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the house moderates were saying, look, give us a vote this past week on infrastructure and we will support, we ll negotiate but we ll support a social spending plan and you progressives wouldn t trust them. why not? chris, honestly there wasn t a split. we agreed to do what joe biden wants. you know i chaired bernie sanders campaign. medicare for all isn t in here. free college isn t in here. chris: time out here. the fact is that nancy pelosi wait a minute promised the moderates a vote this past week, first on monday, then on thursday, and she said to them i m going to give it to you and you and the progressive caucus refused to give it to them. why didn t you trust them that if you passed their plan, they would vote for your plan? what i said was the progressive caucus has said we ll do what the president wants. i didn t get one phone call from the white house saying we want the infrastructure bill to pass first. i didn t get one call from the speaker s office or the majorit
this hour, we ll faulk with h cedric richmond and ask ro khanna about the president s call to lower the price tag. plus, get reaction from the number three republican in the senate, john barrasso, only on fox news sunday. then, we ll ask our sunday panel about joe biden s presidency at a crossroads. and our power players of the week, the teamworking around the clock to ensure no service member is left behind, all right now on fox news sunday. chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. well, this was supposed to be the week house democrats passed that bipartisan infrastructure plan and gave president biden a much-needed legislative victory. but this sunday the party is still deadlocked between moderates who want
it had a lot of momentum on its side. in a normal world that would have been signed into law by the president. this was two months ago, before afghanistan when the president lost a lot of political muscle. now you we re at a point where the president is weak and really bernie sanders, the far left democrats are driving the bugs and joe biden is just along for the ride. chris: well, let s talk about politics on both sides, he though. as you point out, 19 of your fellow republican senators voted for the bipartisan infrastructure plan in the senate. you didn t. you called for the reconciliation bill, a freight train to socialism. you and all of the republicans are refusing the normal course, bipartisan passage of raising the debt limit so i guess the question to you and a lot of republicans is, are you viewing these issues on the merits or are you just playing partisan politics?
hate in washington reporting it s make or break. many of us have seen legislation that appears to be in trouble or appears to be dead and it s suddenly revived. what do you think are the realistic chances that it may be reduced but both infrastructure and a big social spending plan in the end will be passed by the democrats even with their razor thin majority? yeah, look, chris, i think you re exactly right. it s still possible, there s no question that democrats could eventually come together to pass these plans and you ve seen this again and again and again covering washington. the challenge for democrats right now is this bitterness among these factions is increasing right now, not decreasing. i think your interview with representative khanna and the question about the reporting about what the white house has been signaling privately to these progressives i think the white house gambled that the infrastructure wouldn t work eventually. what they wanted to do was