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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty. And yet he's Armstrong and Getty.

This is the beginning to show and fight for Americans across the country.

Let me just say this.

With the government open, we can focus on passing a full bipartisan budget for 2026.

I understand that not all of my Democratic colleagues are satisfied with this agreement.

But waiting another week or another month wouldn't deliver a better outcome.

It was our judgment after six weeks, going on seven weeks of this shutdown, that that

path wasn't working.

The second two senators there, that's of your eight Democratic senators that voted to open

the government back up.

The second two, we're being honest.

That first one thought, this is our opportunity to fight. Okay. Try to spin it that way with you want. You went ahead and voted to open the government without holding out to get the Obamacare subsidies extended, which is fine. It wasn't going to happen. Anyhow. Exactly. Shut down appears to be over. The Supreme Court has made a couple of big announcements. a case they will take up, a case they won't take up. We'll get to those coming up. Oh, what? All right, I'll stay tuned. So we were talking about the BBC earlier. They're embroiled in a scandal. Jack, you described it pretty well, that they very, very creatively edited a Trump speech from January 6th.

This is a big deal.

The top two people at the BBC, the biggest news organization in the world, stepped down last night.

Why?

The London Telegraph did a story just a week ago outing the fact that the BBC had incredibly misrepresented Donald Trump's speech the day of January 6th.

Do you remember the whole insurrection thing like that?

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