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Good morning, charles its a weekend away for washington, for President Biden after a week away in europe. The White House says next week, the president will be talking with democrats and republicans about the potential for an Infrastructure Compromise theres a group of Senate Democrats and republicans who were Negotiating A 1 Trillion infrastructure proposal, but there are significant disagreements, in particular, how to pay for it on one Side Youve got democrats who want to increase taxes, on the other Side Youve got republicans who want to use unspent Covid Relief funds. I, myself, do not think we should be taking money out of the pockets of people of unemployment or take money out out of the rescue package, because its there for a purpose his own proposal, as you know, is a huge new package, 2. 65 trillion with 2 Trillion of new taxes, particularly taxes on american businesses and american workers, which makes no sense coming out of this pandemic. Reporter and to close the week the
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