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As Lisa just reported, Democrats helped Speaker Johnson

get a foreign aid package over a key

hurdle, but he still faces backlash from far right members in his own conference.

On that and the other political stories shaping this week, we turn to the analysis of Brooks and

Kapart.

That is New York Times columnist David Brooks and Jonathan Kapart, associate editor for the

Washington Post.

Gentlemen, so nice to see you both.

Thanks for being here.

David, if someone had arrived in Washington today

from outside the Beltway

and they had seen what went down,

which is a bipartisan group of people voting on

something that they all agreed upon and that thing moving forward they would

think that's ostensibly what

is governing looks like but here it's viewed as this unbelievably unusual thing like what do you make

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