this is sort of can be a form of this. if w spann had no other purpose but was only set up for to funnel money to restore our future, the pac, then it is arguably a straw donation. somebody is trying to conceal their identity by using this arguably sham company to make this donation. michael isikoff, nbc news national investigative correspondent. michael, i love the way you think. i love this work. and the way you do it on this. thank you for following this trailing and thanks for joining us. thanks, rachel. the big recall election in wisconsin is tuesday. i have big news about that. ed schultz is going to be doing his show in madison starting on monday. tonight, all the latest in the big money fight over governor scott walker s union-busting play in wisconsin. that s coming up on the ed show. and here the best new thing in the world today is great news for american soldiers. and american soldiers have had a best new thing coming to them for a really, really long time,
big money fight has begun over the big money at stake when you use you know debit cards. correspondent molly henneberg reports it affects how much you pay for things that you buy. reporter: every time you use your debit card, the bank or company that issued the card charges the store a transaction or slight fee. on average, about 1.14% of the purchase price. but a bill passed by congress last year set to go in effect july 21 would allow the federal reserve to cap that slight fee possibly as low as 12 cents for purrtiation. a move welcome by the national retail federation that calls the fee a hidden tax. this is a classic example of a broken market that desperately needs some government intervention. the banking industry says the fees cover technology and fraud protection cost. contend that this price-fixing by the federal government will not allow banks to cover cost of doing