This is CBS, I Am the World, I'm John Bachelor, American economy at years and the Secretary

of the Treasury Janet Helen in the Wall Street Journal has many remarks about what went

wrong but also looking to the future, extremely positive of the line that I take most sensitive

to the rhetoric of presidential administrations.

Times can be tough but Americans are tougher.

From the depths of the crisis we have bounced back and the President's economic plan has

bolstered the U.S. economy's resilience to today's global challenges.

I welcome my colleague Professor Richard Epstein, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution,

T.S. law at NYU in the University of Chicago, writing most recently at defining ideas for

the Hoover about Janet Ellen's column among other thoughts at years and Professor, a very

good evening to you.

Thank you for this.

The Secretary refers to the Presidency Economic Plan.

What was it?

What is it?

Because I thought so much of it was elbow to side when he did not win through his build

back better legislation.

Good evening to you.

Good evening.

Well, I don't think he has an economic plan.

There are a series of initiatives dealing mainly with the energy sector which is designed

to suppress its operation both in the production and the distribution of energy and the specific

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