Biden: Willing to Negotiate Over 28% Corporate Tax Rate

The transcript discusses the willingness to negotiate on corporate tax rates and the challenges of achieving bipartisanship in political plans. It highlights efforts to work with Republicans, the importance of compromise, and the need for infrastructure beyond traditional definitions. Additionally, it covers bipartisan efforts to address technology and supply chain issues.

What is the speaker's stance on negotiating corporate tax rates?

• They are completely against it.

• They are open to negotiation.

• They have already decided on a fixed rate.

• They believe it is not important.

What challenge does the speaker mention regarding bipartisanship?

• Lack of interest from their own party.

• Inability to meet with any groups.

• No movement from the other side.

• Too many proposals from the opposition.

What does the speaker say about the previous plan's passage?

• It was passed along party lines.

• It was passed with full bipartisan support.

• It was rejected by both parties.

• It was never introduced.

What example of bipartisan effort does the speaker provide?

• Healthcare reform.

• Environmental regulations.

• Education policy.

• Computer chip supply.

How does the speaker view the definition of infrastructure?

• As irrelevant to current discussions.

• As solely a state responsibility.

• As a broad concept beyond just roads.

• As only including highways and bridges.