marty: say that one more time? jonathon: you referenced a goldman sachs piece of research on what would happen to some of the policies introduced. can you walk me through the conclusion of that these? marty: what we are seeing is companies that have put in place vaccine mandate, we have seen 80% to 90% participation rate people getting vaccinated and we are seeing people go back to work. this is happening all across the country. this is about making sure, what we wanted to do was trying to is going to people that we want to create safe working environments so people feel safe about going back in. i would rather be talking about something else today in this period of time, but unfortunately, we are still living in the mess of a pandemic and we cannot overlook the fact that people are afraid to go back to work. that is one of the reasons. there are other reasons. today's report is positive and we have to continue to build the momentum off of this report. jonathon: i want to read out the conclusion you represent -- re

his first call was to her mom, marty. he told her he wanted to meet, but not why. >> he said, well, you know, can we set up a time, maybe tomorrow or what. you know whatever. and then i said, "scratch what i'm doing this afternoon. you just come now." because i was so nervous about what it was. >> reporter: everything old was about to be new again, new and very unsettling. >>> coming up -- >> the thing that struck me first was the position of mrs. lovelace's arms. >> reporter: a different medical examiner reaches a different conclusion. >> the manner of death would be homicide. >> reporter: and a detective has a question for curtis' daughter. >> tuesday morning, before you went to school, what do you remember? >> what did you think was happening? >> i didn't know. >> when mystery on the mississippi continues. voiceover: riders. wanderers on the road of life. the journey is why they ride. when the road is all you need, there is no destination. uh, i-i'm actually just going to get an iced coffee. well, she may have a destin

marty was typing his unpublished novels. marty was paying for this. he was paying while he was working for ike. i mean, the whole thing is just -- it's unbelievable. you ask marty, why did you do this? he really doesn't have a good answer, why he came under ike's thumb so profoundly. >> joe, it's willie. this is a fascinating story. the podcast version and now the show. you have rudd and will, and it is different from what you'd expect from the two of them, so good. i'm curious why ike saw marty as an easy mark over the years. what was it that he thought, i can manipulate this guy and, over the years, get millions of dollars from his bank account and truly take control of his life. how did he do that to marty? >> well, i think it's two things. first of all, he saw how vulnerable marty was in the beginning. he was having all these problems, and he didn't really know how to solve them. so ike problems. so ike said i'll solve them for you. and instead of saying that you are just my shrink, we should not be taking walks around the block. and marty said ok

. >> it wasn't long before corey was also telling her mother marty, she found the one. >> she comes home and were sitting there and she said i met the man i'm gonna marry. >> whoa. back up. >> and she kept her promise, in 1991 just after college korean curtis married, he studied law, she worked a small job to support them both, after graduation they decided to buy a home in quincy. >> they wanted to be in the neighborhood they, wanted to be close by and it just made it all the better so. >> virtually over the fans have? >> two houses up and won over, yeah. >> curtis's ambitions drove the young couple, he became a prosecutor in the adams county state attorney's office, and dabbled in school board politics, winning a seat and serving as president. he even found time to teach a business law class in quincy university. in between the business milestone, as a lovelace of started a family, first girl lindsey than three boys, cory juggle that part of the lives. >> fantastic, there wasn't anything she didn't do for those kids. >> cory's days were filled with diapers, play dates and tantrums but

marty walsh? i think -- marty walsh: -- secretary walsh: this is probably one of the most prolabor prounion administrations in the history of the country. saying that, labor has a role to play as well. they have to go out of their whether it is a current or new contract to let people know we work together with businesses to move businesses forward. some of the disputes we are seeing around the country is over wages and health care and pensions. but, some of it is over working conditions too. so, the occurrence earns -- the concerns people have in this country now generally, their concern is making sure they are going into a safe work environment. we are still living in a pandemic. i think some of these contracts are really about work conditions. that is something we have not seen in quite a bit. david: what are you seeing on the process i should -- on the participation front? what can the department of labor do about it? secretary walsh: we are not seeing the participation rate we would like in th

the first call comes from marty in missouri, springfield. on the republican line. caller: i was just saying that this gentleman is wrong. he has from a far left organization, and he is only hitting the highlights of what he thinks the american people want to hear on what they are going to get. as far as the childcare and the pharmacy prescription being paid for, this is going to be a bill from hell. that people will highly regret getting, and i like the way that they always hit the people who are for this bill, they always hit on what they think people will want to hear that they will get, rather than the devil is in the details. host: where do you think the bill is wrong? caller: that is the problem. most of the americans, including the congresspeople and senate people do not know what is in the bill. that is a lot of the problem. this gentleman does not know what is exactly and every bit of this bill. host: thank you very much. go ahead. guest: i really appreciate the comment because i think what she is capturing, and it is really hard to cut through is the deep

