Washington Today (7-6-23): President Biden promotes clean energy job creation in South Carolina

President Joe Biden promotes a new clean energy manufacturing partnership in South Carolina as an example that his economic plan, what he called "Bidenomics", is working, saying “One of the things I’m proud of is it’s working everywhere," including communities that “have been left out and hollowed out.”

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen lands in China for meetings on trade. We will talk with Politico's Senior Trade Reporter Doug Palmer about what the Secretary expects to accomplish and the disagreements between the U.S. and China over economics and other things that might stand in the way, such as the political status of Taiwan and jurisdiction of the South China Sea.

White House asked about former President Donald Trump's claim that the cocaine recently found in the White House must belong to either President Biden or his son Hunter.

Pentagon talks about the U.S. Navy operation to prevent the Iranian military from seizing two oil tankers in international waters in the Gulf of Oman.

President of Belarus says the leader of the Wagner mercenary group Wagner is not in Belarus, as was believed after his recent brief, failed uprising against Russian President Vladimir Putin, but in Russia with fighters. We will hear reaction from former U.S. Ambassador to Russia John Sullivan.

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