passed. what will his role be this time around? remember he is on the road quite a bit according to the white house selling and explaining the individual pieces of the bipartisan infrastructure law to the american people, andrea. doug, let s talk about the real world concerns on the score from the cbo. larry summers said to me last week that he would vote for this. the way the taxes are structured is not his choice but investment, long term, stretched out. he thinks capital investment and should be spending this money. i think the cob score highlight a couple things. number one they are going to have pass it through the senate on cbo scores and doesn t what the treasury or white house thinks about the irs enforcement. they have to adjust somewhere else. i think they should have gotten
mccain has a conscience that i wish very much that the rest of the republican leadership had that conscience as well. republicans hope to pass healthcare legislation by the end of september. in part because with special budget rules they can pass the bill with a simple majority. 50 yeses instead of 60. arthel? arthel: thank you very much, ellison. for more on this, we will go to kelly jane torrance, deputy managing editor for the weekly standard. here s the question, is it still possible to see repeal and replace under the trump administration? it is possible, but it s looking more and more unlikely, arthel. of course that s whether you consider this is repeal and replace. it s really kind of kicking it back down to the states and letting them decide, and, you know, there s some argument over whether that s actually repealing obama care because some states of course will keep obama care exactly as it is, while other states will seek waivers and do things very differently. arthel: s