doctor marty carey. doctor, the biden vaccine mandate is an undercut by the new treatments coming in, the oral pills and from merck and pfizer? >> that is right, liz, two of those medication cut deaths from covid to zero. if you have any medication because deaths that dramatically renders the medical case for vaccine mandate obsolete entirely. this is also broken promise. we are promised by fauci, the president and so many health officials we would never get to a mandate. final point, the timing about does not really help. there is a fire that gets old you are instituting in two months will call the fire department who will respond two months after that pushing back the deadline to november 23 and january 4 is really after the dulcet wave will have burned to the population per. >> to your .2, we have truckers and retailers, their groups also hospital workers, first responders a lot of these guys are suing. they are say they're not against vaccine it's about censoring government control faxes massive fine

marty, there are still so many questions to be answered here. i would love it if we can stay in touch and hopefully get some answers. marty lancton, thanks. >> thanks, brianna. >>> how inflation is hitting americans and putting the pressure on president biden. >>> what the january 6th committee is now interested in at least five people from the mike pence inner circle. ♪ ♪ when the chapstick goes on. it's on. get yours on at chapstick.com bogeys on your six, limu. they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. woooooooooooooo... we are not getting you a helicopter. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ (announcer) carvana's had a lot of firsts. 100% online car buying. car vending machines. and now, putting you in control of your financing. at carvana, get personalized terms, browse for cars that fit your budget, then customize your down payment and monthly payment. and these aren't made-up numbers. it's what you'll really pay, right down to the penny. whether you'

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in the meantime to all of our guests here, sir, for under honest alga, marty and mr. for, for tory and thank you to for watching. you can see this program again any time by visiting our website. that's out there at dot com and have other discussion do go to our facebook page. that's a facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. remember, you can also join the conversation on twist them where at ha and find story for mean a started a on the halting here in town like, ah, ah, a november 21st venezuelans head to the post to choose the regional and municipal representatives after 4 years of election boycott kent opposition party effect change at the ballot box and will this be a step always progress for the rising number of those living in extreme poverty to venezuela elections on al jazeera, tens of thousands of children were born into or lived under the i school regime in iraq and syria. now many are in camps, either orphans, all with that. we don't mothers, rejected by their own communities, chicken length of people are going to welcome them about, of course, mom a

thanks in the meantime, to all of our guests here, sir, for andel, anis alga, marty, and mr. for, for tory and thank you to for watching. you can see this program again any time by visiting our website. that's out there a dot com and to read the discussion digger to our facebook page, that's a facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. remember, you can also join the conversation on twist them where at ha and find story. i mean, a started a on the halting here and uh huh. like, ah, o, the land of the free. if you are a black or a criminal, you are someone who is supposed to shut up except what america gives you. a new episode of democracy may be exposed racial conflict, ethnic politics and inequality in the united states. they get upset if you say all life because they want to focus on what we had a dream on al jazeera. mm mm. each and every one of us had to go to responsibility to change our personal space for the mid a in we could do this experiment, i mean by diversity could increase just a little bit that wouldn't be worth doing. anybody had any idea that it would be

. >> now, labor secretary marty walsh. he talks about artificial intelligence and digital technology's impact on u.s. manufacturing. "the washington post" hosts this half an hour event. >> good afternoon. i'm jonathan capehart, opinion writer for "the washington post." welcome to "washington post" live. today, we're talking about the u.s. economy, manufacturing, and jobs. and who better to talk about all that than the secretary of labor, marty walsh. secretary walsh, welcome back to "washington post" live. >> jonathan, thank you for having me today. >> so we did see interesting numbers in the most recent jobs report issued last week. 26,000 manufacturing jobs were added in september, but the industry is still down by 353,000 jobs since february 2020. what's the overall state of the manufacturing sector today? >> certainly, we want to see more involvement and employment in the manufacturing sector. we have some work there to do to get back to a level set. and then as one of the opening remarks here, the president has two pl

