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It is Wednesday, June 12th, 2024. Let's get into the mix. Here are your Washington headlines of the day.

Number one, the five

questions Republican lawmakers should ask Trump. Number two, House Republicans suddenly tricky

weekend. Number three, last night's primary results. Let's get into it. Donald Trump, as we know now,

is coming to Capitol Hill tomorrow Thursday Thursday, to meet with Senate Republicans and House Republicans separately, of course.

He is in town for the Business Roundtable's quarterly meeting.

That's a meeting with CEOs and all sorts of other executives from the very big business group.

And he is making stops on Capitol Hill to talk to the base of his support Senate and House Republicans.

The Senate Republican meeting was a John Barrasso invite.

It seems like House Republicans had a little bit of FOMO and invited

Trump to meet with them as well. That's 9.30 tomorrow morning for House Republicans and midday

for Senate Republicans. Let's be clear here, we've been covering these Trump meetings on

the Hill since he was president and just before he was president. Um, and he is, these are mostly, um,

I wrote useless in the newsletter, but Bres seems to have changed it today, or more show

within anything else, which is

good enough. These are private rallies for Trump, right? They are going to hoop and holler and

you know, say all sorts of, um, uh, latatory things about how he's been mistreated by everybody

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