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romaine: congressman, you are certainly an expert on that given your life prior to joining congers. you also know a lot about economics and business in general. we are at a stage now where the economy is doing well. we are waiting for wages to match some of that growth. while we have seen wages come up somewhat here, particularly in some services injuries -- services industries, is there a sense with this recovery that we will see much broader participation in the fruits of this recovery than we did coming out of the financial crisis? rep. beyer: i would hope so. every state has put a minimum wage issue on the ballot, it has passed. joe biden was talking the other day about putting -- back into capitalism. we also see, of the 12 million jobs advertised last week, that the mismatch between the people that are available to go to work and the jobs that are available, i think will ultimately drag an awful lot of wages. our workforce participation is not where we want. we want to get it back to high 60's. the best way to do that is to keep raising wages. caroline: we saw a real wages com

the other one is not 13 deal is clayton conger montage moment. summer glove, the chuckle place that niga evolution here from gulf that i don't wish to even move this place. could you suppose maybe that the driven by dreamers shaped by those in me dares thing we dare to ask me. oh, so if someone wants to authorize abroad in europe, let's say a plan protection product, this person, because this person or this company, the applicant, has to provide data that allows us, as the risk assessors to judge whether this product is safe or not. and this information comes from the applicant and the studies that are commissioned by the applicant to allow us to assess the safety are paid by the applicant, obviously. so it's the intellectual property of the applicant and we can properly.

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i am asking conger's woman norton to take over for me. -- asking congresswoman norton to take over for me. our nation was started with the consent of the governed at the same time it was founded with lots of efforts to exclude people from voting. we've got to overcome that urge to exclude people from voting. i commend and thank our colleagues from texas for coming to washington to remind us about what is crucial in our country, making sure everybody's right to vote is protected against every attempt to restrict the franchise, even when it is complex and subtle. i turn it over to congresswoman norton. >> y'all come home. texas needs you. >> i am ready to give my closing. with all due respect to the representative, for whom i have anna norma's amount of respect -- have an enormous amount of respect, this senate bill makes it a crime to encourage a vvoter -- a voter to choose them as an assistor to then go to the polls and sign the oath. so it is a crime. i want to close by saying there is only one reality here. the reality is in the face of the bills, which anybody can read. the reality

treasury secretary, janet yellen put a timeline on when the biden and administration hopes congers canortions of a global tax agreement, endorsed by the dashed hopes that congress can take up to key portions of a tax agreement endorsed by the g20. >> pillar one remains to be negotiated and maybe it will be ready in the spring of 2022 and try to determine at that point what is necessary for limitation. we see the tax agreement as being strongly in the interests of all members of the european union and the world, more generally. i will use the opportunity to try to explain why we think that the few remaining european union countries that have not endorsed the inclusive framework, why we think it is in the world's interest and in their interest, to be part of the agreement. yvonne: that was janet yellen talking about the deal that would impose a global minimum tax rate on corporations of at least 15%. joining us with more is reporter bruce einhorn. bruce, they got to this at the g20. now it seems the hurdles are domestically, when they take the proposal help. tell us more the significance

>> conger's mccarty probably heard me speak to the ranking member about this. it was built in february. we certainly expect updates, so we had the midsession review to do just that. and we have outperformed the current year growth, the first year we had 5% number oecd and others. believe the op economic growth the vaccine rollout was a six and half percent. that is something developed in february that we thankfully this country were coming out of the pandemic even better than we assumed in february. >> is this a -- because this budget telling us all this unprecedented spending we are seeing that is not going to pay off in the future? did we feel like it's going to pay off? >> salute the american rescue plan it is more than paid off. not only economic assumptions but the number of people we have seen hospitalized and live after this virus spread we have turned the quarter thanks to the rescue plan and the spending in that plan with the family plan does is helps to set us on a path or better future. children a a better place it before the pandemic. rick i'm not g