Interview that ray gaufve to th wall street journal. He is feeling this for a long time. That this is a plague is a word they often use or an epidemic of ransomware attacks we see growing by the day. It is an extremely luke tough practice that cyber criminals around the world have undertaken. And it s extremely disrupt you have. Particularly when it hits critical infrastructure like we ve seen in the past few weeks. Would the russian ransomware attacks against the colonial pipeline and jbs foods and he thinks that americans are understanding now how deep will you important this is. And how serious this is. That when they go to the gas station, they mute be impacted there. When they try to get a hamburger, they may be impacted there. So what ray is saying as with after 9/11 when the country was very much on the lookout for terrorist groups around the world, potential attacks here in the country, that the country now needs to deal with that threat in a same aimilar way. We saw a memo tha
Before pot us took office the economy created 600,000 new jobs a month. Since then 530,000 jobs month. Next question. Agenda items including from republicans with 70% of all americans approving of the job president biden is going on coronavirus recovery, 62% approving the work on the economy. The most recent polling on president biden s infrastructure plan puts public support for it well over 50%. On the specific improvements the bill sets out to make up to 87% of respondents think they re a good idea and with republicans out in the country increasingly behind the biden agenda mitch mcconnell making clear his agenda is obstruction and stressing that 100% of the focus on blocking biden backed proposals and gop obstruction of the policies in washington pales in comparison to what republicans are up to around the country. On abortion four states this year passed legislation banning abortion once a heart beat is detected. That s after about six weeks before many know they re pregnant. Arka
biggest covid hot spots from over the summer where hospitalizations are now falling and vaccinations are ticking up. plus, the impact of vaccine mandates, big business, the ceo of united airlines will be here to talk about how the company s latest move is paying off big time. you know we re beginning with this morning facebook, ceo mark zuckerberg finally weighing in overnight insisting that his company is the victim of a, quote, false narrative. at the same time, he is saying he is open to regulation from washington. in fact, after watching that explosive senate testimony from whistle-blower frances haugen, it is clear there s one thing that she and zuckerberg and congressional lawmakers agree on in theory that the ball is in congress s court. is facebook capable of making the right decision here on its own or is regulation needed to create rule transparency on facebook? until incentives change at facebook, we should not expect facebook to change. we need action from c