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For speaker pelosi to do, since the nine house moderate democrats sent a letter saying they're going to withhold their votes on the budget framework that the house is coming back in session later this month to vote on until they write the house passes and president signs into law the bipartisan infrastructure bill. they point to the senate, say the senate passed the bipartisan bill and then the budget resolution framework, they're saying that this is the thing that needs to be done. this is the order they point to, jobs need to be created, transportation projects that need to be begun because ...

Caucus greed on a budget framework. democrats give yourself a few days to admire all that is being accomplished for a change, yes, take yes for an answer. there may be more doubt now that we're hearing from the nine democrats saying we want the infrastructure package to pass through the house before we look at this massive budget but there will always be hand wringing as you write. >> yes. i mention this possibility in the column and i go back to jonathan lemire's words. i wouldn't bet too much money against nancy pelosi, who has demonstrated over the years that she's pretty good at counting v...

Plans. >> i was going to say quickly, a lot of people anticipated that it might be progressives that hold up the infrastructure bill if the $3.5 trillion bill doesn't go forward. it seems the moderates have taken this preemptive strike for lack of a better word to try and hold things up or move along the bipartisan bill. >> reporter: yeah, that's absolutely right. you mention the progressives, they have the opposite opinion. they say they will not vote for the bipartisan bill unless they get a videos on the budget framework or excuse me, actual legislation of the $3.5 trillion. the progressive...

Senate Democrats are on track to pass, on a party-line vote, a budget resolution that sets up President Joe Biden’s $3.5 trillion economic agenda. Lawmakers Tuesday afternoon were voting on a slew of proposed amendments.

To the wall. they are going to change your country. it will be more like venezuela and less like america. >> harris: chad pergram live on capitol hill. i would say this to start, chad. i don't know if people realize what was happening simultaneously yesterday. we knew about the infrastructure bill and the trillion there, theirs plus there and now there is more. this is exactly what republicans have been talking about. behind every door it is money, money, money, money, money and it is our money. >> keep in mind nothing went out the door yesterday on this 3.5 trillion dollar reconciliation prop...