President Biden says he may break out parts of his $2 trillion Build Back Better plan to try to pass them individually. Congressman Andy Levin talks with Newsy about what's left to pass, and whether progressives will cooperate with the effort.
Discussing Build Back Better With Congressman Andy Levin
Congressman Andy Levin sits down with Newsy to discuss what's next for President Biden's Build Back Better plan.
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Posted: 7:59 p.m. EST Jan 21, 2022
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