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Are they paying attention to? it when they go to get gassed, when they go to the grocery store, do they say, man, it's putin, or do they just ignored full stop? >> you know what, stuff? it's more than just being annoyed. this is really hurting peoples budgets. their bottom lines. people in a lot of parts of this country commute for scores and miles every single day. this is a significant impact on the bottom line for families and it comes by the way in a year where there is an inflation for food prices and all sorts of other costs that families injure and their day to day lives. that's the eco...

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Based on the facebook papers this weekend. what new have you learned? >> what we are seeing, brian, is really a drumbeat of disclosures from facebook and instagram's own files, and that point is really important because the research and the studies that reveal facebook putting profits over people are from facebook's own files revealed to them long before it was revealed to us, and yes they disregarded them and continued exploiting children to fatten their bottom lines. and i think what we are seeing here is a building drumbeat for accountability. a movement for reform that will require disclos...

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Minimum of 15%. tonight, republican leaders say that won't happen. so, what's next? and when does the negotiating end? here's our senior white house correspondent mary bruce tonight. >> reporter: tonight, some major concessions from president biden as he tries to get republicans onboard with his infrastructure plan. the president initially asked for $2.3 trillion, now he's come down to roughly $1 trillion. and for now, he's willing to table his plan to raise corporate taxes from 21% to 28%. instead, he's asking corporations who pay little to nothing now to pay a minimum of 15%. no more loophol...