president biden is calling on congress to suspend the federal tax on gas and diesel fuel for three months, all in an effort to help ease the pain at the pump. but lawmakers on both sides of the aisle oare pumping the braks on the plan. mark, so nice to have you back on set. the administration is doing everything that it can to try to convince congress to get on board with the gas tax holiday. his former boss called it a gimmick. the administration is pushing back on that. do they have a leg on stand on here? this could be a tough sell. as one economist described to me, he described it as a gift. no question that we will see some savings, not wholesale saving, but it may make us feel a little better, but there are perhaps in some cases unintended
putin. so it just created all of this tension and drama inside american politics that doesn t really exist now so i think that also gives biden a little bit more maneuvering room because it s not so central to the conversation as it was under trump. susan, a russian presidential aide says it is going to be up to the two leaders whether they will step aside and just have a one on one talk. do you think that will happen? well, my guess is that biden would be very wary of it. mark s point is excellent, there was a hyperpoliticization of everything having to do with the sbraks between donald trump and vladimir putin and it was trump s insistence there be the private conversation. to this day we don t really know what transpired privately between the two of them because trump insisted on engaging with putin even without the standard note takers involved. i think biden is going to steer as clear of that as he can and to try to say in this meeting
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