Congress Can't Delay the Chips Act, Raimondo Says

Congress Can't Delay the Chips Act, Raimondo Says

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The transcript discusses the challenges in the supply chain, focusing on semiconductors as a critical component of the digital economy. The urgency of passing the Innovation and Competition Act is highlighted to prevent losing semiconductor manufacturing to other countries. The discussion also touches on the national security implications of semiconductor supply, especially in relation to military equipment. Additionally, the transcript addresses the oil and gasoline supply issues in the U.S., emphasizing the need for increased refining capacity and energy supply.

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What are the main challenges faced in the supply chain according to the text?

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How is the government trying to improve the semiconductor supply chain?

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What are the potential consequences if Congress does not act swiftly on the semiconductor legislation?

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What role do other countries play in the semiconductor industry according to the text?

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What is the significance of the Chips Act mentioned in the text?

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How does the semiconductor shortage relate to national security as mentioned in the text?

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What actions is the administration taking regarding gasoline supply and oil companies?

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