changes the senate makes. kevin? let me ask you about that, because chad, according to some reporting out there, this could be much more expensive. i m just curious about the cbo analysis, how long might that take before we get something like that to chew over? we re thinking about a week, week and a half. that s why the moderates wanted to hold off on this vote because they wanted a final evaluation. they had some scores from the committee on taxation, joint committee on taxation here on capitol capitol hill and treasury. keep in mind in the senate they have strict budget rules that has to be what they consider to be budget neutral and you have jill manchen and there might be some expensive things in this bill from the house that they take out to meet those budget rules in the senate and then kick it back to the house. when you lose some votes in the house, remember nancy pelosi only has three votes to play with. if you have much attrition there, that might not pass in the house.
you. thank you. long day as i mentioned all day and frankly all night. over on capitol hill where democrats finally sort out their differences, at least for now. a path lead - - we want to talk about how the was made tonight and the city of the u.s. economy as a whole we welcome david mcintosh and jack. i m sorry about that jack. i want to begin with you. i sort of look at this and i think six in one half a dozen in the other, nobody s going to like everything and that s usually the way things work in washington although i suspect there will be lots of monday morning quarterbacking over why 13 republicans did decide to side with democrats. what s your take on what happened tonight? i agree. it finally happened, i guess. like chad said both sides in the democratic caucus blinked. they ve been trying to do this since september. washington has a history of passing pretty good infrastructure bills.
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