The massive climate, tax and health care bill that Senate democrats passed over the weekend is expected to go to the House for a vote on Friday. If passed as is, the bill will become the largest climate legislation ever passed by Congress, and will invest roughly $370 billion in renewable energy, electric vehicles and other climate programs.

• Plus: the Senate’s spending bill leaves states on their own to ease the burden of childcare costs.
• And: the great Serena Williams’ next chapter.

Guests: Axios' Ben Geman and Dana Goldstein, national correspondent at the New York Times.

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