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Today on the Playbook podcast, Congress is back, and it's a miserable week ahead for John Thune and Mike Johnson.

We've got another big day of primaries looming tomorrow.

We'll tell you why Chuck Schumer is watching one in particular with bated breath.

And what's going on with Iran?

Is anything ever going to change?

We'll try and figure that out for you too. Hello, I'm Jack Blanchard.

And I'm Dasha Burns. It is Monday, June 1st. Whoa, it's June, Jack.

We are nearly halfway through 2026, Dasha. That is some crazy thing going on. Longest year on record.

Longest year record. And yet one that's gone by in the blink of an eye, once again, incredible. It's going to be a long week, I think it's fair to say, for the Republican leadership on the Hill. The Senate is back today. House is back later this week. They've obviously been away on recess. There is a ton of stuff for these guys to deal with and looks really

difficult. A load of things that essentially got parked just before they all went away, still waiting

for them now they come back. The biggest challenge, Jasja, this big immigration enforcement

spending packages that were supposed to breeze through last month, didn't breeze through because

of the sudden appearance of the 11th hour of Donald Trump's

$1.8 billion, what he calls an anti-weaponization fund, what Democrats call a slush fund.

There is a huge row going on in Congress over that, and there's still all the row on going

about the ballroom as well. And somehow, now that they're all back, the leadership have to

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