Hello everyone and welcome to Amman Four. Here's what's coming up.

We've added more jobs in two years than any president has in American history in a four-year term.

One year since President Biden signed the Inflation Reduction Act into a law, how has it transformed the American economy?

I discuss with top White House Economic

Advisor Jared Bernstein. Then this was a forest you guys. This was you couldn't

see through here ever for hundreds of years. This was a huge forest and this is what's left.

The death toll keeps climbing after Hawaii's catastrophic wildfires. We get the latest from the state's lieutenant governor Sylvia Luke.

And as Japanese and South Korean leaders head to Camp David, can President Biden help cool

historic tensions and strengthen an alliance on China's doorstep.

I ask Kathleen Stevens, the former U.S. Ambassador to South Korea.

Also ahead.

If they don't create mechanisms to engage with each other around the dangers of these

technologies, then we're going to end up destroying each other.

The AI Power Paradox. Walter Isakson talks to Eurasia Group President Ian Gremmer and

leading AI researcher Mustafa Solomon as they make an urgent call for action. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Bianna Galadriga in New York sitting in for Christian

Amantpur.

U.S. President Joe Biden is taking a victory lap as his inflation reduction act celebrates

its first year.

Going on the road and touting the impact of Bidenomics, the White House pushing out achievements like 170,000 new jobs in clean energy and

110 billion dollars worth of investment in green manufacturing.

But there's also been some criticism for some of his signature policy, some pointing out

the growing cost estimates of the bill.

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