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Against so called Islamic State in iraqs second city, mosul. Theyve taken the citys airport, a key Staging Point in the battle to drive militants from the western half of the city. Our correspondent Quentin Sommerville was there as Iraqi Government troops fought their way in. Before the attack came the rockets and artillery. Its day five of the offensive to retake western mosul. Slowly, the forces make their way past a suspected is car bomb, torched en route. These armoured columns are now movin...

Work. we still have not recovered from that. and on the bipartisan infrastructure plan which got its merit but also added to the deficit to the tune of $256 billion. dont keep saying you cut the deficit. its only compared to the amount of money we put in because of the pandemic. just like you added eight million jobs. no. people are on the shelf because they were told to stay home. they got back into the work force. you cant take credit for that. >> steve: well, in addition to saying hes changin...

To use the economic crime bill, which goes before mps on monday, expected to be fast tracked through the house of commons, they are going to use that to make changes that they say will make it more straightforward to get a legal basis to move against these individuals. foreign secretary liz truss says that lindsay will be able to go faster and harder on those closest to vladimir putin. labour backs it, although they say that they do need to move faster, acting against these individuals in the da...

>> bill: can you talk to somebody in poland or any place like that. >> hundred million people. >> bill: they get this data. destill it down and sell it to big companies that want to market and figure out what people are into i understand that. they go out and its $38 a share. >> 38.16. >> and then mark gets a big cut of that because of, why, why does he get that money? >> well, now they have got just about -- they put out just about a half a billion shares. >> bill: right. >> the biggest ipo in ...

>> bill: can you talk to somebody in poland or any place like that. >> hundred million people. >> bill: they get this data. destill it down and sell it to big companies that want to market and figure out what people are into i understand that. they go out and its $38 a share. >> 38.16. >> and then mark gets a big cut of that because of, why, why does he get that money? >> well, now they have got just about -- they put out just about a half a billion shares. >> bill: right. >> the biggest ipo in ...

>> bill: can you talk to somebody in poland or any place like that. >> hundred million people. >> bill: they get this data. destill it down and sell it to big companies that want to market and figure out what people are into i understand that. they go out and its $38 a share. >> 38.16. >> and then mark gets a big cut of that because of, why, why does he get that money? >> well, now they have got just about -- they put out just about a half a billion shares. >> bill: right. >> the biggest ipo in ...

So a lot of people are already feeling the pain. >> okay. i know you have figures that might make us feel better but not really. >> reporter: just be glad that youre an american. that you dont do it in europe. dont you feel better? in europe -- places you probably dont ever drive. at least when i go there i dont drive. it is way too expensive compared to what we pay. we have figures to show what it looks like. in germany, how about $8.16 a gallon. the u.k., almost $8. italy there behind it, japa...