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Will still from the house who did pass the bill to make it happen but right now the biggest losers of course are the american people who could have benefited from a bill that worked on disabled care, expanded benefits for elder care, the expanded tax credit as was discussed in the previous segment, family leave, climate change, so many other big ticket items that are important certainly to many voters and the democratic party. >> and the progressives in the house that they complained so much about went ahead, some kicking and screaming, and passed the infrastructure part with the promise that ...

But there are also some protections this morning that things are looking up and some prices are going down. joining me right now is mark sandy, the chief economist for moody's analytics. it's very clear the white house has had this big spending bill will help control inflation. it's also clear joe manchin doesn't agree. who is right? >> i would say neither. it's neither here nor there when it comes to inflation, kate. this is about long-term economic growth. all else being equal, this should take the edge off, improve labor productivity, that's the infrastructure part of the bill. it should he...

On this climate trip for example where only the bipartisan infrastructure frame work in hand. that say regressive bill when it comes to climate. 500 billion investing in climate as part of the build back better act is a good thing, but where is that 500 billion going to put us, to help us reach our 2035 and 2040 goals? so still a lot to work out. we need to see bill text before we decide what we're going to do in terms of a vote. >> you say the bill is regressive. he can't just go with the infrastructure part of it. if he appeals to you tomorrow, can you reach an agreement on the infrastructur...