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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is Potomac Watch.

Speaker Mike Johnson manages to pass the House version of the GOP's reconciliation bill, titled the One Big Beautiful Act, in a squeaker of a vote, 215 to 214.

What is all in this legislation, the beautiful parts and the ugly ones?

How was it amended during the last late negotiations? And how is the Republican Senate now likely

to respond? Welcome, I'm Kyle Peterson with the Wall Street Journal. We're joined today by my

colleagues editorial board member Kate Batchelder

O'Dell and columnist Alicia Finley. The final House resolution package weighing in at about 1,100 pages,

which passed shortly before 7 a.m. this morning, according to the House clerk, two Republicans

voting no. One, voting present, that was Andy Harris

of Maryland, the House Freedom Caucus Chair, and a couple of others missing in action. A spokesman

for Congressman Andrew Garberino of New York said this. After sitting through proceedings all night,

the congressman briefly stepped out and inadvertently missed the vote. Went on to say this is one of many reasons why governing

should happen in the light of day, not in the dead of night. Speaker Mike Johnson with a

slightly different recollection telling reporters, he fell asleep in the back, no kidding, and adding,

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