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And my word, doesn't she look ready for anything?

Something about her smile is just brighter. Her eyes seem glintier, and she just feels so

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Premier Inn, rest easy. T's and C's apply. Good morning. I'm Anna Palmer and I'm Jake Sherman.

And welcome to the Daily Punch. Brought you by Punchful News. It's Friday, November 17th,

2020. Let's get into the mix. Here are your Washington headlines of the day.

Number one, his George Santos done. Number two, what Netanyahu is telling members of Congress.

And number three, more drama at the FDIC. All right, Jake, let's get into it. We are leading Punchable News AM with Top focused on New York Republican Representative George Santos

and how he is now in serious danger of becoming the first member of the House to be expelled since 2002.

That, of course, was when Representative Jim Trafficant, the Democrat from Ohio,

was booted after being convicted of bribery, tax evasion, and other crimes. We have been

talking about this. There has been efforts that were unsuccessful to expel him before, but

everything's changed after the House Ethics Committee was released a report Thursday,

alleging Santos of improperly diverting tens of thousands of dollars in campaign funds for

personal uses, secretly controlling a company that was paid more than $176,000 by his campaign,

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