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And welcome to The Daily Punch, brought to you by Punchable News. It's Wednesday, February 11th, 2026.

Let's get in the mix. Here are your Washington headlines of the day. Number one, welcome to open season on Trump's

tariffs. Number two, the latest on DHS funding. And number three, Dems are furious over the Department

of Justice's failed indictment effort. All right, Jake, let's get to it. We are leading Punchable

News AM with a look at how not only was this a big loss for Speaker Mike Johnson, but also President Donald Trump

with three Republicans going against the grain here. And now there's going to be an ability

for members of Congress to bring up policies and bills as it relates to Trump's tariffs.

Yeah. Well, let me preface it with this. I'm very tired, Anna. I am extraordinarily tired.

This was a late night in the house last night. Let's just start from the top. I'm going to bring the energy for you. Just, you know, when you need to tee off, let me know. I'll pick it back up for you. Coffee is a man's best friend this morning. Okay. Let's start by saying this. The House had a vote on a rule, a typical rule, to allow bills to the floor like they do almost every week. But in that rule was a provision that the White House insisted upon, which would block privileged resolutions to disapprove of Trump's tariff regime. They've done this before, and a bunch of members have said to the leadership,

we're done with this. We're not going to vote for this again because we disagree with the president's

tariff regime. And the leadership kind of gave a signal that after the last time they did this,

and that resolution, that that blockade of tariff resolutions ended in January, that that they

wouldn't do this again.

And they did it again.

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