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extreme there s republicans are. not at the state level but the federal level and how much is going to hit them in the pocket books. republicans have an unarmed reputation of being good on jobs, being good on the economy and most importantly being good on taxes. these tax increases are going to be very jarring, even if they don t pass to the american people to see what could happen if they take full control. i mean the 23% federal tax from the tax act, i thought that was insane. like the eggs are already $9 at my safeway, i don t know about you all. something that i think everybody here could agree on is that the border, it needs attention. it s an issue, something that republicans have been talking about, something democrats. maybe not talking as much about the something that they re definitely trying to address. and this, month the house oversight committee will now hold a hearing on what is happening at the border. i want to put this up on the screen for folks because actually not
he can build broad consensus, he has the support of all of the wings, and i m excited about his leadership. as he said, we are going to to talk about the president s achievements on infrastructure, on jobs, on bringing back manufacturing, but also put forth real ideas on how to tackle inflation, on how to help working class families and see if republicans are actually going to be working to help solve people s problems. i know, congressman, you ve said that hakeem jeffries will be a consensus builder, your words. what do you say to those who have questioned whether he is progressive enough to lead democrats into the future? well, i would just say look at his record. he has come to engage with the progressive caucus. no, i don t disagree with him on every issue, but i don t agree with every member of my caucus on every issue. my point is, what is his temperament, is he willing to listen, is he willing to take
take me inside. even a good day, a stressful place to work, the west wing. yeah, thanks for having me. look, obviously, you ve been through this, election days are very, very stressful days. i will say we went into it feeling much better than the punditry had predicted. the president delivered on covid, on infrastructure, on jobs, on protecting reproductive freedoms, on speaking out for democracy. we believed in what the president said and delivered. obviously, we re gratified by the results the election produced. as you say, votes are still being counted in arizona, nevada. we ll have a runoff in georgia. a lot of places in california aren t resolved. we know already that the president produced the strongest result for his party in a first midterm of any president a democratic president in 60 years. we know he s produced maybe the first president since fdr to get every one of his incumbents re-elected. we had a very, very good
pushed clean energy so hard in this moment when we are not ready for the transition? well, i think we are all in agreement that climate change is real, we have to attack it, and the question is how aggressively do we attack it. we have a big victory with the inflation reduction act. historic investment. on inflation? it s going to sandra: on what specifically? on the environment, on jobs. sandra: but on inflation, does it bring down inflation? i think it will help bring down. how much? i m teasing you. there s no silver bullet. sandra: call it what it is, even the white house we had on, asked for a number and he had to source another economist who said it would bring down inflation by a small fraction of a percentage point. it s limited. but we talk about the environment, talk about jobs, a new economy and new industry, we are making sure that america is going to be the global center for investments in renewable technologies, renewable energy. and yes, these senat