the ongoing infrastructure talks. congress is out this week, but the president has targeted the memorial day deadline has come and gone, but he s targeted now i believe the week of june 7th, as coming up, to see whether or not there could be any sort of bipartisan deal on infrastructure. on the first part, i ll just say, i think that you are totally right. there are many senators that do not want the filibuster to end. they are just much more quiet about it. i think you have a lot of votes that there are moderate democrats in arizona, et cetera, that would have problems voting for some of these issues that they don t want to have to take up. as far as infrastructure, we are reporting this morning that joe biden is tote meet with shelly moore capito, the republican from west virginia, who s leading the senate republican side of things tomorrow. now, i think it s important to note that they are very, very far apart. they don t even just they aren t even on the same page on what actua
this service. we would love to have you and we hope you have a blessed memorial day weekend. day. shannon: i m shannon bream, in for chris wallace. the white house struggling to strike a bipartisan deal on infrastructure with senate republicans, after a abandoning its memorial day deadline. we can t afford to fall any further behind. now is the time to build the foundation that we ve laid. shannon: talks at a crossroads as president biden reaches for a top legislative priority. but the administration and republican senators remain far apart over the size and scope of the investment and how to pay for it. we believe this counter offer delivers on what president biden told us in the oval office that
fox news sunday is up next, shannon bream is in for chris wallace today. i m back tomorrow, 6:00 eastern, sitting in for bret baier on special report. have yourself an awesome day. shannon: i m shannon bream, in for chris wallace. the white house struggling to strike a bipartisan deal on infrastructure with senate republicans, after a abandoning its memorial day deadline. we can t afford to fall any further behind. now is the time to build the foundation that we ve laid. shannon: talks at a crossroads as president biden reaches for a top legislative priority. but the administration and republican senators remain far apart over the size and scope of the investment and how to pay for it. we believe this counter offer delivers on what president biden told us in the oval office that
to keep some in reserve just in case they need it again for a virus related measure. these two sides are not giving up, but they ve got a long way to go. there will be more meetings next week. we so appreciate these three friends of our broadcast. thank you so much for starting us off tonight. coming up, as a former party leader and vice presidential candidate issues a warning to his fellow republicans tonight, some democrats worry their party is just not fighting back enough. and later, the alarming number of americans who are convinced satan-worshipping fed ped files are in charge of our country. the 11th hour is just getting under way. we show you members of the u.s. army old guard marking the graves of those who gave all, those we remember each memorial day. y.
can his good faith efforts be measured in days? brian, we ll do this quick. the white house believes the fact that there was a republican counteroffer, the talks are continuing, that s a good sign. the white house wants a bipartisan deal. the president really wants a bipartisan deal, even if on the hard infrastructure. the memorial day deadline, the soft deadline, that s been pushed. it s going to be another week or two. they re giving them time to come to an agreement. the bad news is, though the republicans upped their offer today, the real number we should be concerned about is the $250 billion in new funding. that s far less than the white house wants. moreover, it s how the pay for it. republicans are saying use it from the leftover from the covid relief bill. the problem, 95% of that money has been allocated. it s been spent, and they want