Good morning. Welcome to Exios today. It's Friday, February 26th. I'm Naila Buddha.

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But first, the house vote on the next stimulus bill is today's one big thing.

It's Friday and we wanted to wrap up the week in Washington. So Exios White House

and Congressional reporter Alina Treen is joining us to talk about the upcoming stimulus vote

and the next package lawmakers are already turning their attention to. Alina, good morning.

Is this finally the day that we could talk about a vote on the next stimulus package?

It is finally the day. I feel like half the time I come on here with you now,

we're discussing stimulus and another coronavirus relief package.

But we will see some real substantial movement in Congress today on this issue.

The house is expected to vote on and pass Biden's $1.9 trillion coronavirus rescue plan.

And of course, that doesn't mean that this is the bill that is actually going to be signed into law.

There's a good chance that some of what is in this bill now and what the final bill looks like

will be different from the version that we're seeing currently.

Are Democrats also talking about using the process of reconciliation to pass the next big legislative deal,

which is having to do with infrastructure?

They are. There's already a ton of talk about what the next package will look like

while they're going to go about dealing with it in such a divided Congress.

Infrastructure is a massive mammoth of a bill.

It's something that Joe Biden wants to accomplish a ton in for massive bills like that.

It's really hard to get pure bipartisanship on.

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