washington today. vandalizing a statue of former president andrew jackson and swarming the white house. the build back fossil free coalition is warning president biden to take its demand seriously. they swarmed just in front of the white house obviously. it wants the president to declare a national emergency and end projects involving fossil fuels. the pressure is growing on president biden to get his party on board to pass his domestic tax-and-spend agenda, the bipartisan infrastructure bill bits still hanging out there. infighting among democrats has kept all of that legislation in limbo. one of the president s top advisors admits hard trade-offs will have to be made. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has the latest. since democrats sail past last month self-imposed deadline to pass the first half of president biden s agenda, they haven t reconciled much on the reconciliation package. even as the new de facto deadline, october 31st, creeps
can you worked there for years. and you ve left. for someone who s did work there and was part of the sigurd of integrity unit or task force, it is this jive with your experience? there and how you think about what the company does? and what it may be could do better? an absolutely jives in terms of the fact that the members of the civic integrity, team those that are there and those that have left, have a deep commitment to try to figure out the best ways to make the platforms better for society. and better for democracy. and they feel so passionate about it that many are still there trying to make it better. and others feel that there needs to be more conversation now in the open, about these types of issues, in the things that facebook is seeing. what this is showing, is sort of the hard trade-offs, that we oftentimes debated within the company, that are now starting to spill open into the public. we had the outage today, and there is a lot of, joking a lot of this joking about
president s desk, it doesn t preclude republicans or democrats together working on tax reform, democrats bring good ideas to the table as well. you mentioned it a little, when i visit democrats they want a very strong middle class tax cut, they want to see our jobs coming back from overseas, i am hopeful there are still democrats who know america needs to be able to compete and win. harris: who is on board among those democrats? i don t want to speak from any democrats, and here, look, they have a fair request. they don t want to just vote on tax reform, they want to help be engaged in those discussions and the hard trade-offs that go with it.