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$2 trillion of what we're talking about lately and not connecting this to the rise of inflation, the increasing prices that consumers are seeing at the pump, the largest gas prices in california history at the pump right now. the last time there was a record high was 2012 when it was the obama administration again. yet they're not connecting this. so they're living in this just sort of fantasiland. but you have the federal reserve bank in san francisco today or this week come out and say these two are connected. the democrats $2 trillion covid relief bill passed earlier this year without any r...

Welcome back. what does wrigley chewing gum, the hyatt hotels, and a brazilian orange juice baron, and the former vice president of the dominican republic have in common? they all reportedly have substantial wealth hidden away in a tax haven in the united states. not in panama, not in switzerland. south dakota. according to a bombshell report released days ago, south dakota is among a number of u.s. states most popular these days among the ultrarich for stashing billions with little oversight. today south dakota is home to the nation's largest number of trusts. that's how this money is hidden....

>> bill: right. do you check the car or solar panels? another category. folks at home. this is the environment and natural works 67-billion dollars is the ask. you have climate research here and environmental justice and clean vehicles. one more i will show you. this is the judiciary bucket. 107-billion dollars and permanent status for qualified immigrants. it's a ton of tony. -- of money. we are trying to understand it. yesterday we did the tax thing. if you get the tax bill you are looking for folks in new york and california, the high earners could be taxed at 61% of their money. for every ...

Is another $125 billion on the table. the white house proposed moving that funding which was set for research and development into another bill. the endless frontiers act. republicans say they'll move it back into infrastructure but bring their total over a trillion dollars. despite all the movement a sticking point how to pay for this. senators rebuffed the white house claim yesterday there is not $700 billion in leftover covid money. they laid out 747 billion allocated for 2022 to 2031. a lot is unnecessary. schools would receive $117 billion over that set of time. but they just got $67 bill...

Diane and lily joyal own a flower shop in north carolina. >> we've had probably 20-plus events cancel or postpone. a lot of weddings. >> reporter: the bill includes a $367 billion loan program for small businesses who do not lay off their workers. and $500 billion for large corporations and hard-hit industries like airlines and hotels. there's also more than $100 billion in aid for hospitals and health care systems. and money to help the states offset their losses. >> jon, the back and forth has gone on for days. so bottom line, when can we expect a vote on the bill, and when can americans exp...