and the congress and senate having to come back and spend more money to keep the economy afloat. and i think that might give joe manchin a pause, whether he wants new spending when there s still this risk that perhaps congress is going to have to spend more like they did during the pandemic. molly: i think you answered half of the questions that the i had here on my notes that i wanted to be sure to hit. you mentioned the two famous names, joe manchin and kirstin sin marx of course, uniquely powerful moderates. there s a lot of give and take that goes on sometimes in these associations could be in washington, but there are a few things that have high hopes for democrats, they d like to see immigration, climate initiatives, so there are some chips that might be bargained back and forth. what are some of the hurdles that some of the democrats leaning to the left will have to get over in order to keep or drop some of these things going forward? what gets slashed?