the reporting of eugene mulero, who joins us here in washington.e know the talks will continue post memorial day, but how far beyond that will they continue, and we are both sides? guest: it is very likely these negotiations between the white house and senate republicans will continue about a week or two more weeks, very top level negotiations. press secretary jen psaki indicated that over the weekend and next weekend after memorial day, that the biden senior transportation team and the jobs cabinet team will continue to meet with senator cap to must virginia -- capito of west virginia, other gop leaders to reconcile the differences in their plan. the white house has a $1 trillion proposal that is very climate change-centric and policy. the senate gop is proposing something that is very surface, transportation-centric. it is likely, over the course of a week or two weeks, if those talks don't produce a bipartisan compromise, pressure from the democratic leadership on capitol hill will lean toward the president to go for an infrastructure package th

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the reporting of eugene mulero, who joins us here in washington.know the talks will continue post memorial day, but how far beyond that will they continue, and we are both sides? guest: it is very likely these negotiations between the white house and senate republicans will continue about a week or two more weeks, very top level negotiations. press secretary jen psaki indicated that over the weekend and next weekend after memorial day, that the biden senior transportation team and the jobs cabinet team will continue to meet with senator cap to must virginia -- capito of west virginia, other gop leaders to reconcile the differences in their plan. the white house has a $1 trillion proposal that is very climate change-centric and policy. the senate gop is proposing something that is very surface, transportation-centric. it is likely, over the course of a week or two weeks, if those talks don't produce a bipartisan compromise, pressure from the democratic leadership on capitol hill will lean toward the president to go for an infrastructure package that