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Move forward on the bipartisan infrastructure bill until they see movement on that larger social spending package. so far that movement has not come. the senators who are key to that process, senators man chin sinema are not feeling the same time crunch house meps members are feeling. what we're also starting to see emerging here among democrats is the fact that there's beginning to be frustration that boils over, both in terms of democrats in the house looking at democrats in the senate wondering why they're not feeling the same impetus for progress, and democrats wondering why the president ...

Congressional executive caucus. >> thank you for having me. >> has there been any progress in resolving questions about that human infrastructure bill over the last 24 hours? >> well, we've met several times, our caucuses met and of course this is a huge initiative, a $3.5 trillion that has many good things in it. it has universal day care. it has free community colleges. it has dental, hearing, eye care for medicare. so it has great provisions in it, but still not perfect. you know, i'm really concerned about the fact that we may leave immigrants behind one more time. and even as we pass this...

Of clarity on who recommended what by when, but there are two points, i think, that are clarified by yesterday's session before congress. first, there was unanimous agreement that the military chain, beginning with the secretary but then through the chairman and down to the commander general mckenzie were fully consulted. they were at the table, they had a voice, and they felt heard. i think that's very important to take away from yesterday. and then the second thing, i think it was clarified at the time of the decision from april to july, the president face add very narrow set of options, and...

The white house clearing that schedule so he can have more engagements with members of congress as well. as one white house official put it, there's a strong sense that progress is being made. that's why the president wants to be hunkered down here and doing everything he can to move the ball forward. we haven't seen the president head up to capitol hill himself yet. all the meetings have been coming here to the white house. we might get a sense of that in the next 48 hours in one form or another as the president tries to see this through. it's an important moment. the white house has been on ...

And we begin on capitol hill where democrats in the house and senate are in a stalemate with just hours before their self-imposed deadline is expected to kick in. with speaker pelosi having set tomorrow as the day to vote on the $1 trillion hard infrastructure bill, democrats are still fighting over the larger human infrastructure bill. progressives are still insisting they will not support one without the other. president biden is doing what he can as negotiator in chief. he actually canceled a trip to chicago to stay in washington and meet with senate democrats to find common ground, but the...