From New York Times, I'm Michael Boboro. This is the Daily.

A little over a year ago at President Biden's urging, Congressional Democrats passed a sweeping plan to

supercharge the production and sale of electric vehicles.

Today, my colleague Jim Tankersley

reports on whether the law is actually working.

It's Thursday, November 16th.

Jim, it's always a pleasure.

Jim, it's always a pleasure.

Thank you as always for having me. Jim is always a pleasure.

Thank you as always for having me.

So we're coming to you because you have been engaged in some old-fashioned accountability journalism.

You've been trying to understand whether President

Biden's signature climate bill is doing what it was designed to do. So tell us what you

found.

I found a lot.

So the climate bill, which you might recall

was called the Inflation Reduction Act.

The Inflation Reduction Act

invest $369 billion to take the most aggressive action ever, ever, ever, in confronting the climate

crisis.

It's the biggest climate investment in American history. the climate

investment in American history.

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