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The annual event has been moved to october. organizers said it won't take place because of the growth of covid-19 cases in the new orleans area. the huge bipartisan infrastructure package teed up for a final senate vote. 68 senates including 18 republicans voted to end debate on the $1.2 trillion package. it brings three questions in three minutes for cnn white house correspondent john harwood. thank you for joining us. you're up so early. we appreciate it. and a lot of questions. it's a huge bill. >> it is. the traditional infrastructure piece you write that back in 2013 senator ted cruz sa...

Watching for, steph. >> they can't just fold it into the $3.5 trillion democrat only bill. there are democrats that aren't going to sign onto it. given where we are, on what grounds can the white house say that something is going to happen in a bipartisan way? >> put it like this, steph. the president's guts, instinct, take aways from having served in the senate some 40 years, white house officials with whom i have spoken about it with takes an eyes wide open approach. nothing is agreed to until everything is agreed to. he realizes republicans generally speaking have no incentive to help him o...

Inherent disqualifier for those members. three of them voted to object to biden-won elector observe that evening. it turns out pelosi's reason for rejecting them was different. it was not because of their votes, it was about negotiations that she believed they had that were linked in some way form or fashion to that attack that she believed were unacceptable. and it seemts like the democratic caucus is supportive. >> we'll put a pin in this for a second and talk about the other big story on capitol hill. there's just so much news coming from across the street right now. this is about the vote ...

Department of homeland security from approving new applications, what's the current recipients, some good news. >> they can keep on renewing the applications, keep on renewing their work permits on and on that they have since 2012. >> this new legal battle comes a year after the supreme court stopped the trump administration from ending daca. for now, dreamers like jorge hope for a permanent solution. >> we are americans. we have been here for our whole lives, most of our lives. i don't know mexico, nothing about my culture. which is why i consider myself un-american. >> our thanks to -- for i...

In 2020 thatri didn't actually happen. what's happening, though, on state level legislatures and this is where republicans i think are going to start pointing to what's happening across the states of proof of what they can do if they're given power again in the midterms is looking at state legislatures passing things like critical race theory bans or trying to in this special session. restrictive voting bills happening in places like texas, florida, georgia. those are the places where republicans have to look for the incubators of what republicans can do if they have power because on a nationa...