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I'm John Dickerson in Washington, and this week on Face the Nation.

With 100 days to go ahead of the midterm elections, Democrats revive a tax and spending

package and hope voters will reward them if it passes.

Last week saw a surprise development in the protracted build-back better saga.

West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin, who seemed opposed to a sweeping sweeping package reversed course and joined his

fellow Democrats to support an economic bill including hundreds of billions of

dollars in tax increases for some corporations and the wealthy aimed at fighting inflation, cutting health care

costs and combating climate change. We'll talk with him and get the GOP perspective on the

bill from Pennsylvania Republican Senator Pat Toome.

All this as we had more dreary economic news, the Fed raised interest rates again and

the economy shrank for the second straight quarter.

Inflation is at a 40-year high,

but the job market remains strong,

and gas prices have dropped.

The President's take?

That doesn't sound like a recession to me. Thank you very much.

We'll see what Minneapolis Federal Reserve President Neil Kashkari has to say.

Finally, the Face the Nation political panel and the CBS News Battleground tracker poll are back.

We'll have an estimate on where the race for control of the house stands,

plus political analysis.

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