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group of senators prepared to brief the president on a framework for a deal. The question is,

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I am Casey Hunt on this Thursday, June 24th. We'll start with the news.

There appears to be a long-awaited breakthrough on bipartisan infrastructure talks.

A group of senators negotiating a

package has agreed to a framework and plans to head to the White House to meet with President

Biden today. Specifics of the deal, including how it would be paid for, have not been released.

But lawmakers seemed optimistic as they left a closed-door meeting with White House officials last

night. Republicans and Democrats have come together along with with White House officials last night.

Republicans and Democrats have come together along with the White House, and we've agreed on a framework, and we're going to be heading to the White House tomorrow.

Meanwhile, White House officials also met with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader

Chuck Schumer yesterday. Democrats are still considering two ways to pass their infrastructure priorities with or without Republican support.

We had a very good meeting.

We got into quite a bit of detail.

We're all on the same page.

Both tracks, the bipartisan track and the budget reconciliation track, are proceeding apace,

and we hope to have voted on both of them in the Senate and the House in July.

The bottom line here, progressive Democrats aren't going to let this bipartisan situation go forward

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