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Brian Deese

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White House Director of the National Economic Council

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Excited to dig into the new economics of industrial strategies, clean energy and more. Collaborators and ideas welcome. news.mit.edu/2023/mit-welco…


My final thanks to @WHCOS @RonaldKlain & the entire WH team. A team of extraordinary capability & integrity; that stuck together; kept a north star; & made history. I will be forever proud to call you my colleagues & friends. I'm rooting for you. On to @BrianCDeese going fwd


I want to thank my NEC team, incl @sameerafazili @davidckamin @BharatRamamurti @AvivaAronDine @superwuster @joelle_gamble @nealemahoney @SethHarris46 @AlexSJacquez and many more who (wisely or unwisely) are not on here. Th most talented, fearless and diverse NEC in history.


Today is my last day at @briandeeseNEC I leave the White House humbled by what we have been able to accomplish over the last two years, and confident in the team moving forward. Time to finish the job! Starting tomorrow, you can find me at @BrianCDeese

It has been an unspeakable privilege to serve @POTUS Thank you: For putting your trust in me; For leading us with resolve and integrity; and For your unwavering vision that we can and will build an economy that works for all Americans. whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/…



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@POTUS called for action in SOTU, and today United is making the right move. Parents shouldn’t have to pay an extra fee to sit next to their young children. cnb.cx/41lxUTU


Thank you @KatyOnMSNBC for having me on for my last walk down pebble beach. Enormous progress over the past two years, with a lot of important work ahead.

"We have made a lot of progress, and we still have some distance to travel." WH Director of the National Economic Council @Brian_C_Deese closes out his time on the job with @KatyTurNBC, reflecting on the Biden administration's economic picture.



Another week with more commitments to invest in America. From Ford in Michigan to Texas Instruments in Utah to Boeing all across the country. These commitments will create jobs, increase supply chain resilience and bolster America’s industrial base.

ICYMI: Biden Boom Continues: Another Week of Massive Private Sector Investments in American Manufacturing - The White House whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/…



ICYMI: Biden Boom Continues: Another Week of Massive Private Sector Investments in American Manufacturing - The White House whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/…


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“If we step back, we have gotten to an important milestone,” says NEC Director @Brian_C_Deese in his exit interview. “For the first time in a long time, we can see the potential productivity benefits of our multiyear investments in infrastructure and research and development.”


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"It's unfortunate that Congress didn't move forward [with permitting],” says NEC Director @Brian_C_Deese "It needs to be a priority. We need comprehensive permitting reform to move at the scale and speed we need to build the clean energy economy and maintain energy security."


Some good perspective from @BGAlliance on @USTreasury’s new advanced energy credit guidance: “The groundwork is being laid for an industrial & manuf. revitalization in our country, incl. in the places hardest hit by our energy transition & the loss of good manuf. jobs overseas”

#ICYMI @USTreasury released new guidance for #48C to expand #USManufacturing and quality jobs for #CleanEnergy technologies; reduce #GHG emissions; secure domestic supply chains; and drive investments into energy communities. Statement: bluegreenalliance.org/resources/new-…



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“White House officials said in a separate draft report that the two-year drop likely stems from their policies. Among the programs they say contributed to less debt was an expansion of the Obama-era healthcare law that added 4.2 million people with some form of health insurance.”

18% drop since 2020 in people with medical debt in credit reports apnews.com/article/health…



Enjoyed speaking with @Freakonomics and @SecRaimondo – Great discussion about this Administration’s work to invest in American infrastructure, innovation, and clean energy All while reducing the deficit

For decades, the U.S. let globalization run its course and hoped China would be an ally. Now the Biden admin is spending billions to bring back high-tech manufacturing. Is this the start of a new industrial policy — or another round of corporate welfare? freak.ws/3HOAsAR



New White House wage figures suggest labor-cost pressures are easing in the parts of the economy where the Federal Reserve is most concerned about inflation wsj.com/articles/new-w…


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The record jobs growth of the last two years isn’t just about recovering pandemic losses: We’re now 2.7M jobs above the pre-Covid payrolls peak. For comparison: at this point post-Great Recession, we were still 7.5M jobs *below* '07 levels. @Morning_Joe

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Repealing the Inflation Reduction Act would increase the deficit and increase Rx drug prices. It would also increase health insurance premiums – and raise taxes – for an est. 14.5M people.


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