It sounds like to me, based on what I'm talking to other members, is that they're talking about these three different bills, the stop gap measure to keep the government funded until mid-March, and also the about $100 billion or so of disaster relief and $10 billion in aid to farmers.

All is one bill to come up tonight. Is that what's going to happen?

Well, the 10 billion

farmers home 83% of that is food stamps and the largest portion of that is using food stamps

to play for soft drink so there's a lot of misnomer but that being said the three bills will be

tied together as one good grasp okay and that's what you come up tonight well

possibly possibly do you think that it will pass the house I think it will I think I think I think

hemes for it probably so I think we're how just I mean you've been disappointed by this process

I mean what do you think about this it's just the sewer it's just what it is it's never any different this this time it's all the people are It's just what it is. It's never any different. Just this time

people are a lot more aware of what's going on and we're getting more public input. I mean,

you guys were in there for two hours. Take us inside the room. What was it like in there? And how much

debate? How much division was there? First of, I was a little disappointed in the sandwich tray. It was a little lackluster at best.

But, no, you know, it was good debate, and everyone was allowed to speak, and everybody came to the mic,

and people would, something would trigger something else, and they'd go back up to the mic,

and they were giving their one minute.

So, you know, it's the way it's supposed to work. It's just, there's a lot to comprehend in the next little bit. So we'll

see. How many Republicans do you think will oppose this plan? I have no earthly idea. No earthly idea.

You'll vote now. Do what? You'll vote no. Possibly. Possibly. Thank you.

Good time. Republicans are marching America to a painful government shutdown that will crash the economy and hurt

working class Americans because they would rather enact massive tax cuts for their billionaire donors

than fund cancer research for children.

The Grinch is also giving us chaos, I guess, here on Capitol Hill as we try to Fun, cancer, research for children.

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