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I was not just wrong. i was explosively wrong. is that the right way to put it? i was wrong with a side of fries and every dipping sauce. whatever the opposite of i told you so is, that is what i should say right now. i was completely wrong. today after months and months of back and forth, democrats and republicans in the u.s. senate passed a $550 billion infrastructure bill and they did it together. i was so sure republicans were pulling the same trick they pulled with obamacare in 2009 where they dragged bipartisan talks out for like a year and pretended to be so interested in supporting som...

We need to do much more. >> reporter: but minority leader mitch mcconnell is blasting the partisan move. >> they want to put behind this budget resolution, like somebody walked across the rotunda to the house and handed the squad a pen and piece of paper. >> reporter: this after overnight senate did pass that $1.2 trillion infrastructure you're looking here at the 19 gop senators who handed the president his long sought after bipartisan victory. in total, the deal includes $550 billion in new federal investment, $110 billion in roads, bridges and major problems, 66 billion for rails and 65 bil...

On the battlefield. the taliban have a sense that the world wants to have a relationship with them and that even if they don't negotiate meaningfully, there is a possibility that they will have international recognition should they come to power militarily. the us senate has passed a $1 trillion infrastructure plan after months of political wrangling. unusually in the divided political town of washington, the measure had bipartisan support — nearly 20 republicansjoined democrats in voting for the bill. it now goes to the house of representatives, and if passed there, would head to president ...

If it passes there, it will end up on president biden's desk for a final signature. as the once—in—a—generation piece of legislation continues its trudge through the halls of capitol hill, let's look at the most interesting numbers to come out of it. there's a proposed $550 billion in new federal spending over five years. it invests $110 billion in roads, bridges and major projects, $66 billion in passenger and freight rail and $65 billion to expand broadband internet access. the bill serves as a win for both republicans and democrats, and president biden commended the senate for working...

The measure had bipartisan support — nearly 20 republicans joined democrats in voting for the bill. it now goes to the house of representatives, and if passed there would head to president biden's desk. let's look at what this bill would do. $550 billion in new money would be spent over five years. $110 billion will be invested in roads, bridges and dams. $66 billion will be spent on passenger and freight rail. and another $65 billion goes to expanding high—speed internet access. president biden praised the new legislation. i know compromise is hard for both sides. but it's important, it's...