Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show Podcast.

Welcome back in Clay Travis, Buck Sexton Show, Buck under the weather. We are tracking

Capitol Hill movement on the Biden agenda. In particular, the infrastructure bill

reportedly going to be brought up for a vote today in the house. But we finally got the details

announced of exactly what will be in the budget reconciliation bill. And I am reading from this

right now the framework cost $1.85 trillion. Of course, that is not an accurate rendition of what

this truly cost because it's not expanding off into the future. They term limit this. And the

reality is this is a five to seven trillion dollar cost in the years ahead. But this is what is

in the bill. $555 billion to fight climate change through tax incentives for low emissions

sources of energy. $400 billion. By the way, I'm reading from the New York Times, which has this

bill itemized just FYI, this has just come out in the last hour or so. $400 billion to provide

universal pre-kindergarten to three and four year olds. And to they say reduce healthcare

costs for working families earning up to $300,000 a year. $200 billion to give parents a tax credit

through 2022 to basically pay parents for having their children. $165 billion to reduce healthcare

premiums. $150 billion to reduce a waiting list for in-home care. $150 billion to build one million

affordable housing units. $100 billion for immigration in part. And we got to get into what exactly

these details are because this is just a rough outline to reduce a backlog of nine million

visas. And remember, House Democrats have already passed a bill that would bury immigration costs

into this budget reconciliation bill that would help to lead to more citizenship. Again, the details

here are devilish indeed. And we don't have all those. And then $40 billion for worker training

and higher education. Okay. That adds up to $1.85 trillion. And they are saying that they have

offset the cost of the $1.85 trillion with tax increases. How do they get there? Again,

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