afraid to share them. expensive, but if we maintain this is my journey across about $12,000. the status quo, saying you don t can i just ask you how much america to ask the nation one bring in the cost efficiencies simple question: who are we, and you make in a year? that medicare for all, there are usually around $40,000. what do we want? estimates out there that we ll okay, two questions. be spending $50 trillion over neither of which is simple. that s a huge chunk of my the next ten years for health income. i got to pay it monthly a little this is red, white & who? care. bit at a time. so we re already spending far being a cow by isn t cody s more than any other country per person on health care. only pre-existing condition. i know that taxes will go up. for more than a decade, he was can we just do a very mini role in and out of the er dealing with debilitating pain from play where i am, let s say, the americans say they re more pancreatitis before eventually heiress
Three automotive factories are ready to unveil electrical cars in Indonesia this year, Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartato stated at .
legislation that is now being cobbled together that is important to you as the secretary of transportation? absolutely. yes. most of the physical infrastructure work was contemplated in the bill just signed. there is more envisioned in the build back better law. i ll give you one example, it contains incentives to make it more affordable to buy an electric vehicle, a discount in effect for families thinking about getting an ev. they will never have to worry about gas prices again. the people who stand to benefit most from owning an ev are often rural residents, who have the longest distances to drive, they burn the most gas. they would gain the most by having that vehicle. these are residents not connected to electric vehicles viewed as a luxury item. if we can make an electric vehicle less expensive for everybody, more people can take advantage and we ll be building
jerusalem, thank you. we told you earlier president biden meets with russian leaderboard vladimir putin wednesday in geneva. tonight we begin a three-part series putting that summit in context. correspondent steve harrigan starts part 1 looking at putin s rise to power. the man picked to rule russia 21 years ago was an unknown mid level kgb agent who brought a used washing machine from his posting in east germany back to the soviet union where it was considered a luxury item. he was not boris yeltsin s first choice. they went through seven different prime ministers and the most important thing at that point for the yeltsin family was to have a successor who would make a deal with the yeltsin family that they would not be prosecuted for any corruption. by 1999, most russians were ready for a change. the hero who stood on the tank in 1991 and broke communist control over freedom of speech,