Thank you, Anderson. I am Chris Cuomo and welcome to Primetime. Now, we have some new information

for you on the Gabby Petito timeline. There's some bad information and circulation. We have it

right and we'll get it to you. But first, high anxiety in our capital. Will the Democrats hold a

vote tomorrow? Even if there's a chance they can't get their own members in line to pass their bill.

We're going to know in 24 hours. This is the biggest capital cliffhanger of the Biden presidency.

So let's go through it. The latest speaker Pelosi says tonight she does still plan to hold the

vote tomorrow on Biden's massive infrastructure bill. Remember, you got that and then the spending bill.

We're going to talk about both of them. Remember the timing. Pelosi said Monday was the day. Everybody

said it's not going to get done Monday. That was true. Then she said, okay, Thursday. That's tomorrow.

Now she's saying, okay, it's tomorrow, but I have the right to move it again. Why? Because she

doesn't have the votes. However, I argue to you the timing on this secondary. The main concerns

are about the who and the what? Okay. The key fight centers around the $1.2 trillion buy,

partisan infrastructure bill. Right? That's the one that passed in the Senate in August. But a lot

of House members don't like it. Why? A lot of reasons. They believe that it doesn't go far enough

on a bunch of things. But the big thing is climate concerns. It's too light. So you have

tension that's too full. The needed climate fixes, according to them, are in the spending bill,

as well as what the spending bill is really about. The big ticket items that Biden promised

in the bill, the back better bill. Right? They're insisting, therefore, that both bills go at the same

time, or they won't vote for infrastructure. How real is that? However, it's not their only position.

They say, or we want assurances that if infrastructure is passed tomorrow, there will be a framework

for a deal in place to complete the trillions in spending. So now is the question, who? Who is

holding it up? Gotta be the progressives, right? They keep saying they won't vote on the bill

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