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that's something the president is interested in. that would require legislation. we'll see maybe during a technical corrections bill if we ever get something through congress. >> do you worry at all about congress holding you in contempt? >> reporter: obviously, there that was a question about carried interest but he told me he has not talked to anyone at the white house or the president himself. he said i could not be any clearer about that fact. i've not consulted with anyone. he said he had never seen this memo until it was published in "the washington post." he's trying to get to the bottom of it. jim and poppy? >> lauren fox, thank you very much. important exchange there. >> absolutely. >> all right. in minutes, house speaker nancy pelosi will meet with the president about infrastructure after she accused him of engaging in a cover-up, her words. >> see how that goes. >> how is that going to go? stay with us. felt part of my identity was being taken away. when you're able to restore what cancer's taken away, you see that transformation firsthand knowing that she had options that she could choose, helped restore hope.
the federal government we failed to bring over a -- a small piece of language that would have clarified that when there is a federal exchange operating in the state, that the tax credits are available for all the citizens in that state, as well. >> and ezra this kind of thing happens a lot, as you know. and when you're dealing with a massive big bill like this with a lot of moving parts, the likelihood of a little flaw like this showing up is very high which is why they always used to -- a few months after the big bill passed maybe a year later, they would pass the so-called technical corrections bill when you would go in and say, well this is what this part here meant to say. but in this congress, there's no real chance of passing any kind of technical correction. so the supreme court is basically deciding whether they're going to do a technical corruption to the bill. >> right. and i think a different way of putting this is there's one version of this that is about the law and clarity in the statute and another version of
all the citizens in that state, as well. >> and ezra, this kind of thing happens a lot, as you know. and when you're dealing with a massive bill like this with a lot of moving parts, the likelihood of a little flaw like this showing up is very high, which is why they always used to -- a few months after the big bill passed, maybe a year later, they would pass the so-called technical corrections bill when you would go in and say, well, this is what this part here meant to say. but in this congress, there's no real chance of passing any kind of technical correction. so the supreme court is basically deciding whether they're going to do a technical corruption to the bill. >> right. and i think a different way of putting this is there's one version of this that is about the law and clarity in the statute and another version of this which is about sabotage, right? there's one version which is plowable. you have unclear language in this section. if you read it in context, it's clear what's going on. if you read it in context of