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That means I am Aaron Chadbourne.

One more time before the long-awaited return of Grace Curley herself.

She will be back next Monday.

But until then, we are, as always, holding down the fort and bringing you the updates.

To join, as always, by Taylor, Quarimir. Taylor, how was your weekend? It was all right. How was yours? Better than if I were in the U.S. Senate. Can you imagine being a U.S. Senator and just like hanging out in D.C. for the weekend for nothing? Sounds only somewhat miserable. A lot of great restaurants. There are good restaurants in Washington, D.C.

Do you think they were going out to them?

John Cornyn got out of town because he wasn't back to vote until like the very, very last minute last night.

We do have some breaking news.

Let's get cut number three.

We've got plenty more on the other side.

We will talk much more about this.

Again, you're looking live at the Senate floor as the Democratic filibuster has been broken.

We have so far reached 60.

We're writing for the official count.

But right now, 60 votes that would unlock moving forward with this plan to reopen the government on the Senate side.

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