Across roads, as a bipartisan infrastructure proposal gained steam, a key progressive

works on a sweeping bill on his own terms.

The president has given us a blueprint where we need to go.

Can Democrats pass either or both?

I'll speak with Senate Budget Chair Bernie Sanders and bipartisan leaders of the House

Problem Solvers Caucus, Josh Godheimer, and Brian Fitzpatrick next.

And fair warning, President Biden gives Russia about six months to change.

If he chooses not to cooperate, then we will respond.

As U.S. companies scramble to prevent crippling hacks, is Biden giving Putin too much slack?

White House National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan joins me to discuss.

Plus, right much, as states move to restrict rights for transgender Americans, I'll talk

to the first openly trans legislator elected to a state house, her message to trans youth.

Regardless of whether you care about politics, politics cares about you.

Danica Rome ahead.

Hello, I'm Dana Bashin, Washington, where the state of our union is their way or the highway.

Fresh off an overseas trip where President Biden asserted America is back, his ambitious

domestic agenda is now being put to the test here at home.

The president says he will respond tomorrow to a bipartisan $1.2 trillion proposal to overhaul

America's roads and bridges that is picking up momentum in Washington.

Twenty-one senators from both sides of the aisle now say they support it, but many on the

left worried the deal leaves out too many of their priorities on issues from the climate

crisis to caregiving.

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