Why the GOP Disagrees With Biden's $2.25 Trillion Infrastructure Plan

The transcript discusses the evolving definition of infrastructure, focusing on traditional elements like roads and bridges, and the debate over a new spending bill. Concerns are raised about the inclusion of non-traditional items like electric cars and elder care in the bill. The discussion also covers bipartisan efforts, particularly regarding China and big tech, highlighting issues like privacy and antitrust regulations.

What are the implications of the phrase 'everything but the kitchen sink' in relation to the infrastructure bill?

What bipartisan efforts are mentioned in relation to dealing with China?

What issues related to big tech are highlighted in the text?