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Ambitious objective, a big plan that will reduce the cost for working americans, reduce the cost of healthcare, reduce the cost of day care, make higher education more affordable and accessible, provide for paid family leave. i'm less concerned about exactly what that top line number ends up being and i'll remind you, it is over ten years. >> i understand. >> if it is $350 billion a year or $320 billion a year, we should take the win and get the infrastructure bill to the president's desk and get a reconciliation bill done and passed to the president's desk. i suspect this deal will be declare...

Did they -- is it time to move on and go ahead and just go with democrats on this one? and i think that's what we're going to be watching this week. >> and hey, jonathan lemire, let's look at the numbers. the white house's original infrastructure plan was about $2.25 trillion. they've cut it down to about 1.7. they're down about 500 billion. republicans are sitting tight. they're sitting at -- well, 568 and they're count welcome and i think joe manchin is counting the 320 billion they're already set to spend this year. they're up closer to 800 billion, $900 billion. let's take it from here. yo...

It was not enough clarity with regard to what private equity was to be offered, not enough clarity in terms of big versus small, publicly traded companies versus private companies, and that's where some of the issues came. you're looking at companies like auto nation. that's a public company. it can tap the public market for more money. same with shake shack. that's why these companies are giving back the money. the problem here is that as i understand it my sources have told me that much of this second tranche the $320 billion that the government just signed off on at the end of last week it'...

Oil set off over the weekend when saudi arabia cut prices. the move sending u.s. oil plunging 25% to $31 a barrel, potentially eating into profits of energy producers, which employ 6.7 million people. other hard hit-industries -- airlines, cruises, with so many now limiting travel. the largest tech companies including apple, microsoft, google, facebook, and amazon wiping out more than $320 billion in value. a number of analysts now concerned without fiscal stimulus, we could be headed for a recession. >> if we're going into recession, we're probably there now. probably started this month. >> a...

Campaigning. >> there is a decision that we have to make about where can i spend the time that will actually help us, you know, gain the kind of support we need to win. and there's a strategic decision that has to be made, and iowa being the first in the state, i mean in the country, is probably one of the most important of the 50 states, and so that is where i'm going to spend my time. >> now, the house has passed a short term spending bill in order to avoid a government shutdown in october. lawmakers approved the bill in a 301-123 vote just a day after both parties in the house and senate ag...