keach, great to have you on the show.anks to all of you. >> we're about to hear from president biden. we think some time in the next 15, 20 minutes, maybe. that's the live shot where he'll be speaking from. he's trying to side step some of the partisan gridlock in washington on a very different topic. making his case to the american people about his economic and social spending bills. white house correspondent mike memoli is probably on the other side of where the microphones are, and mike, we're learning new details about this meeting the president had with democrats right as he's about to make this new pitch in person there where you are in michigan. >> that's right, hallie. yesterday, we know the president was meeting with the progressives in the democratic caucus. he was telling them that he think he's can get senator manchin and senator sinema somewhere in the ballpark of a $2 trillion plus or minus a couple hundred billion final deal for the larger measure. today, it's about what they call the front liners. the demo

by the way, some great reporting, keach, on this. i think this is so long overdue. that has a good technology platform. they earn their revenue by advertising. so, of course, they're making decisions that on the outside we would say probably ought not do that. i would be pointing out a couple things. one, they know and clearly didn't do anything about it, that this is harmful to kids on one of their platforms, certainly instagram. there's a few things we can do to that end. one is giving parents more control. it doesn't take any regulation. they can do it tomorrow if they want. i argue as a parent myself, kids are a little older now, would love to have that ability if my kids were younger, number one. number two, they knowingly, according to past testimony even in congress, they knew the russian government was causing some trouble using their algorithms targeting americans for their own malicious purposes. and one of the reasons they didn't want to engage is because it was advertising revenue they'd have to give up. so i think there's a way forward on this. but i th

the environment and the place that invests in you and your development >> david, one thing that will keachm is paying them more what are your expectations for wages and what they may be a year from now? >> we have made a series of increases. we pay well for our in-store employees, and i expect that to continue to increase i think there will be continued pressure on that line, but we know in our industry, particularly for yum, with our scale, nobody's better at it so we can manage those pressures. we can plug our supply chain in a way that we can continue to provide amazing value and convenience for consumers on the best tasting food and we can take price as a last resort. we do business in so many countries, we face inflationary pressures around at the world. >> david, i noticed operating margin down at kfc, down at taco, but up at pizza. what is different? >> the pizza hut story is really one of a very impressive turnaround the bills over the last few years has been reformulated to be more of an off-premises bills. the sales for pizza in the u.s. were up 17% this quarter sales off-premise