You have a watch this guy on television.

You all were not telling the truth and you should not be trusted.

Congressman Matt Gates, thank you for what you did for your country today.

You offended with the Democratic whip, not House Republicans, like a machine, Matt Gates.

Welcome to Hot Takes.

I'm Congressman Matt Gates.

Let's talk about the news.

The government runs out of money tomorrow.

And based on the phone conference call I just had with Republican members of Congress,

I do not believe that by tomorrow there will be an omnibus legislative package alongside

a coronavirus relief package ready to pass and send to President Trump.

It appears those negotiations are ongoing.

And so it's likely that tomorrow, the Congress will have to pass a short term continuing resolution

backing the members of the House and the Senate up against Christmas.

Because if history holds, members of Congress will vote for just about anything to get home

to Christmas and to be off for Christmas break.

So it's one of the ways that swampy features make their way into legislation.

I will tell you there's one substantial Republican win and I want to give the Republican

negotiator's credit for this.

It does appear in the final legislative text.

And again, I haven't seen legislative text yet that there will be a provision to end

surprise medical billing.

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