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laundrie is still in the preserve. we ll tell you why. let s go outfront. and good evening. i m erin burnett. outfront tonight, biden s rosy scenario. a scenario not shared by key members of his own party. right now, democrats are locked in a stalemate that could kill the president s legislative agenda. president biden, though, not letting that get him down. you know me. born optimist. i think things are going to go well. i think we are going to get it done. and but i have meetings tonight, tomorrow, and for the next little bit. well, it may not be by the end of the week. i hope it s by the end of the week. #. all right. here is the issue. right now, progressives in the president s own party are holding his $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure deal hostage because they want to vote, first, on a $3.5 trillion spending plan. it s a massive price tag. a plan, itself, hasn t yet been finalized but it says or they say it will include spending on, well, a whole lot of
kelly, 20 years ago, also joins us and a long road to a verdict. first i have to start with breaking news in arizona and texas. in arizona maricopa county officials revealed that a draft report from the group running that so called audit of that county s ballots, cyber ninjas, that was the company they brought in, well, now cyber ninjas has confirmed president biden won. and by an even wider margin than originally predicted. but that has not deterred officials down in texas, now they are on board. 325 days after the presidential election governor greg abbott announced they would do an audit in four separate counties, three of those counties won by president biden and won by former president trump. keep in mind this is a state that former president trump won by 600,000 votes. we are all over this story. also with us political strategist and someone who knows texas politics better than anyone, matthew dowd. jane, this audit in arizona cost their taxpayers over 400,000 bucks.