we welcome abc's dierdre boat ton "nightline" with this report on the worker shortage. >> reporter: under morning july sun, on the heels of a worldwide lockdown, millions are flocking to the beach. but with all that pent-up demand, there is a downside. businesses are overwhelmed. >> it's been different. i've seen things i never thought i would see in my life. >> we are facing a worker shortage in every industry. >> you talk to any of the businesses in downtown, at any of the beach areas, they're in the exact same scenario. they don't have the help. >> reporter: benjamin gray has called this stretch along the atlantic home his entire life. working at the bellmoor inn and spa at rajon ba beach, delaware, the last seven years, nothing compares to the stress he sees this summer. >> we've seen unprecedented occupancy levels. the tourist industry in the past year has skyrocketed. >> what has it been like for you to meet that demand? >> it's now finding the staff to be able to make the beds, to make the drinks, to check people in and out, to make sure that we have enough people to take care of t

the dierdre has ordinarily been very reluctant to hand over verbatim notations after a conversation between officials and a president. because once it's clear that the officials counts, will perhaps be made public one day. then how can you expect them to give candid information? we'll keep keep candid records of the, the sort of advice that they're giving to the president. but in this case, the d. o j says it's, it's extraordinary circumstance executive privilege. that right to secrecy is meant to protect the country, not any individual. and because it's extraordinary, this circumstance off a sitting president being investigative or wrong, doing them executive privilege has to be waived. and our congress and all the rest of us, it was immediately leaked over. how have these documents she had pretends he's talking to us? let's bring in jennifer victor. she's a professor of political science at george mason university. she turns on skype from fairfax, virginia. jennifer, great to have you back here on out to 0. if we were talking about a precedent or a prime minister who said, just say it was

the dierdre has ordinarily been very reluctant to hand over verbatim notations after a conversation between officials and a president. because once it's clear about officials, accounts will perhaps be made public one date. and how can you expect them to give candid information? we'll keep keep candid records of the, the sort of advice that they're giving to the president. but in this case, the d. o j says it's, it's extraordinary circumstance executive privilege. that right to secrecy is meant to protect the country, not any individual. and because it's extraordinary, this circumstance off a sitting president being investigative or wrong, doing them executive privilege has to be waived. and congress and all the rest of us it was, you know, immediately leaked everyone how have these documents and she have, we're also getting more developments on his ongoing text affairs too. right, so another congressional committee has been trying to get 6 years old trumps tax returns. since 2019, and at the time the department of justice issued a, a legal judgment from the office of legal council saying th

something that dierdre didn't touch on is the amount of regulatory scrutiny we think this company is going to come under. that's in the future they're probably not going to talk about it tonight, but that's one of the things that gives me pause about looking at google and to include it in a portfolio. >> kim, we're going to have you stick around because we've got a couple of more to talk about first is microsoft, which is expected to report another record quarter of sales. what else can we expect? >> two things in particular i think will stand out one is growth in azure revenue where street account consensus is 42% but the whisper number is a couple of points higher. the others is the windows business the chip industry, supply issues are slowing the shipping of corporate pcs in particular so there's a bit of a balance issue there. you can expect the commentary on the effect of the delta variant to resonate too. so is the delta variant and uncertainty around that slowing things down or speeding things up, as the demand for fex iblt through software -- that's where the puts and takes,