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This has fully passed a record-setting spending package that will pour hundreds of billions of dollars into new climate change and health care initiatives.

Here are the details on how the bill got over the finish line and how it could impact the average family is Daily Wire Senior Editor-Cabit Phillips.

Cabit, let's start with the basics. What's in this legislation and why is it so important?

Well, Democrats are touting the measure as the largest single investment ever made in what they call the fight against climate change.

The packets will include about $400 billion over the next 10 years for transforming the energy sector with massive funding going towards electric vehicles and green energy investments,

including $60 billion for, quote, disadvantaged areas that are disproportionately affected by climate change.

It will also include new provisions that will punish energy companies that fail to implement more renewable sources like wind and solar power.

It's all part of the Biden administration's goal to cut U.S. greenhouse emissions by 50% over the next eight years.

Pretty aggressive goal. And what about on the economic and health care front? What does this bill include?

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