so let's begin, dr. marty slash wire davis, she's the director of health for the city of st. louis in the us stated, missouri and joined us via skype. but dr. might be good to have you back with us. so we've seen a number of countries like israel rock swiftly to close their borders to try and stop the spread of on the crumb. do these travel bands actually work, especially when the veterans has already been found in those countries. we've been doing this for close to 2 years now. and one thing we know for certain travel bands, especially when they are performative in this way target a few countries and not others where we already know the variant has already been isolated, like in the u. k. are ineffective, but not only that, when done in this way, all they do is perpetuate stigma and xena phobia against the country in south africa. they did the right thing that after this this, this variance was isolated by dr. sequel, lily, a moya, as in bob, when scientist, based in botswana on that says nothing about wind is originated, it just means that's where this superior science was

marty makary, creditcard.com senior industry analyst ted rothman. mission roll call director cole lyle, former top official chad wolf. let's get to the pain at the pump. americans are shelling out more money to fuelp up their cars and trucks. heating your home is expected to cost a lot more. what is the biden administration doing about it. it is studying the possibility of another pipe line shut down which will only make matters worse. the covid vaccine mandates, the battle is heating up with the federal appeals court temporarily blocking the biden administration rules for private employers. the fight is far from over. more lawsuits continue to be filed. the holidays are just around the corner. for many, shopping has begun already. we'll look at a new study that was just released. it talks about how many americans are willing to two into debt this holiday season and how of people will spend this year as prices rise and supply chain issues impact inventory. the border crisis. the biden administration still looking to give massive payouts to illegal i

. >> now, labor secretary marty walsh. he talks about artificial intelligence and digital technology's impact on u.s. manufacturing. "the washington post" hosts this half an hour event. >> good afternoon. i'm jonathan capehart, opinion writer for "the washington post." welcome to "washington post" live. today, we're talking about the u.s. economy, manufacturing, and jobs. and who better to talk about all that than the secretary of labor, marty walsh. secretary walsh, welcome back to "washington post" live. >> jonathan, thank you for having me today. >> so we did see interesting numbers in the most recent jobs report issued last week. 26,000 manufacturing jobs were added in september,

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just makes its way a little further west was we have got some snow just around the lakes for a time, marty, clear and dry into the weekend across the eastern seaboard and winter weather still in place there. in 2 were quebec, pushing across the canadian maritime service was at east side of the country, noticed some snow back over towards the west. we're going to see some snow coming back into b. c. a driving winds. pushing some more heavy rain in. across the saturated ground of the southern part of british columbia. and we have got some wet weather course for a time to just around a good part of washington state. it will ease off as we go through the next few days. there you go large, you drive for much of north america will or we have got some heavy showers for the deep south. ah. the december on jesse guitar host, the faith arab cut a momentous event for the region and a glimpse of what's in store for the 2022 world cup people in power investigates the use and abuse of power across the globe. a world exclusive interview with joint nobel peace, lori if recognized the safeguarding freedom

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i want to thank marty walsh for joining me here as well. the infra-structure law i sent on monday would not be possible without the michigan convention delegation. -- congressional delegation. this was the driving force to make sure this included a national network of vehicle charging stations. gary peters was instrumental in securing $5 billion for high-speed internet and this law. families will finally have the broadband emperor structure they need to get connected and expand the possibilities for them and their children. dan continues to be the continued voice for infrastructure in small towns and communities. dan and debbie or sponsor before an additional tax credit for union made vehicles. [applause] haley stevens looked to mix offices, roads and bridges. this law allowed us to start replacing lead pipes in michigan on america. we are lucky to have brenda lawrence. debbie dingell, never i am in trouble, i call her first. that does not mean i follow her advice, sometimes it means i may not have followed it. debbie may help drive us acro

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marty wants scored those automatically. here's what it looks like when you get it right. every chelsea past and move perfectly measured until christian finish things off. for some in the lester in time to beat the traffic. for chelsea, no need. everyone else is in the rear—view mirror. there's a certain now in a certain quality that we know better and better where we can take risks and where we should not take risks. and how to play our game and how to find our identity and force our identity onto the pitch. ifeel that's important that we are confident and that we play also with a certain freedom but the most important is the attitude and the teamwork. liverpool on track at the moment to close the gap to chelsea four points because they are 2—0 up for the genre with the goals to stop because they are 2—0 up for the genre with the goals to newcastle are in that position now after an entertaining three all draw with brentford in eddie howe's first match in charge, although he wasnt�* in the dugout because of covid. there was also a three all draw between burnely and

