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can. there s a lot in that bill, tax codes, climate change, social reforms, there s a lot, and people need to know what s in it. it s going to take a while. reporter: this is why it is significant. pelosi has scheduled that vote on thursday on the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill but progressives, i m told 40 or more could vote against that plan if manchin or kyrsten sinema, other moderates don t sign off on the larger agreement. does that have the support of those key members. if it does not, then it s possible, the leadership could be forced to punt on that issue again, and thursday is significant because come friday is the expiration of key funding programs, transportation funding programs, which is why pelosi is putting that vote on thursday to pressure some of those progressives to vote for it or risk seeing that funding lapse and also you mentioned, too, alisyn, they need to keep the government open past thursday, and it s unclear how that gets resolved as republicans are
package, having had these meetings yesterday, does the president think the house should vote on the infrastructure bill in the beginning of next week or does he think that there might be a benefit to waiting? the president is going to work closely with leadership to determine what the next best steps are. he also may need republican votes. does he intend to bring house republicans over to talk about infrastructure in the next few days? we are really deciding day by day on what can be most helpful and constructive to moving his agenda forward which includes each of these pieces of legs. pieces of legislation. deciding day by day. a week away from the end of the fiscal year. today is the day the administration is going to suggest agencies develop contingency plans for funding lapse. i want to ask specifically about agencies within hhs, the cdc and the fda. years ago in 2013, when there was a government shut down, tom frieden who led the cdc
sway for people who supports the president. there is concerns there that he does not want to draw any fire from those friendly allies. the place holder tweet that you referenced about him reviewing the bill may buy some time. the concerns that garret outlined are war leranted becau we see the president did not follow through so far. certainly far more broadly than that that no one feels there is a stomach for another government shutdown. does the president allow more time to sip away and dissipate before the deadline then once it is signed, it becomes law. there is no funding lapse. if there is a critic, he can defend he s keeping the government open. is it simply a buying time move where he knows he ll ultimately sign it or are there still some deliberations going on would he in some form not sign it or sign it with extras like looking for