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"THIS WEEK" ANCHOR (voice-over): Bumpy recovery.

JOE BIDEN, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: We can't reboot the world's largest economy like flipping on a light switch. There's going to be ups and downs.

STEPHANOPOULOS: With hiring sluggish, President Biden pushes his infrastructure plan, but the GOP holds firm.

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STEPHANOPOULOS: A wave of cyberattacks target our daily life.

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The initial thought is, you don't want to pay the ransom. You don't want to pay these contemptible criminals.

STEPHANOPOULOS: The secretary of commerce, Gina Raimondo, joins us on where negotiations stand and how to protect America from these multiple attacks.

Suspended, but not silenced.

DONALD TRUMP, FORMER PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: They may allow me back in two years. I'm not -- I'm not too interested in that.

STEPHANOPOULOS: Trump on the attack after Facebook bans him for two years.

This morning, an exclusive interview with top Facebook executive Nick Clegg and all the week's politics on our powerhouse roundtable.

Plus:

ERIC ADAMS (D), NEW YORK MAYORAL CANDIDATE: You can't run from the city, Andrew, if you want to run the city.

ANDREW YANG (D), NEW YORK MAYORAL CANDIDATE: People in New York know exactly what I have been up to the past several years.

KATHRYN GARCIA (D), NEW YORK MAYORAL CANDIDATE: I invite anyone on this stage to talk about track records, because I actually have one.

STEPHANOPOULOS: Democrats spar over the top job in America's largest city, Jon Karl with the candidates, as the New York mayor's race enters the final stretch.

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ANNOUNCE: From ABC News, it's "This Week."

Here now, George Stephanopoulos.

STEPHANOPOULOS: Good morning, and welcome to "This Week."

As we head toward summer, President Biden is preparing his first overseas trip, heading to Europe for the G7, a visit with the queen, and his first summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin, where that spate of cyberattacks targeting our daily life will be at the top of the agenda.

Here at home, Biden hasn't given up hope for a bipartisan deal on infrastructure, but he's facing pressure from progressives to go it alone, as Republican votes prove elusive.