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Joe Biden's promised to make a ton of progressive priorities happen during his presidency.

But what's his chief of staff saying behind closed doors?

We have an exclusive look this morning at what Ron Claylaim told powerful progressives yesterday about where the

administration's headed on immigration, taxing the rich, the minimum wage, and more. Here's playbook co-author

Rachel Bade with the scoop. Leaders of the Congressional Progressive Caucus met with White House Chief

of Staff Ron Claim at the White House on Wednesday morning. I caught up with Pramilla Jayaupal,

who leads the CPC, and here's what she told me.

Number one, on infrastructure.

Progressives pressed for a commitment that Joe Biden's jobs plan will address not only

transportation, but things like climate, health care, and so-called family infrastructure,

things like child care, and paid leave.

Jayapal laid out to the White House her concerns that if they work with Republicans, they

won't get all these things.

She told me, quote, we can either go green or we can go bipartisan because I just don't

think Republicans are ready to have a transformative package.

Clayne did not say what the plan was, per se, but he did indicate to CPC leaders that the White House

is exploring different options, including the possibility of actually breaking up the build-back

better plan into as many as three different bills. Some could go on a bipartisan basis. Some could

go through reconciliation and be Democratic bills only. In theory, at least a handful of Republicans

might pass a more narrow

bill that focuses specifically on roads and bridges, but not on things like climate. But there's

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