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From CNN, I'm a phone with D-K, with the five things you need to know for Wednesday, July 16th.

Senators have finished debating President Donald Trump's funding cuts package, and the voting session has just kicked off.

The bill would formalize about $9 billion of Doge spending cuts,

targeting already appropriated federal funds for foreign aid and public broadcasting programs.

It's received pushback from several Republican senators,

particularly from those who opposed the pulling back of $400 million from a foreign

AIDS relief package known as PEPFAR, which was put in place during George W. Bush's administration.

But how confident are Republicans of it passing?

CNN's Manu Raju explains.

They expect it to actually be likely at 50-50 tie.

Vice President Vance may have to come in to break that tie,

to push this over the finish line.

We do expect the Republicans to try to push this through the Senate,

potentially into the overnight hours tonight, and then it would go back to the House for final passage as soon as Friday.

At a meeting with the Bahrain Crown Prince at the White House today, President Trump was asked several questions by reporters about the Jeffrey Epstein files.

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