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about voter sentiment for democrats progressive push to the left. and concerns tonight about a possible meat shortage, how another big ransomware attack could put the nation s food supply in jeopardy. let s begin tonight with infrastructure as time runs down on a possible deal coming together, we are just hours away from a meeting between the president and the g.o.p. chief negotiator. kevin corke has the very latest tonight and kevin, i got to say when i talked to the senator sunday, she still sound hopeful. she did sound hopeful. i actually had a chance to hear a lot of her comments and i must say, that positivity could go a long way towards hopefully bridging the gap, but the planned one-on-one meeting as you know between biden and the senator actually comes after senate republicans last week offered a nearly trillion dollar counterproposal to the white house s infrastructure plan. that counter, by the way, still leaves the two sides about a trillion dollars apart. even worse, ther
told us they need to try to get this done tonight. he said trying to do it tomorrow will be much tougher. graham was one of the republicans who voted with democrats against the government funding package late friday night. others in that bipartisan group sound hopeful. when was the last time you saw 22 senators meeting day after day and the number of senators keeps growing with each meetings that we have? and each one of them is committed to getting to a solution. and that to me is very encouraging. both sides have got to make some compromises. you know, as senator from virginia where we have a huge number of federal employees we need to get this resolved. two members of the senate republican leadership john cornyn of texas says his bet on the government will be shut down tomorrow. roy blunt of missouri says they are voting at 1:00 a.m. that s not a very good sign. blunt says 10:00 p.m. would be a little better, perhaps a sign of