Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we are going to talk about the

other thing that Biden did yesterday. It didn't get a lot of coverage because it was definitely overshadowed by the whole student debt relief thing that

impacted many more people than this does but this is definitely worth covering

still especially since we haven't really we have is definitely worth covering still,

especially since we haven't really,

we haven't covered this topic in depth on the channel.

He signed an executive order that is designed to create,

I want to say it's 16 people, a 16 person team to make the

chips act happen quickly.

Accomplish the goals of the chips act and get it out there and make it start working now.

Since we haven't really talked about that, what is it?

It's a $280 billion, roughly, I think, investment in U.S. manufacturing capabilities

dealing with semiconductors.

So why? Why are we doing this right?

The open reason, the domestic reason,

is this helps safeguard the supply chain

in the event of another global disruption.

U.S. manufacturers will still be able to get the component in the event of another global disruption.

U.S. manufacturers will still be able to get the components

they need because some of them are made here in the United States.

Right?

Easy. And this team is being put together to make that happen quickly.

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