We're going to be building again. We're going to be moving again. And folks, when you see

these projects starting in your hometowns, I want you to feel the way I feel, pride, and what we

can do when we're together as the United States of America. And it starts here in Detroit.

President Biden returns to Detroit for an infrastructure victory lap in GM's new electric hummer.

There he goes.

But his next challenge is to land the social spending bill.

And the question is, the House lawmakers start debate today.

Plus, the House votes to censure Republican Congressman Paul Gosar after he tweeted a violent anime-style video depicting him killing Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasso-Cortez and attacking President Biden.

The question is, why did only two Republicans vote to censure him?

And Russia flexes its muscle along the border

with Ukraine with a massive troop buildup underway. The question is, what is Vladimir Putin's

endgame? It's way too early for this.

Good morning. Welcome to way too early. The show that hopes there aren't supply chain issues with its Thanksgiving at Pekan Pie. I'm Jonathan Lemire on this Thursday, November 18th. We'll start

with the news. President Biden gets a firsthand look at the future of American automobiles,

touring General Motors' new

Factory Zero electric car plant in Michigan. The president's newly signed trillion-dollar infrastructure

package provides billions in funding to grow a nationwide network of electric vehicle charging

stations. The president even got behind the wheel and test drove one of GM's new electric

hummers. The car goes zero to 60

in just three seconds, something the president appeared to put to the test. It's quiet, too.

While at the facility, President Biden also promoted the second half of his agenda and stressed

the economic benefits of his plans. I just want to mention three pieces of good news today.

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