act. how they are going to proceed with prioritizing pieces of the bill and trying to pass them into law. what did we learn from the speaker with regard to that? craig, it caught my attention the way that she tackled the idea of chunking this bill up into different sections, prioritizing various pieces of policy that are in the current version of this bill. we know that the big roadblock to it was senator joe manchin in terms of the policies that were still included. on the other side of this, we know senator sinema was one of the key opponents of the different revenue streams they were trying to use to pay for it. the interesting thing as they try to figure out what the path forward looks like, there seemed to be competing ideas on whether or not build back better would still be a reconciliation or a budgetary process that democrats would go out alone, or if it was something that as manchin has said repeatedly, he would try to do in some kind of singular policy by policy bipartisan