done because he wants to tout the fact that his bipartisan involvement is what he campaigned on, really trying to bring that to washington, but what happens to the other piece of it? he's going to be meeting separately with the progressives, the moderates, with leadership and trying to of course come together at the end of this and have at least a plan or a strategy. but as we've seen, many of these lawmakers are dug in, they say this has been my position from the beginning, why should i change now? so the question is what kind of influence or pressure the president can apply that gets either side to budge or concede or make a concession. we've seen the white house overall do that sometimes on the size and scope of some of their legislation but this is now coming down to within the own democratic family, how does the president come at the head of the table and hash this out internally. >> jake, i want to get your insights on this infrastructure debate and the trains running on
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