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A senior administration official says the White House plans to release its long-awaited infrastructure plan in early January, per Bloomberg. The plan — reportedly complete and recently reviewed by Trump — would utilize $200 billion in federal money over the next decade to incentivize another $800 billion in spending from state and local authorities and private entities.
Word of caution: When Axios’ Jonathan Swan asked a senior White House official less than two weeks ago when infrastructure might happen, the response was: “Good question!”