marty booth, thanks for joining us. we appreciate it. >>> cnn's rosa flores is in houston for us tonight. what have eyewitnesses been telling you, rosa? >> reporter: you know, pam, a lot of troubling details. some of the eyewitnesses both adults an teens and children say they were very concerned and there were very tense moments. some of them telling me that pending on how tall they were, that is about how much oxygen they were able to get. now when you think of the children, they're obviously going to be shorter than adults. so those are very, very troubling details. i talked to one father who was there with his 9-year-old son who was very concerned, counting his blessings this morning. he was actually in a vip section. so he had a different advantage point. here is what he saw. take a listen. >> the whole crowd just was pulsating. this weird vibe was going on and then it just -- it was the biggest mash pit ever. people were pushing and pop were jumping bearricades to get out and i was sheltering my son from seeing any

marty makary ancillary to attorney aaron siri. welcome back to both of you. i want to play something from dr. anthony fauci, november 12. this is when he said about the vaccines and where we are now. >> they are seeing a waning of immunity not against infection but against hospitalizations and to some extent death which is starting to now involve all age groups. it isn't just the elderly. it's waning to the point where you're seeing more and more people getting breakthrough infections and more and more of those people are getting breakthrough infections and winding up in the hospital. >> shannon: doctor, i think we all know people like that. what does this mean for the future? are there always going to be boosters? dr. fauci has been one of the biggest proponents of making sure people get vaccinated. if he is saying that they have limited durability, what are we to do? >> i think his enthusiasm for boosters is a little disproportionate to the data that supports boosters for younger people. the fda technical experts and the cdc experts voted down boosters for

marty makary somebody that we trust following the science trying to break it down for us. explain to me why there is such a move in the goal post if we are 70% that they promised we could get back to normal. first of all, i disagree with them giving us a deadline and telling us a number that we have to hit. if they picked that number, why not just stick with it. >> i think delta was so much more contagious it did warrant moving the number up a little bit. remember, dr. fauci had always said the bottom line raw number less to 10 to 20 cases. we would get back to normal quote unquote free and clear. most of the country is between one in five cases per 100,000. most are asymptomatic or mild. and yet we still low risk individuals forced to wear masked after vaccinated. three drugs out now formally studied. one is out and two going to get fda soon. reduced deaths and hospitalizations 90%. completely renders the case mandate obsolete. two of the drugs cut covid dakotas zero. that drug changed the calculus and that needs to be factored in as people lose their jobs and see 911 res

just ahead, i'll speak with labor secretary marty walsh about the new numbers. that's coming up this hour. >> big numbers this month, revisions upward for last two months. >>> we're expecting to hear from president joe biden this morning. he's set to address the impressive jobs numbers and the prospect that his economic agenda could become a reality today. we'll have important votes during our hours. right now, debate around the build back better plan as it is known happening on the house floor. today could be the day sweeping social safety net package and crucially the bipartisan infrastructure bill get a vote. >> yeah, so overnight lawmakers resolving we know at least one major sticking point. and the white house released its estimate of just how this would impact the deficit. so they're close. but they're not there yet. we'll take you live to capitol hill with much more on that ahead in a moment. >>> so lots of stuff to cover today. thankfully we got lots of reporters who cover this stuff. standing by to bring you the latest, let's begin with cnn chief busine

marty makary joins us now. you had a weekend to process all of this. what do we need to know about omicron? >> well, we're going to continue to see variants overseas for decades to come and we shouldn't panic. we shouldn't shut things down. this variant appears to be encompassed by immunity. at least it's highly likely. our track record with variants suggests there's nothing to worry about. all 2,000 plus variants that have happened with the covid-19 virus have been encompassed by natural and vaccinated immunity. carley: i was reading this fox news.com, the south african doctor who first alerted the world to this variant now says that she is seeing symptoms that are unusual but mild. mild is very good. do you know what unusual symptoms she is referring to? and if the symptoms are mild why is everybody for lack of a better term freaking out about this? >> carley, dr. coatsy, she is chair of the south african medical association, she's saying they're atypical in the sense they're far more mild, they're downgraded, there's no persistent cough, they're not

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marty walsh is the secretary of labor. he joins me now. welcome back to the newshour. you are not requiring vaccines for those 84 private sector -- 84 million private sector employees. if we know shots work and slow the spread of the virus, why not just require them? >> because what we want to do is get as many people as possible -- get as many people vaccinated as possible. testing and also masks. we did not do a mandate. the emergency temporary standard recognizes people in different situations. >> but you did require them for those health care workers, the 17 million who work in those facilities. why the requirement there? >> because that is a whole different case when we are talking about people working around people with illnesses. >> what if those employees who are required to get vaccinated refused to get vaccinated? specifically people who are required to get vaccinated by the january 4 deadline. if they refuse, what then? >> employers will take the action they think is right. they are working with osha right now. they have a history of making these rules work.

