The White House just announced details of its $1.75 trillion dollars social spending and climate bill. We’ll tell you what’s actually in it, what’s not, how it’s going to be paid for and whether it has enough support to pass. Plus, we’ll speak with two prominent CEOs to get their take on the economy, the labor shortage and inflation. And in today’s action-packed Earnings Exchange: we’ll look ahead to Apple & Amazon on deck, and Exxon Mobil & Chevron reporting tomorrow.

Consumer confidence is bouncing back, as earnings season starts off hot, the housing market is strong and a potential stimulus deal is around the corner. Do the markets have a green light for gains for the remainder of 2021? We’ll ask the experts. Plus, as earnings season ramps up, we’ll bring you the action, story and trade ahead of three key reports: Microsoft, Alphabet & Robinhood. And, as the White House explores way to pay for its multi-trillion dollar spending plan, Janet Yellen says she supports an unrealized capital gains tax on billionaires. Good or bad idea? We’ll debate.