infrastructure bill until the reconciliation bill has passed. so we re in the same place. so we expect a debate and vote on the infrastructure bill later today. pelosi believed that they would pass the bill. remember, historically pelosi doesn t go to the floor and lose. we re told there are about ten or more republicans that would vote yes on the bill, but if 40 progressives bolt, the math doesn t add up. jim clyburn says he s not whipped the vote. there s one theory that the bill may need to fail now in order to succeed later. neil? neil: thanks very much. now to the president and how he s taking this in. there were reports earlier that he was planning a trip to capitol hill to see for himself. jacqui heinrich at the white house with more on that. jacqui? good afternoon to you, neil. one headline that is getting buried in all of this drama that we re seeing play out on the hill is that the price tag of this reconciliation deal has
autopsy photos were going to be discussed or revealed in court next week and said they were not going to observe those or listen in on that. it is not clear if they are looking at any of these photos inside court right now. john: met fin for us in davenport. sandra: next, the push from the left to keep kids on the same level in schools and white critics say when it comes to helping the students, the math doesn t add up. so i only pay for what i need. cause i do things a bit differently. wet teddy bears! wet teddy bears here! only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.
sanders said the campaign will limit the number of hours staffers work to 42 or 43 each week to ensure they re making the equivalent of $15 an hour. you re a veteran of campaigns, this is difficult. can they achieve that? probably not. when you re talking about campaigns, long hours, they expect you to do more. people expect to be paid for every hour they work. so it was great to come out and do a big media rollout, oh, yeah, we re the union, we re taking care of everybody but asking people to work 60 or 70 hours a week, the math doesn t add up. people who make more than $36,000 a year who don t get health care benefits, either you do medicare for all or you re not. that s what missing the whole conversation about health care and 1 a $5 a $15 an hour. thanks for being here today. thank you. it all started with a message to the president.
lot of influence. against hillary clinton? against either. it feels like normally as you point out, peter, not an insignificant issue, but i have no faith there s anything that will come out that moves the number in any meaningful way. to ruth s point, look at what we ve seen. it is like a novel. i have to fire up my people and believe the movement can overwhelm, like a brexit vote. brexit was even going into the polls, we are at a ten point gap, so there are differences, but finish that thought. the difference with brexit, significant people were going to the polls and say yes, let s exit brexit. donald trump s numbers, the math doesn t add up. back to your point, chris, it is interesting. didn t you think that 3:00 a.m. ad hillary clinton put out that our children are watching with respect to kids watching. i thought the ad, i am interested in ruth s point of view. i thought the ad with women reading the things, that s the
work into jobs a lot of things they say cost money. make it easier for low-income workers to get transportation to work. how do you match that up with the commitment on the republican side to tax cuts and particularly lower tax rates at the top? math doesn t add up. spending money on those things you have to be able to tell conservative con stitstituencyies there s no top tax income rate of 28%. it depends on how you re spending your tax money. i want to spend tax money on the eitc and more vocational education and that s not the real source of spending in this country, josh. the real source of spending is out of control entitlements not just part of the safety net for the poorest americans. frankly, we are not able to honor commitments to the least of these in the united states with an ironclad safety net which we should be proud of unless we start to take on the problem in a realistic way. you have been writing about this. i ve read your stuff and