is she feeling about how this is all unfolding. you know, she s a mixed bag of emotions, i guess, she feels a deep sense of responsibility because she is well supported and loved and valued exactly for being who she is, an authentic existence. and not a lot of kids, when there s lots of kids that are not experiencing that level of support from their families, their teachers, their neighbors, their classmates, their friends. so she feels a really deep sense of responsibility to show up for all those kids that can t be there. but, she s also crunched, i mean she s had some sleepless, very tear filled nights, seeing this last bill pass was really incredibly difficult for all of us, especially because she
bill. we re 19 days away from election in virginia. the president has a huge win sitting out there, a once in 50 years infrastructure plan. let s make it the law of the land. that s virginia senator mark warner, one of the key negotiators of the stalled bipartisan infrastructure bill. he is urging the president to lean on them to let the bill pass. warner believes it will help former virginia governor mcauliffe capture his old job next month. that may be easier said than done. cnn s daniela diaz has the latest. good morning. the democratic leader is promising a big week ahead. what s he got in store? reporter: laura, in a dear colleague letter, he said next week will be a pivotal moment for biden s agenda. it s crunch time. there are still a lot of details
the point being there are criminals coming across the border probably on a weekly basis if not daily basis. what s worse the border patrol agents are pushed so far away. what does he do? he criticizes them for doing their job. but what s worse he wants to put 85,000 new i.r.s. agents. not more people to protect our border. 1.5 million people have illegally come across the border. you know what s also in the reconciliation bill? more than $100 billion to create amnesty for more than 10 million people that came here illegally. dana: jayapal said it must be in the bill to get her vote. lots going on. how can this bill pass? dana: will it pass? not if you call. it doesn t matter if you re republican or democrat. if you believe in the concept of freedom and believe in a fair process and believe you have a right to what your children are taught in school.
not deliver this once in a lifetime bill pass, not fix our roads and bridges which are already comparable to any third-world country in the world, we ve got to make it work. so probably a good thing this weekend people are taking a good breath recharging, and we ve got to go right back at this and get it done. can i ask you finally and quickly don t the american public have a right to know what their senators and the positions they take are? absolutely. we don t know much about what senator sinema is opposing in the $3.5 trillion. i m not saying she needs to negotiate in public, but do you as a member of these negotiations, do you trust if the bipartisan infrastructure bill goes forward senator manchin s and senator sinema s words on what they support will actually stand? i feel like senator don t trust their word and that s why they want to see this move before they vote on the bipartisan
by the way there s not enough money in the bill to get that in the bipartisan bill. so we got to have those discussions. but failure is not an option. if any of us this whole caucus not deliver this once in a lifetime bill pass, not fix our roads and bridges which are already comparable to any third-world country in the world, we ve got to make it work. so probably a good thing this weekend people are taking a deep breath, recharging, and we ve got to go right back at this and get it done. can i ask you finally and quickly don t the american public have a right to know what their senators and the positions they take are? absolutely. we don t know much about what senator sinema is opposing in the $3.5 trillion. i m not saying she needs to negotiate in public, but do you