House Passes Build Back Better Despite McCarthy Delay

The House of Representatives passed President Biden's social spending package with a vote of 220 to 213, despite efforts by House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy to delay the vote with an extensive speech. The $1.9 trillion bill includes provisions for universal pre-K, child and elder care, and climate change investments. It now faces challenges in the Senate, where significant changes are expected before it can become law.

What anecdote did Kevin McCarthy share during his speech, and what was its significance?

What challenges does the bill face as it moves to the Senate?