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And their constituents. so they have to make really tough choices, do we get rid of paid family leave, child care, what do we do with climate change, helping the homeless. they have to make really tough policy choices underneath that topline number. chris: marie, you have close ties across the party. some people are saying this is no longer just a fight between house moderates and house progressives, this is now a fight between the house democrats and senate democrats, between chuck schumer and nancy pelosi and between nancy pelosi and president biden. >> chris, it's interesting. a lot of thos...

Yesterday to make his 25th hour pitch for the political center piece of his agenda but he wasn't reaching across the table across the aisle to republicans. no. because the division currently threatening that agenda isn't originating from the right. but from within his own caucus. house progressives have made good on the word not to cosign the physical portion of the president's plan until the social spending bill is essentially guaranteed to pass the senate where two democratic holdouts continue to cause chaos. while i understand progressives' frustrations and contend with the fact that they a...

Game-changer. but experts say that vaiccines are still the way out of the pandemic. my body, my choice. hundreds of rallies across the country as protesters make a stand for reproductive rights. and instagram under fire, two high-profile influencers reveal their social media struggles. i'm pamela brown in washington. you are in the cnn "newsroom" and it is great to have you along with us on this saturday evening. an on this saturday night in the nation's capitol, the house is not in order. various democrats blaming one another for the collapse of an infrastructure deal this week. infrast...

C.com senators manchin and sinema, the problem or the solution. i'm michael smerconish in philadelphia. it's been a roller coaster of a week in washington. democrats tried to advance a $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill passed with bipartisan support and a more ambitious $3.5 trillion expansion of the societal safety net that lacks a single republican supporter. in the end, speaker pelosi having given problem solvers her word still couldn't deliver a vote. there are 535 members of congress, but 2 held the most sway. senator joe manchin of west virginia and senator kyrsten sinema of arizona. t...

A key piece of President Joe Biden's agenda has stalled in the U.S. House, as Democratic leaders again delayed a vote on a $1.2 trillion infrastructure package amid partisan in-fighting.