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Interviews this hour, dr. anthony fauci joining me for the latest on boosters and covid cases. plus cases in the nba. and also bob woodward for the talk that his new book is causing on capitol hill. first, garrett haake, peter alexander. moderator of "washington week," and ashley parker. garrett, there is so much in the air this hour. nancy pelosi to me looked a little tentative to me like "this is not a done deal." >> oh, it is clear that this is far from a done deal. i spent a lot of time talking to house progressives saying they're right where they have been the whole time on this. they don...

It's important to pay attention to it because if you're looking for tea leaves on how this might go, that is where you would look. bloomberg senate reporter steven dennis tweeted, "how deals come together in congress" with helpful "you are here" indicator. it's all kind of a mess until it's not. this time, your guess is as good as ours. joining us are nbc's shannon pettypiece, nbc news capitol hill correspondent leigh ann caldwell and punchbowl news co-founder jake sherman. jake, you were in that scrum with nancy pelosi. she said there needs to be agreement on legislative language for the infr...

Party's agenda. >> reporter: actually, senator joe manchin of west virginia is also unwilling to support the $3.5 trillion bill. but neither he nor sinema will say how much they're willing to spend or which parts of the bill they can't support. so the fate of tomorrow's infrastructure vote, up in the air. speaker pelosi, if progressives though are still threatening to block this bill by the end of today, can you still move forward with the vote tomorrow? >> well, we take it one step at a time. >> reporter: but then pelosi herself upping the ante, setting a condition for the infrastructure vote...

And vulnerable christians and others out. we didn't get american citizens that wanted out. this is not a logistical success. this is a series of reckless political decisions made by president biden when he ignored the advice of his commanders and he needs to be held accountable. these military officers should be held accountable, too, for not pushing back hard enough or making big statements by resigning because they say i'm not going to put our troops and the american lives at risk by these foolish and politically hasty and reckless decisions of the commander-in-chief. >> neil: yeah. they sai...

Infrastructure vote to move forward? >> we're not talking about a timetable on them. one of the things that i said that i can't keep a commitment that the senate is made impossible to do. what i've also said is we're not proceeding with anything that doesn't have agreement between the house and the senate. that's where we're working. we could pass a bill any time. we can pass a bill any time. if it doesn't have the support of the senate, then where are we? we have to have something that has both sides. the interest of the american people, first and foremost, what it means to them. as well as i...