Welcome to Potsave America, I'm John Faberoy.

I'm Dan Fifer.

On today's POT, Joe Manchin and Kiersten Sinema still won't back Joe Biden's agenda

despite exclusive polling, showing that Build Back Better is extremely popular in some

of the most competitive House districts.

We'll get to that later.

Then Dave Wasserman from the Cook Political Report talks to Dan about the new redistricting

maps that have been drawn so far and what they might mean for control of Congress just

before we started.

Dan said this conversation made him hopeful.

Try to understand that.

No, no, no, no, no, that's not what I said.

I said it was the most optimistic conversation I've had about politics in the last couple

weeks.

So, okay, that's a good point.

We're creating on a curve today here.

We're heading into some rough water.

I'm trying to put a positive spin on it for the folks who are tuning in today.

One quick note before we start, there's only one episode left of this land.

This season, award-winning journalist Rebecca Nagel takes you inside her year-long investigation

into a series of custody battles over Native American children that exposes a larger plot

by right-wing forces to dismantle American Indian tribal rights.

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