Summary

Jennifer Rene Psaki Press Briefing by Press Secretary Jen Psaki… (2021)

I will say that what he views his role as — is laying out what a vision is: a broad vision, a bold vision for how we can invest in America, American workers, our communities.
We’re also, though, very open to hearing ideas and proposals from members of Congress — Democrats or Republicans. We know that 80 percent or more of people in this country — Democrats and Republicans — support investing in infrastructure, and of course they will. Of course they do. We’re 13th in the world as it relates to infrastructure. We’re with the one of the wealthiest countries in the world.
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Jennifer Rene Psaki Press Briefing by Press Secretary Jen Psaki… (2021)

Well, I think we’ve expressed our concerns about the role — the lack of transparency, the lack of data that has been provided broadly to the global community. We believe there are steps that can be taken moving forward to ensure that an independent investigation — that global experts are involved in the next stage of this process. But we also believe that the WHO is a body that the United States should be a part of — that in order to make changes happen, we need to have a seat at the table, and that’s why we rejoined the WHO.Go ahead, in the back.
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Jennifer Rene Psaki Press Briefing by Press Secretary Jen Psaki… (2021)

Well, the President believes it’s responsible to propose a way for paying over time for his vision for investing in infrastructure and our economy and American workers. There will be a range of views, including how to pay for it. People will be for or against. Some people may not want to pay for it. And he’s open to having those discussions.So — but the focus of his speech, of his proposal is on investing in America.
Source: Wikisource

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