Sen. Braun on the Odds of Passing a Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill by August Recess

The transcript discusses the challenges of passing a bipartisan infrastructure bill, focusing on the complexities of funding and the political dynamics involved. It highlights the difficulties in agreeing on tax proposals and the importance of user fees and public-private partnerships. The discussion also covers the roles of state and federal governments in infrastructure development and the public's demand for improved infrastructure. Finally, it assesses the likelihood of passing the bill before the August recess, considering various political and financial factors.

What is the speaker's perspective on the current state of federal user fees?

What concerns do voters have regarding infrastructure, according to the speaker?

How does the speaker view the relationship between federal and state funding for infrastructure?