and make a personal connection with you. he views people as people and not as data. and i think that we see that come through a lot in answers like that. the broken spirit, i mean, when you think about all these people trying to get back into the labor market, so many things happening, i think that s a really interesting way, the broken spirit of the labor market in. zack wolf, senior politics writer, have a great weekend. the cornerstone of that build back better, investing in workers paid for in part by higher corporate taxes. the president in the town hall acknowledging roadblocks in his own party. no, i don t think we re going to be able to get the vote. don t think we re going to be able to get the vote. biden planned to tax the rich and big companies to pay for his sweeping economic and climate agenda. senator kirstjen sinema s opposition to the tax rate left the white house scrambling for ways to pay for it. context here, context here. for decades, working people have