This is the Tom Hartman program.

Biden administration just announced 500 and how many million, 512,

$512 million for, excuse me five hundred and four

game eight million dollars extra credit five hundred four million dollars

for a dozen that's where the twelve came in for a dozen tech hubs around the country as part

of the Chips and Science Act 41 million dollars to elevate quantum tech hub

in Colorado New Mexico also the headwaters hub in Montana, same amount, 51 million for the Heartland

Bioworks in Indiana, 51 million for the I-Fab tech hub in Illinois, 21 million for the

Nevada tech hub, 40 million for for New York Smart I Corridor Tech Hub,

not surprisingly in New York,

44 million for the Regen Valley Tech Hub in New Hampshire,

45 million for the South Carolina Nexus for Advanced

Resilient Energy in South Carolina and Georgia, 19 million for the South

Florida Climate Ready Tech Hub, 51 million for the Sustainable Polymers Tech Hub in Hub, 51 million for the Sustainable Polymers, Tech Hub in Ohio,

51 million for the Tulsa Tech Hub in Oklahoma, 51 million for the Wisconsin

BioHealth Tech Hub.

So the accomplishment that was the Chips Act is meaningful.

The strategy to invest in the economy rather than only the deregulated and cut it down is meaningful.

The decision to understand, the recognition, the understanding that modern

day infrastructure, that future infrastructure is in fact technological infrastructure, and doing

that around the country, making sure that doesn't only happen in Silicon Valley, doesn't only happen in particular portions, but that ways for lots of boats to be elevated, things to be lauded.

Something else, I think you might have heard.

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