marty makary. doctor, what do you make of this comparison, florida versus california, why is this happening. >> good morning, carley. so california is testing a lot more and it just goes to show, if you want to test the heck out of everybody, you can make this thing go a long time. now, both states have about 100 deaths per day. we think most of those are from covid, maybe not all. that's equal in both states. so what's happening right now is you're seeing a place with twice the population california with about the same number of deaths as florida. it may be similar with regard to the actual toll on society. i think we'll learn a lot about the long-term downside consequences of substance abuse deaths, suicides and the damage from lost time in school, delayed healthcare for a lot of people. that's going to come out late. i think that will be the ultimate test in comparing the two states. carley: there is a battle over mandates, though. at the same time this is happening, pfizer came out with this pi

marty makary says it could take 12 hours. let's get the facts with him later in focus. we begin with peter doocy live at the white house. >> harris, good morning. the president found himself in a rare sunday oval office meeting about the variant last night. >> are you considering travel restrictions on europe or any additional countries? >> president biden: having a meeting with my medical team at the white house. >> this is what he heard. dr. fauci informed the president while it will take approximately two more weeks to have more definitive information on the sieve air tee and characteristics of the variants he believes existing vaccines are likely to provide a degree of protection against severe cases of covid. but rushing back from an nantucket holiday to get a briefing by dr. anthony fauci has some critics wondering president and biden and his staff have learned the right lessons from the last year and 3/4. >> he lied to congress and should be investigated and repeatedly said his agency did not fund dangerous and risky gain-of-function research in the wuhan labs wh

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secretary marty walsh, implementing these workplace rules, and he joins me. now secretary waltz, first let's describe how the federal government has the authority to do this for these employers with 100 or more workers? >> the law enacted osha and flies this by putting it in state. this is not done lightly. lots of conversations have gone on it. i heard you previously say, and i've listen to folks concerns about being vaccinated, and quite honestly, what we want to do here, i know you did next me, this will get into it, but what we want to do is provide a safe workplace for workers. and for people going into. work and what this does is pretty simple. it does ask employers to have their employees vaccinated. and if their employees don't want to get vaccinated they get tested once a week, i want the and work, they wear a mask. >> there has been obviously some rebellion to this. and i think it is worth noting that there is a testing option which we can get into. but you are something whose background is in u.s. labor movement. there are some who have tried to sa

secretary of labor marty walsh overseas the agency overseeing the rules and joins me now. secretary walsh wsh first describe how the federal government has the authority to do this for the employers with 100 or more workers. >> well, the law -- the law osha to put this law in place. the emergency standard. this is not done lightly. lots of conversation lots of thought on it. i heard the previous segment and i heard folks concerned about being vaccinated. quite honestly -- you know you didn't ask me and we'll get into it. but what we want to do is provide a safe workplace for coworkers and people going to work. what this rules does, emergency temporary standard does is simple. it asks employers to have the employees vaccinated. and if their employees don't want to get vaxxed they are tested once a week and with when in work they wear a mask. >> there has been obviously some rebellion to this. and i think it is worth noting that there is this testing option which we can get into. but, you know, you're someone whose background is in the u.s. labor movement. and there are some

heads of several major retailers at the white house to discuss the crisis and tomorrow, labor secretary marty walsh is scheduled to visit the ports of los angeles to see those supply chain disruptions firsthand. we get more tonight from fox's madeline rivera. it's one of the biggest shopping days of the year, with analysts predicting americans could spend up to $11.3 billion on cyber monday despite the challenges that retailers are facing, well , the supply chain issues are real. they've been happening across the industry and certainly. we're preparing for that. but cyber monday is our biggest day of the year and we prepare all year for it. but on monday, the president met with major retailers to address shoppers concerns, especially ahead of the holiday season. the white house trying to tamp down concerns over empty shelves and shipment delays. people can be assured they're going to be toys on the shelves. there are going to be food in your grocery stores. some believe there's little the white house can do to ease the shortages and bottlenecks brought on by the pandemic awareness situation t

