Democrats and Republicans take key step of passing massive science and technology bill
WASHINGTON, D.C. — A lack of computer chips is continuing to impact supply chains and people's pocketbooks.
A conference committee is when the House and the Senate come together to try and solve their differences and produce one bill that can quickly become law. More than 100 members of Congress, Democrats and Republicans, are on the committee. They are asking questions like,"Is $52 billion the right amount of money to help the chip industry?"
"This is a rare opportunity to reinvigorate our economy," Sen. John Hickenlooper, D-CO, said at the start of the hearing.
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