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Infrastructure bill. those are massive with a three vote margin, no margin in the senate and three or four seat margin in the house of representatives. those, they would struggle with a 20 seat margin to get it done, will struggle with a more narrow margin. then government funding running out end of the month. we are 20 something days from government funding running out. no plan to get that done. the debt limit runs out in october or november, democrats decided to try to force republicans to vote for it, which is going to be very difficult. all of this while joe biden's legislative agenda, his...

On those matters and more here tomorrow. bret? >> bret: we will cover that mike owe manual live at the state department. thank you. democrats today meantime on capitol hill adopting the budgetary framework for 3.5 budgetary bill. this after standoff between moderate democrats and house speaker nancy pelosi. congressional correspondent thad chad pergram take as like front capitol hill. good evening, chad. a lot going on up there. >> good evening, bret. this is the challenge facing pelosi from both wings of her party, moderates and progressives fought behind the scenes. pelosi is known for runni...

Looking at the generic battleground test, the congressional ballot where there's an eleven-point difference at this point. >> yeah, they had quite a lead. it's interesting mitch mcconnell was asked about entitlement reform, and paul ryan, he would love to see that tax reform and talked about it in the past week, and mitch mcconnell said i don't think we will move on entitlement reform because the democrats didn't want to move on it, and the democrats didn't want to move on obamacare or the taxes and mcconnell went full steam ahead on that, so why is he saying they're not taking on entitlements...

Hard, they take a lot of resources and a lot of money. he cannot do a write-in campaign if moore stays in. >> harris: let's talk about the balance of power in washington, i gave the example on the house side of more than a dozen republicans who decided they are going to seek reelection. you do have a departure by congressman who are retiring. >> the biggest problem, my 50 years of experience tells me that history. a lot of incumbents are giving up their seats, those of the hardest seats to hold. you have a 22 seat margin in the house, they have potential 20 members not running for reelection, ...

Need to be concerned because if they don't do this right and they have a bad off year, have trouble in georgia next week, another one coming up in montana later on in the year, two gubernatorial elections. they have bad rounds, two things will happen, republicans will abandon the president and his agenda here in washington number one and number two, it will be harder to rate raise money and recruit candidates for next year. speak with the president had a pretty low approval rating. were all waiting to see the next round because it will be interesting to see how the syrian move the president do...