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Today's a clarifying day.

Is it?

A little bit, yeah, uh-huh.

So we're seeing a little bit better now.

So what they're going to do with the two giant bills, the corporate bill and the

actual bill, actual infrastructure bill. So Thursday's D-Day, as you're about to see in a second,

and we'll see what the actual so-called plan is. And I am intensely curious as to how it's going to go. But a lot of piece of evidence have come in today.

We're gonna share that with you guys and then we'll get on to crazy Republicans after that.

So it's called the news, let's do it.

All right, well, we begin with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has already provided a pretty significant concession to corporate

Democrats who do not want to spend $3.5 trillion on the budget reconciliation bill.

So she made this concession in the form of an interview on ABC over the weekend.

Now there aren't any specific numbers, but her messaging is certainly telling. So let's take a look. I know the Budget Committee, I know the Budget Committee passed a resolution calling for 3.5 trillion, but it sounds like you acknowledge that the final number is gonna be somewhat smaller than that. Yeah, I mean, that seems self-evident. That seems self-evident.

The fact is that this is the excitement of it all.

It's just in real time and exploitation of a few people not in agreement being called

a division in the Democratic Party.

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