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Anna, it is a grim state of affairs. Yeah, but let's just like, let's, let me just play devil's advocate. Yes, Johnson. You can do whatever you like. I cannot stop you. I will. I will. No, but playing devil's advocate. Yes, Johnson built his entire speakership. He hates yours. He. He's already passed, too. So, like... Good morning.

I'm Anna Palmer.

And I'm Jake Sherman.

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It's Wednesday, October 22nd, 2025.

Let's get into the mix.

Here are your Washington headlines of the day.

Number one, it's day 22 of the shutdown. A year-long CR reality is starting to set in.

Number two, drama in the North Carolina redistricting efforts. And number three, the Senate tries to reset crypto talks.

All right, Jake, happy Wednesday morning. We are on day 22 of the

government shutdown and there is no resolution in sight to this crisis. The Senate will vote on

the House passed November 21st CR for the 12th time later today, but the result won't be any

different than the previous 11 votes.

We continue to be in this log jam. Wow.

Yeah. And now the November 21st CR is just like three weeks and six days basically from,

or less than a month, from expiration. So it's now a less than one month,

down from a seven, roughly seven week CR. So what good is

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