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anna, some words you can't forget from sahil, treacherous, land mines. where are the trip wires? where are they? >> yeah, absolutely. i think the first thing is going to be obviously the amendments. senator rob portman said they are open to amendments. so they have to come to an agreement in terms of how many chuck schumer and mitch mcconnell agree on. there are poison pills, amendments that would really taint the entire passage of the package? so far, he hasn't seen or heard any of those. that's the first issue. then you also have to think about the house. right? we have been so focused for the last several weeks on the negotiations happening right now, but to sahil's point, there are a lot of progressives that are going to be unwilling to vote in the house for the underlying infrastructure package if they don't have this reconciliation bill. and that has really not even started to be hammered out. and the biggest thing i think is the timing. we're coming up against this august recess which means the house isn't even going to get to these kinds of negotiations until september at the earliest, so to hold all of these members together for that long is going to be a feat for chuck schumer, for