bridges to nowhere because it makes people feel good, then that is going to be a huge concern. >> so, kaitlan, is the white house still committed to a bipartisan bill at this point? >> they say that they are taking this latest proposal that has been gaining and they're looking at it. i think they have the a.o.c.s and other progressives and concerns in the back of their minds which is we're going to move forward and maybe get this bipartisan deal and then not everyone is going to be onboard with a massive package later down the road. so the white house has kind of been quietly navigating this. as president biden was overseas this past week with his top aides still in town working on it, because they see that chuck schumer and others are moving forward with the reconciliation process to fast track a potentially bigger bill but i do think that is the concern they have to worry about is that even if they get a bipartisan bill that people will vote for, then they have to worry about, you know, they've got the slim majority and these factions of progressives can really derail the agenda if they don't like