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Pass the first bill, that the president and speaker pelosi and senate majority leader chuck schumer need to have a lot of progress on this if theyre going to get progressives to vote for the hard infrastructure bill because right now theyre not going to this is the divide right now theres a huge trust gap, as you guys have talked about, just among democrats. why this is important is because no republicans are going to vote for either one of these bills. theyre only doing democrats only when you ...

Phase of the biden administration to manage the first time since joe biden had taken off and people are concerned as they are right now. but also a dual challenge because people are more concerned but they dont know where to get information. when you look at who people trust to get information, 52% of americans trust the cdc. 37% nih, 37% the fda so a trust gap. people are more concerned, and they dont know where to go or who to trust. then you have people talking over each other. people talking...

Other community-related event and then tuesday night he will get back on the campaign trail. i think we actually just got the sound from when i spoke to the mayor. well take a listen quickly to what he had to say. >> im learning about how all things are connected. the reality is you cant separate what happened here from whats happening more broadly, especially in terms of the trust gap that exists. thats a national kmchallenge a its going to take national action to get something done. >> reporte...

Are unaware of. pete: great point. i actually learned can you turn off the facial recognition aspect inside your profile. facebook says nothing to see here. we have reached out to them and this was their statement back to us. they said the 10-year challenge is a user generated people that started on its own without our involvement. its evidence of the fun people have on facebook and thats it you are right there. is a big trust gap here. >> look, they also said look, there is all sorts of picture...

From bob woodwards book to the anonymous op-ed that have been dominating the news cycle. >> you mention the op-ed. let me play this for you. >> pretty disgusting, pretty sad. perhaps it is a disgrunlt eld person that was driven out because they didnt do what they should. >> whats the crime? >> you have millions and millions of americans that voted for this. i think there are people in there he can trust, it is a smaller group than i would like it to be. >> who do you trust? >> ill keep that to m...

Well yesterday. the d.c. press said he out-witted lawmakers. folks in silicon valley are a little more skeptical about his performance. and interesting switch, but hes holding up well under questioning, but you know, to the point of to what end? i think the bigger problem here is theres still a huge trust gap between the tech platforms and lawmakers and i dont think any of today or yesterday is really going to change the big picture regulation thats eventually coming down the pike. >> thats the ...

Yo-jong ran the country when kim jong-il was ill. >> your piece touched on this. but to press further the mix of opinion, what is the prevailing perception of the sister of the leader of north korea? is there a trust gap? is there a sense of optimism, which is more prevalent? >> theres definitely, george, some anger about the sister of a leader that many perceive as a leader of an enemy country to be here. this the conservative view that there should be no engagement. theres the other view, wher...

Sides here. the south korean approach to what is happening at this point, which is opening its arms to north korea, and this delegation. and then the united states approach, which is to ignore the delegation, and to continue to stress that sanctions and pressure is the way to go forward. george? >> paula, thank you for the reporting. and of course well stay in touch with you there. lets get some context now on this with gene lee a generalist and global fellow at the wilson center joining lunch t...

>> so, paula, a little context here. south korea certainly a robust democracy. that point proven, given the controversy around its previous president. now, with this particular president, who has been focused more on engagement with north korea, what is the general sentiment about whats happening here? seeing south korean officials try to have more interaction with north korea? is there a trust gap? >> theres two very different views. there are some that believe that this is a good thing. that g...

Later on. >> so david, how likely is it do you think that they will reach the necessary 60 votes when they decide this at noon monday? >> i think the likelihood of an agreement at noon monday is slim only because of the reporting that you folks mentioned earlier, the two sources, the staffers i think on the democratic side saying that its unlikely that that number gets reached. >> lets talk about the u.s. president again. weve seen him change his position from time to time throughout the course ...