this. you should never use the justice department on the gland out of the boxes of material, but they won t put things in those boxes to entrap him? one man is already targeted a fbi office before being killed by police. the violent rhetoric online has reached a fevered pitch. plus democrats and the president hailing the passage of the inflation protection act, hoping it will translate to votes in november. today the american people one. the special interests last, finally. the final passage of the inflation reduction act act in the house of representatives, people to see lower health care, those that are paying zero dollars in federal income tax will now have to pay a minimum tax. we can recover all that this hour. we re gonna begin with the unsealed search warrant from mar-a-lago. hunting for people with knowledge of the document, who tunes reporting that at least one term provider signed a statement in june and serving that all material merit is classified and
“These large-scale wind and solar projects do not happen without trillions of dollars of U.S. taxpayer funds and foreign capital,” Mr. Machtan said. “The U.S. government, foreign governments, and private equity also cannot build large-scale wind and solar without externalizing enormous health, safety, environmental, and decommissioning costs onto residents, towns, and counties.” With the help of Farmland First’s advocacy, 16 towns in central Wisconsin passed health and safety ordinances in the spring of 2023 that set ground rules for companies seeking to build wind turbines up to 600 feet tall and as close as 1,250 feet from their homes.
it s not gonna raise questions about what this means for climate change and the democrat agenda. but it s absolutely effort that requires intention and responsiveness. so even though we see congress being stuck, and i hope that president biden goes and works within his administration to provide solutions that don t require congressional action, as well as activate the solutions he has. remember, the inflation production act requires efforts and climate mitigation efforts that are actively being poured into communities right now. that s absolutely something he should hala right now. i m sure john kerry will also be spending some time help with the president s reelection campaign and delivering that message. juanita tolliver and susan del percio, thank you for being on. one more piece of breaking news at this hour. the house and senate leadership have agreed to extend that government funding deadline
we have seen the headline inflationary numbers come down. that may have been a coincidence around the timing of that. let me ask you that, inflation has been on the way down in the past few months. in some areas, stickier than others, and consumers may not be feeling it when they go to the grocery store, but can you attribute any of that to the inflation reduction act or is it just a matter of coincidence? yeah, when you take a look at things like gasoline, that often times is the proxy for americans interpreting inflation. when it comes to that story, there s a huge price spike in energy in the summer of last year. that has since come down. that is a big benefit, and that is not really attributable to the inflation reduction act. on the margins there was something about the way that the administration handled the strategic petroleum reserve that did contribute to the price decline, but on the inflation production act, the types of things over the medium and long-term that could ta
brought up he couldn t get past with democrats in charge. you know, i think he was making a list of intentions, a message about the job he wants to finish and it is obvious a campaign message for the reelection campaign he is likely to announce he also has the benefit of having passed meaningful consequential expensive programs that are about to produce a lot of jobs, many of which are going to be in red america where he hopes to reindustrialize areas that were hard hit by globalization and digitalization and really reach americans that didn t vote for him with new clean manufacturing jobs, new semiconductor industry jobs, many of which can go to people without a college degree that will be well paying. and so, because he passed these bills on a bipartisan basis with the exception of the inflation production act, though that one will also