and bold and ambitious agenda that i support and that most of our caucus supports. but there is a few pieces that senator sinema and manchin and a few others have pointed out they don t support in terms of either increasing federal revenue or new spending. so this is the art of the possible and one of my highest priorities is making sure we include some bold climate provisions in this plan. there is big tax extenders that will help accelerate a transition to clean energy. there is the civilian climate core, which i m continuing to fight for. and so are many in leadership from senator schumer to frankly president biden. this will unleash a new generation of americans helping promote climate resiliency, making our forests and our public lands urban communities and wetlands stronger and more resilient in the face of climate. the question is whether we can include a polluter fee. something that would make it more expensive for heavily polluting countries like china
but if it s opening an inquiry to collect more information, you see more support for it than impeachment outright. dana: anybody can say that they re looking into it. nadler is saying these are formal proceedings like there s a lot of that want to hear it. i feel like they re saying it because they need to but don t intend to do anything in the end. that could be right. jerry nadler and his committee are highly partisan and from deep blue districts. i ve been interested to watch nancy pelosi shift a little bit on impeachment. kristin is right. she s held the dam closed and her tone is starting to shift. i wonder if that s a reflection that more than half of the caucus supports impeachment. but those that don t want it to go forward are the freshmen democrats that come from trump parts of the world that just got elected last november. the last thing that they want to explain why they re doing something voters don t want. pelosi is the figure in this.