Across the globe. Well bring you insights into what voters and World Leaders are hoping to hearfrom the us president this evening. The speech marks a crucial moment in his presidency. This will be his third State Of The Union as president and last planned National Address before voters head to the polls this november. Withjust under eight months until election day, the us is preparing for a 2020 Rematch Betweenjoe Biden and former President Donald Trump. Its a match up that 48 say they feel negative about and 42 call depressing. Will President Biden be able to reassure voters hes best able to tackle the countrys issues and that the State Of The Union is still strong . We will hear all about but a little later. Well bejoined tonight by our experts, reporters, white house veterans and lawmakers attending the speech on capitol hill. First, lets go to our reporter Helena Humphrey live on capitol hill. This is one of the busiest nights on the hill. Of all of the knights of the year, what is
year just in payroll and direct benefits to our employees. reporter: because 600,000 work in wind and solar, most expect trump won t cut the tax credit. his infrastructure plan also modernizes the power grid while support for the north dakota access and keystone pipelines would move oil more cheaply. looking at the president s trillion dollars over ten years from a floor perspective, we think that s, you know, a wonderful thing. reporter: business and labor support his infrastructure plan. the challenge is building big projects without producing big deficits. it will be deficit neutral. reporter: trump would essentially replace federal subsidies with tax breaks to induce private companies to invest their money. we had about 1,400 craft work on this job. that translated into another 7,500 jobs. reporter: in other projects, say road and rail, government
year just in payroll and direct benefits to our employees. reporter: because 600,000 work in wind and solar, most expect trump won t cut the tax credit. his infrastructure plan also modernizes the power grid while support for the north dakota access and keystone pipelines would move oil more looking a trillion dollars over ten years from a floor perspective, we think that s, you know, a wonderful thing. reporter: business and labor support his infrastructure plan. the challenge is building big projects without producing big deficits. it will be deficit neutral. reporter: trump would essentially replace federal subsidies with tax breaks to induce private companies to invest their money. we had about 1,400 craft work on this job. that translated into another 7,500 jobs. reporter: in other projects, say road and rail, government
we contribute $50 million a year just in payroll and direct benefits to our employees. reporter: because 600,000 work in wind and solar, most expect trump won t cut the tax credit. his infrastructure plan also modernizes the power grid while support for the north dakota access and keystone pipelines would move oil more cheaply. looking at the president s trillion dollars over ten years from a floor perspective, we think that s, you know, a wonderful thing. reporter: business and labor support his infrastructure plan. the challenge is building big projects without producing big deficits. it will be deficit neutral. reporter: trump would essentially replace federal subsidies with tax breaks to induce private companies to invest their money. we had about 1,400 craft work on this job. that translated into another 7,500 jobs. reporter: in other projects,
year just in payroll and direct benefits to our employees. reporter: because 600,000 work in wind and solar, most expect trump won t cut the tax credit. his infrastructure plan also modernizes the power grid while support for the north dakota access and keystone pipelines would move oil more cheaply. looking at the president s trillion dollars over ten years from a floor perspective, we think that s, you know, a wonderful thing. reporter: business and labor support his infrastructure plan. the challenge is building big projects without producing big deficits. it will be deficit neutral. reporter: trump would essentially replace federal subsidies with tax breaks to induce private companies to invest their money. we had about 1,400 craft work on this job. that translated into another 7,500 jobs. reporter: in other projects, say road and rail, government