changes. what items are they anticipating are going to change or go away? the white house and all democrats are pretty much expecting the paid family leave provision to get cut because unless senator manchin changes his mind, there s no way to get the votes for that. there are some senators that are trying to work with manchin to work with senator sinema to find a rap on paid family leave, but right now, the options aren t looking good. so that s expected to get cut. there s also immigration provisions. ones that would provide some form of legal status for about 7 million undocumented people that passed through the house. that s again is expected to face an uphill battle in the senate and the white house has said, look, that s up to the senate. that s up to the parliamentarian and they re pretty much just deferring to congress on that front. you ve heard biden say that he s going to sign this bill depending on what democrats are able to get him. so there aren t a lot of red
senate. let s go back to that when it moves to the senate, something garrett said and you touched on, what are the chances it gets through at least somewhat close to as is? reporter: yeah, there is going to be changes. it s not only the paid family leave provision. there s also a lot of concern about the state and local tax deduction that cap on that. the provision in the house that there s a lot of democrats in the senate who don t like it because the wealthiest who make over a million dollars are going to see a big tax cut because of that. that s another change that could happen and another change that could actually impact the cost analysis. of course there s the paid family leave. there s the immigration provisions that are in the house bill that would provide millions of undocumented immigrants temporary legal status. that is very well likely going to be stripped out in the senate, and so there are going to be changes. while this is a big moment for the house today, it is by f
and clearly it is a priority for the president over this issue of voting rights. that is just a matter of fact here. we do know that the president kind of took us behind the curtains of the negotiations with those senators and with the differing factions of the democratic party, making very clear some of the provisions that are in and also some of those that are out, for example, paid family leave provision brought down from 12 weeks to four weeks. this issue of hearing medical hearing, dental, expansion of medicare coverage, saying that that is probably not going to happen, looking instead at an $800 voucher and several other provisions here. the most detail we heard from the president so far and he repeatedly made clear it was because of opposition from senators manchin and sinema that the president was needing to make those hard choices. here is how he talked about some of the conversations with senator sinema. listen. first of all, she s smart as the devil, number one. number t