I'm also gonna have to take issue with the fact that you included 30s in your characterization of older people.

I'm 42. So I'm watching my people. Fair enough.

I turn 40 tomorrow. Oh my god.

I'm so happy. Happy birthday.

Yeah. Thank you. I like, I have never, ever been hung up about age.

Did you hear anything like that? But 40. Yeah. Feels big. 40 sort of a big one.

It's a big one.

Hello and welcome to the 538 Politics Podcast. I'm Gail and Drug.

This is the week that Democrats in Washington say they'll come to an agreement on a multi-trillion dollar

economic and social programs bill known as the Build Back Better Act and possibly pass a bipartisan

infrastructure bill. It is the potential culmination of a month's of debate within the Democratic Party

and could clarify what parts of Biden's economic agenda are likely to become law during the current

Congress. There's still lots of moving parts so nothing is certain yet. But House Speaker Nancy

Pelosi said over the weekend that Democrats are quote, pretty much there now on a deal.

And President Biden shared some of the details of a potential agreement in a town hall late last week.

Today we're going to check in on those details and play a game that will help us get a sense

of how popular different provisions in the Build Back Better plan are. We're also

going to get in on the Governor's Race in Virginia and New Jersey where there is just one week

until Election Day. Here with me to do all of that are politics editors Sir Frostensen. Hey,

Sarah. Hey, Gail. Also for this is Managing Editor Michael Cohen. Hey, Michael. Hello, Gail.

And Atlanta Journal Constitutions Washington correspondent Tia Mitchell. Welcome back to the

podcast. Thank you for having me back on. Always great to have you. So next Tuesday is Election Day

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