If we could wave a magic wand and progressives in the House were able to name any number and get it through...we`re talking about realistically $10 trillion over ten years.

Dozens of the most prominent African-American CEOs and business leaders in the country published a full-page ad in 'The New York Times' urging corporate America to take stand against the new voter suppression laws like in Georgia.

I think that the vision that President Biden and the administration has laid out, you`re right, has surprised a lot of us in a positive way, and in the detail and the thought that`s here, the scope of it is really encouraging -- except I…

I think there`s -- there are a couple of areas there. One is that, first of all, you know, this is $2.25 trillion over eight years.

What we think is the actual investment that can create tens of millions of good union jobs in this country, that can shore up our health care, our infrastructure, our housing, and doing it in a way that draws down our carbon emissions to…

You have some of the most conservative members of the Democratic caucus, like Joe Manchin, that have even signaled support for a $4 trillion infrastructure plan.

We need that direct investment. We need to build the housing stock.

I had a very close encounter, where I thought I was going to die. I did not know if I was going to make it to the end of that day alive. Wednesday was an extremely traumatizing event.

And do programs like Medicare for All and guaranteed childcare, healthcare, et cetera, does this go some of the way in helping recognize this work, alleviate for it?

It is unjust, and it is a burden that no generation before had to encounter to the scale and the level that ours has.

A ticking time bomb for our economy.

AOC is using her perch, her skills and her communications, which clearly are effective, and using them on behalf of Joe Biden on a place and an area where they agree.