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now, then my husband way gina, public display of damage control telling fundraisers that her husband said of the debate, i don't know what happened. i didn't feel that great in attempts at narrative setting, telling vogue they will not let those 90 minutes to find the four years he's been president. we will continue to the fight. this is a role jill biden has had for nearly five decades. >> my name is joe biden. i'm joe biden's husband as the president's chief competence, staunchest advocate, and fiercest defender. after nearly 50 years of marriage, all in the political arena, where they have been battle tested together. >> she does not want to give up this position. it she doesn't want her husband to give it up and i think it says a lot about her belief in him that she that she was the first person we heard from, but that outsized influence in this crisis is being scrutinized as questions over president biden's fitness for office are mounting some are pointing a finger at the first lady, a texas republican museum, who is the commander in chief with a video of the biden since hand-in

about not everything in digital space needs to be publicly driven, publicly, public infrastructure but there are places just like gina bookstores and libraries. there are places where we need to building seven public value. care swisher said last night that this is a business problem. she's right there are certain things that big business of multinational businesses are never going to care about, are never going to make a priority and if we don't build the kind of civic institutions that do that, when not going to get we want to go. so to add answer your question i think absolutely we need to rein in the excesses and the damages and the harms of these existing platforms but we also need to be think about how we create, what is the equivalent of that kind of postal service for the digital age, what's the equivalent for the library of congress and parks and heavily built those institutions as well? that an enormously policy project for the 21st century. >> congressman gephardt let's bring you in your again. any comment on the digital agency or the structural changes we need to see to really make a different? >> i total

before we go to gina, i need to stop for a public service announcement. just want to let everyone know that we are going to have our conversation and then after that, we'll have a break for questions and answers. for those of you in the hall you can come and submit questions and those on the live stream do that in the ask box and do it at any point in the session and the staff will monitor those questions that you post and will make sure that they get fed into our discussion here. so thank you very much. gina -- gina: what's slido? charlotteon: you have experience working at the state, federal, government level and in the white house to advance climate policies. now you're co-leading america's all in which is a coalition of leaders across the united states supporting climate action. how are climate policies, or how can climate policies be designed to make sure that they are not exacerbating what are the existing economic inequalities or other inequalities we face in a society and benefits as well that we make to address climate. gina: let me start by firs

and before we go to gina, i need to stop for a public service announcement. >> okay. >> i want to let everyone know that we are going to have our conversation and then after that, we'll have a break for questions and answers, and for those of you who are both in-person in the hall, i'll be able to come forward to the microphones to ask questions. and those of you who are also online, you can ask questions in the box in the live stream and do that at any point in the session and staff will be monitoring those questions that you post and will make sure that they get fed into our discussion here, so, thank you very much. gina. >> yes. what's slido? >> right. [laughter] >> you have decades of experience working both at the state, the federal government level, and in the white house to advance environmental policies. now you're co-leading, america's all in, a coalition of leaders across the united states supporting climate action. how are climate policies or how can climate policies, rather, be designed to make sure that they are not exacerbating what are the existing economic inequalities

public mission. we at the fed will do everything we can to achieve our maximum employment and price stability goals. thank you. i look forward to your questions. >> reporter: ginahe "new york times." thanks for taking our questions. markets pretty much entirely expect a rate cut in september at this stage. i wonder if you think that's a reasonable expectation and if so why not just make the move today? >> thank you. so on september, let me say this, we have made no decisions about future meetings and that includes the september meeting. the broad sense of the committee is that the economy is moving closer to the point at which it will be appropriate to reduce our policy rate. in that we will be data dependent but not data point dependent. it will not be a question of responding specifically to one or two data releases. the question will be, whether the totality of the data, evolving outlook and balance of risks are consistent with rising confidence on inflation and maintaining solid labor market f that test is met a reduction in the policy rate could be on the table as soon as the next meeting in september. you asked why not today and i would just say again tha