taking black lives. you know, mr. mayor, to sort of see this, we had the toxic stew of this growing right-wing ideology, easy access to guns and our permissive internet culture that sort of rewards sharing some of this violent ideas. where do we go first? how do we, how do you make african americans in buffalo feel safe today? let me start there. well, the thing that this tragedy shows us is that this can occur anywhere. it s not just buffalo. it s how to make people all across this country feel safe, it s just not african americans, it s how to make people in urban america, suburban america, and rural america feel safe. the only way to do it is to really get to the point of
costs of life saving prescription drugs. we re going to confront the cost of living issues on the fiscal policy side. joe biden has been a tremendous leader in that regard. we re also going to have to hear some ideas on the monetary policy side and i look forward to hearing what chairman powell has to say in that regard. now congressman, to our viewers, area out on the street in new york city because you were at an structure event with chuck schumer talking about how some of that money is going to be put to use in your community. i m curious how you re selling build back better to new york. there s a lot of discussion about it on capitol hill. a lot of folks only know the name of the bill, and its price tag. how are you talking about that in new york? how are you making that bill s potential impact known? well, the build back better act is going to create good-paying american jobs, millions of them, all across this great country in a city of america, rural america, suburban