In our caucus, there are some in my caucus who believe $3.5 trillion is too much. There are some in my caucus who believe it’s too little. In reconciliation, we’re going to all come together to get something big done. And second, it’s our intention to have every part of the Biden plan in a big and robust way.
Chuck Schumer discusses the varying opinions within the Democratic caucus regarding the $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill and emphasizes the need for unity.
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