omnibus, it's not a long-term deal on the budget. What is it?

Well, it's an 85-day bill with a whole pile of policies that have nothing to do with general

government operations. Katie, usually speakers have two paths.

They could do a long-term omnibus spending bill, which usually funds government for the

entirety of the fiscal year.

So until September 30th of next year, and that could hold, because it's so long,

traditionally that can hold a lot more policies because it's just people just feel like

it's a longer term bill. They're already taking a tough vote, just toss a bunch of stuff in. Here in

this instance, Mike Johnson did an 85 day, a three-month CR until March 14th, so less than

three months, Bill. And he also loaded it up with a bunch of stuff. And I hate to say this because,

you know, I don't hate to say it. It's reality. Elon Musk has been going on a tear on his

platform X over the entirety of the day and saying that anybody who votes for this thing

should be primaried and should be out of Congress.

Now, it is a pretty big bill, and it is a very bold, let's call it bold move by Mike Johnson

to put all these policies in a bill, everything from health care policy to transferring land

for a new stadium in DC.

I mean, you could take your pick of a million different policies that people would find

objectionable in this thing.

And I don't know if this could get through the House of Representatives right now or even

the Senate.

It's a big question.

And remember, Katie, the government shuts down on Friday night.

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