Pelosi Still Planning Infrastructure Bill Vote Despite Revolt

Nancy Pelosi is still planning a vote for the infrastructure bill tomorrow, despite the democrat revolt. However, Pelosi is not ruling out delaying if the votes aren't there. The next 24 hours are critical to the Biden agenda and key democrats are not budging. Democrats are at odds over prioritizing bigger bill over infrastructure. 

Moderate Sinema meets with White House officials for the fourth time in two days. Sinema sarcastically says "I'm in the Senate" when asked about why progressives are frustrated that they don't know where she stands. Once far left, Sinema now holds power over the Biden agenda. 

The January 6 panel targets Stop The Steal rally organizers with subpoenas. 

Cheney apologizes to Milley for Trump allies' attacks, "Despicable... I want to apologize for those members of this committee." Joint Chiefs Chairman Milley defends himself for a second day running as the GOP Trump allies call him a "political figure." 

According to an attorney, Brian Laundrie bought a new phone before he went missing. The device is now in FBI possession. A video of Brian Laundrie and parents at a campground has been turned over to the FBI. 

A Judge has suspended Britney Spears' father as the conservator of her estate. 

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