Sam Seder
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Joe Manchin STRUGGLES To Explain To CNN Why He Won’t Support $3.5 Trillion Infrastructure Bill
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7:32Now PlayingSen. Joe Manchin is adamant about decreasing the size of Biden's $3.5 Trillion Infrastructure Bill and he wants to prioritize setting up a more internationally competitive tax code claiming worry that a large public debt will prevent that. The Majority Report crew discusses the importance of high-quality infrastructure in addressing various issues like mitigating the effects of Climate Change, various Public Works, and expanding Health Care. @CNN
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Sam Seder: The senate is back I believe today the house is coming back, shortly I mean the house has been working-- you have the committees have been working on developing the 3.5 trillion dollars, at least as far as we know 3.5 trillion dollars, reconciliation bill. And Joe Manchin as we announced last week had claimed "I just can't see us doing a 3.5 trillion dollar bill maybe one trillion dollars maybe a 1.5 trillion dollar bill" and ostensibly the reason why he says this is because it seems to be about a mumbling about inflation.
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