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-- we're talking trillions, much larger bill that is the human infrastructure bill. pelosi promises they will have an infrastructure vote and still saying it will happen today, although democrats don't seem to be closer to striking a deal. senator joe manchin a key moderate with kyrsten sinema says he is opposed to the $3.5 million price tag. 1.5 trillion in comments outside the capitol is his top number. progressives are really ticked off calling him names throughout the course of this. "politico"'s headlines democrats grit their teeth after manchin lists demands. new york congresswoman alexa...

Hill. >> we know now that this $1.5 trillion is the number joe manchin was talking about a couple months ago. it always seems, ask you certainly can argue with this premise that the intense negotiations don't happen until everybody's back is against the wall. that's what frustrates a lot of folks. >> deadlines focus the mind. deadlines focus the mind on capitol hill and at the white house. democrats set this deadline for themselves saying thursday there was going to be this infrastructure vote even earlier in the day. nancy pelosi was exuding confidence saying that she was in it to win it. she...

Tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the last-minute negotiating right now. will the house vote tonight on that bipartisan infrastructure bill? president biden in the oval office late today. congress has averted a government shutdown. but of course, now the question, will this infrastructure vote happen? roads, bridges, broadband. house speaker nancy pelosi working the phones with progressives who are demanding movement on the much larger $3.5 trillion human infrastructure bill. health care, child care, early education and fighting climate change. tonight, moderate democratic senator ...

It could certainly go longer, right, if the expectation is 60 minutes. it really depends how it is going in there. your spence of timing on the next steps? this is like a relating session. i think back to when former president obama came to the hill for one of his agenda items. it was like bringing in the closer at the bottom of the ninth. this is not that, right? how do you see the time line unfold? >> the next step that democratic leaders have to decide now is what happens with this infrastructure vote. they have been dragging it and dragging it and dragging it. it is decision time. do they ...

That this particular vote -- these particular votes, whether it's an infrastructure vote or social spending, these are key votes and we have to do what's best for the country. now, can i predict the outcome? no. but do i think they'll find a path considering the stakes to get together? yeah, i think they will. and do the progressives have a right to hold out for something more than what's apparent at this point? absolutely. but there comes a point where you have to just decide what's a victory? and when you can claim a victory and then move on, united. >> yes, the question of what's best for t...