act as soon as they had a chance to look at the fiscal information and that will be transformative. you talked about the importance of getting support for the people and help for the people of your district in nevada there, and certainly that we re still in the pandemic. the bbb is going to help out way more than the bipartisan infrastructure bill. i m not saying the bipartisan infrastructure bill won t help, but the bbb is the social spending bill of the two. how convinced are you that it will pass, it will not be summarily dismissed by senators manchin and sinema now that they have what they wanted in the infrastructure bill? they were never big fans of the bbb, and why would you even trust them? because it s not about them. it s about the american people. you know, for far too long the focus has been about the personalities in washington, d.c. and not the people and the policy that s going to actually improve their lives. and so overwhelmingly american
and said they were going to pass the build back better act as soon as they had had a chance to look at the fiscal information, and that will be transformative. you talked about the importance of getting support for the people and help for the people of your district in nevada there, and certainly that we re still in the pandemic. the bbb is going to help out way more than the bipartisan infrastructure bill. i m not saying the bipartisan infrastructure bill won t help, but the bbb is the social spending bill of the two. how convinced are you that it will pass, it will not be summarily dismissed by senators manchin and sinema now that they have what they wanted in the infrastructure bill? they were never big fans of the bbb, and why would you even trust them? because it s not about them. it s about the american people. you know, for far too long the focus has been about the personalities in washington, d.c. and not the people and the policy that s going to actually improve their live
workers better, but allow your elders to live safely and comfortably for the long-term that is what democrats need to do. so yes, talk about the top lines in the policy, but talk about the tangible impacts. yeah. talk about the communities this will provide for, joy. you re absolutely right. the u.s. ranks 28th out of 38 industrial countries for the share of 4-year-olds enrolled in early childhood education. we re barely a modern country when it comes to how we treat families, kurt. most people don t know what is in these bills. we try the do it in the show. here is what is in the bills. there is a poll out that only 10% know a lot of the specifics in the bill. i kind of feel like manchin and sinema have taken advantage of that. everyone knows what infrastructure. it s trains, roads, stuff like that, bridges. but the other bill has been allowed to be sort of pushed aside. but it s the bill that helps the most people. so do you think that at this point now that now that the white
and really listening to your constituent it is. let s be very clear here. these are not controversial bills. no. these are not controversial provisions. this is not a controversial legislative piece. this is something that the overwhelming majority of the american people clearly want. any time you put yourself on the opposite of, that any time you put yourself in a position to potentially be an obstruction to, that you are playing political fire with your life, with your political livelihood here. and you re also setting yourself up to get a lot of the blame and very little of the credit. there you go. i ve heard it called maverick theater, what she is doing. won t say who i heard that from. juanita tolliver, kurt bardella, thank you. it s almost time for halloween and there is a monster in our midst. creeping out of the shadows and into the political mainstream. are you frightened yet? you should be. we ll be right back. we ll be ri. i want some more of it i try so hard, i can
they made progress on the policy side, on the political side, it looked like things were moving further apart at various points. certainly looked like that. gloria, as you heard the progressive chair, pramila jayapal, is making it abundantly clear, the framework, agreement in principle, a framework on the bigger spending bill won t be enough to get her caucus to vote for the traditional infrastructure bill. do democrats have a path forward after all these months of really hard work? well, you heard what nancy pelosi said. you know, pelosi says a framework is fine. we need a framework. and so i think they re all going to have to get together and decide either they trust each other or they don t trust each other. if you have a framework and say we re promising x amount on climate and we re promising to do this on medicare, i don t understand how democrats at this late date cannot get in a room and say to each other, we will