. >> looks spicy my stomach >> oh, you're missing out, marty. but then again, i suspect you miss out on a lot, don't you do you think the goal in life is to avoid getting hurt? the goal of life is to live. getting hurt is just the price of admission, my friend. >> seth: we're back with paul rudd, everybody [ cheers and applause so, this is "the shrink next door." this is based on a true story. >> yeah. and it's you and will ferrell, you guys haven't worked together since "anchorman." and this is giant departure. which is good, because it would be very weird to do something else in the same tone as "anchorman."& >> yeah. as fun as that was -- yeah, this is a different thing this is a true story it was based on -- there was a podcast called "the shrink next door" that came out a couple years ago. that follows the story of these, kind of, really, these two guys. a therapist and his patient, will plays the patient, marty markowitz. and it kind of tracks them over the course of about 30 years, and it's -- he didn't pick the right therapist. [ laughte

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labor secretary marty walsh says the rule will be administered by osha. the occupational health and safety administration fines could reach nearly $14,000 per violation. how exactly do you plan to enforce this >> osha has done this work for over 50 years, and employers know the way to work with osha on this thing. >> reporter: starting december 5th, covered employers will also be required to give workers paid time off to get vaccinated, as well as sick leave to recover from side effects. today during a senate hearing, the cdc director rochelle walensky and anthony fauci defended the response. >> we know that mandates work. if you look at, for example, the percentage of people at united airlines or the houston medical association or other organizations that have mandated, it works 99% plus. >> reporter: but mandates remain a flash point across the country. from los angeles today -- >> no one should lose their job over a vaccine mandate. >> reporter: to lynchburg, virginia this week where dozens of workers walked off the job. >> we would like to have a comp

marty walsh is the secretary of labor and joins me now. secretary walsh, welcome back to the newshour. thank you for making the the time. so you're not requiring vaccines for those 84 million private sector employees who choose to get tested weekly. if we know the shots work, slow the spread of the virus and save lives, why not just require them? >> because what we want to do here is get as many people vaccinated as possible and we have the option for testing there as well, and testing, and also masks. so we looked apt-- we didn't do a mandate. the emergency temporary standard, at least it recognizes people in different situations and hopefully will be able to address all the different situations people might have. >> nawaz: but you did require them for the healthcare workers, the 17 million who work in those facilities. why requirement there? >> because it's a whole different case when we're talking about people working around other people with illnesses, and there was a different set of rules there. >> nawaz: what if those employees who

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joining me now to discuss this from the white house is the secretary of labor, marty walsh. thank you for joining me this afternoon. let's dive in. according to your department, 4.4 million people quit their jobs in september. the question is why, and is that really a sign of a recovery? >> well, i think number one, the delta variant, as you said in the opening here, was a main reason for it. and two, quite honestly, coronavirus. i think still the fact that we are still living in a coronavirus time, we're going to see a lot of ups and downs when it comes to jobs. we're seeing certainly last month we had a very good job report here in the white house, with the administration. about 5.6 million jobs added. but since i've been labor secretary since march, if you go back to president biden since he tack office, we added $6.5 million. but people leaving their jobs or good job reports, it runs parallel for the most part with the virus. >> how would you characterize the strength of the recovery give than you have 4.4 million people who quit their jobs? >> i think i feel personally

joining me now is labor secretary marty walsh. thank you for being with us. the significance of the moment that we're about to see, the house poised to pass the build back better agenda. >> this is a historic moment in american history. we have never seen any type of investment like this in the american people. what we're looking at doing here today with the congress, president biden has been very clear from the beginning of his presidency, he's going to lift up american families, lift up american children, lift up the people who need it the most and that's what this bill does. it also helps reduce the deficit, which is a beautiful thing. >> well, the cbo doesn't say it helps reduce the deficit. the cbo -- >> it does, it says -- >> no, it says it comes billions short. the white house says the cbo is not accounting for revenue that might be generated by irs enforcement, correct? >> yeah, exactly. and when that happens, we're looking at about $112.5 billion per year. >> okay. again, but just to be cleric the cbo's project as of this morning is the bill comes up

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. >> reporter: we pressed labor secretary marty walsh. how would you characterize the strength of the recovery given that you have 4.4 million people that quit their jobs. >> we're living, really, in unprecedented times. we're definitely seeing more people involved in the job market we have a really strong few months here moving forward. >> kristin, is president biden still on track to sign that infrastructure bill monday >> reporter: that's right, lester. he is. then he will turn his attention to that much bigger social and climate spending bill, which given senator manchin's comments is looking much more difficult to pass. >> thank you. >>> tonight, growing pressure on the cdc to approve covid booster shots for all adults as infections rise in the northeast, upper midwest and mountain states colorado's governor saying he decided to act on his own to save lives. with more, here's nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: on the front lines of the booster debate tonight, colorado after the governor jumped ahead of the cdc and issued his own execut