issue. this as democrats are trying to zero in to get president biden's legislative agenda over the finish line. and they are trying hard with the bipartisan infrastructure bill. house speaker nancy pelosi is hoping to get that voted on by october 31st. that's already passed the senate. once the house gets that through it can go to the president a desk. the question is can she get the votes? and what's hanging that up? it's the second part of the president's agenda. it's that economic package, that massive economic package, the build back better act. as kaitlan was referring to, they don't have a top line number per that. started at $3.5 trillion. joe manchin wanted 1.5 and they are trying to go back and forth over what that number is. and that's impacting what is in the bill. wolf, i've talked to a number of lawmakers in the last several days. a number of senators who have their various projects they want in there. things like the child tax credit. things like paid family leave.