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Much all of president joe biden's domestic agenda, but also political stakes for democrats as they head into the midterms next year, wanting to show they've been able to accomplish something on behalf of the american people, kendis. >> wow, a crucial weekend indeed, josh lederman, thank you for setting us up with all that. >> needless to say the president is faced with trying to get two sides of his own party to come to an agreement. the moderates want to do infrastructure first, but the progressives, well, they want to get the reconciliation bill done first, for a closer look at where the pro...

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Take these winning issues and turn them into losing issues in a general election? in terms of winners and losers, i have to tell you that the trump people are very, very happy this morning, the way that the democrats are positioning themselves outside what they regard as outside the mainstream of american politics. again, donald trump doesn't need to win this election. he needs four democrats to lose it. >> but elizabeth warren wasn't surrounded by people who are raising their hands when they say let's wipe out private insurance. let's actually share that. >> who here would abolish their priva...

And they talked about essentially what is a compromise ed ability to buy into medicare. it is different than, you know, an absolute transition so single payer. she expected it would end up in the medicare system, but it would not outlie there. she is sort of putting herself in the left camp, the progressive camp of the party and she likes to south the fact that she passed 18 pieces of legislation. she works with republicans on all sorts of things. and she is sort of -- she can do both, i think, she can hold down the progressive lane and work in a bipartisan fashion.

He didn't make a good deal. he didn't even make a good deal in comparison to what happened at the end of last year. >> that becomes the question, what was achieved. >> people didn't get their paychecks for a month, that's what was achieved. >> let's look at how the democrats are already dealing with this. we know this is going to be a big issue in 2020. we have a look at how the democrats voted on that spending bill yesterday. you have cory booker, kirsten gillibrand, kamala harris, elizabeth warren, who all voted no. the yeses, amy klobuchar, michael bennett, jeff merkley of oregon. you're al...