant impact on gdp and jobs. good paying jobs with prevailing
going for. yes, he s a more enthusiastic character but he s talking about socialism. we know that laura: bernie. yeah, benny. that is destroyed and decimated the black community, social as well as policies. like in terms of the welfare. so a little bit of agreement here but mostly laura: cornel, you think bernie sanders is going to deliver a better economy than trump for african americans? i haven t heard that argument for bernie. i have heard a lot about give-aways. how is he going to raise the wage earning capacity of all americans, including african americans that have been hit by open borders and the lowers of wages because of a huge influx of indigent workers? my dear sister, you asked the workers at walmart who are of all colors. we re talking about humanity. you ask the workers at walmart whether they will be able to live a life with more decency