After hours and meetings, the two sides still seem trillions of dollars apart.

How do you bridge this gap?

We're not trillion.

I'm not sure.

I'm just to point out any of there's no vote tonight, Madam Speaker.

Well, I'll have you a vote today.

Happy a vote today.

That's how Speaker Nancy Pelosi leaving the Capitol just after midnight, assuring reporters

that there will be a vote on infrastructure.

But after hours of negotiations did not yield a deal, the question is when?

Plus, shutdown averted.

Congress approved a measure to fund the government, and President Biden signed the bill

last night.

The question is, are we going

to face this problem again in December? And senators from both sides of the aisle accused Facebook

of disregarding internal research that shows the harmful effects Instagram can have on teenagers.

The question is, what will Congress do to keep kids safe on social media?

It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that didn't get much sleep lastly.

I'm Jonathan Lemire on this Friday,

October 1st. We'll start with the news. The House is delaying a planned vote on the $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was forced to pull the bill from the

floor yesterday after progressives made good on their promise not to support the legislation

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