said you are going to vote on it. get it done. that's good. that's the bipartisan infrastructure bill that you are referring to, right? um, and you issue -- you said yesterday -- i quote you, congressman, i just don't buy at the end of the day that folks will vote against it. of course, there are progressive members of your party who have said they will do that, right? if they don't get a guarantee on their much bigger plan. have you had any conversations with progressives that have directly told you that they really will vote against it? or do you feel confident that this vote on thursday, they will all vote yea? >> i think at the end of the day and i stand by what i said yesterday. i don't know anyone who can go -- any faction of the democratic party that can vote against the president's agenda, against 2 million jobs a year, hardworking men and women of laker, all these infrastructure packages are critical to the roads and dbridges and tunnels n their districts and helping fight climate change but i do believe we have to keep working as we, around the clock, erin, to your point on reconciliation to make sure we keep advancing the ball there. we have made incredible progress