And let the great debate begin.

All right.

Welcome to Mass Ave.

I'm Emily Vanderbush.

This is Tommy Binion.

Tommy, how is your weekend?

My weekend was awesome, but not as exciting as I am excited about this week's show on MassF.

You're excited to talk about health care again?

You know what? This is probably the busiest week on the on MassF. You're excited to talk about health care again? You know what?

This is probably the busiest week on the Hill all year.

Yeah.

Next week is July 4th recess, Independence Day recess.

And they're trying to cram in a lot before that recess gets started.

Not the least of which is the Senate health care bill, which is finally here. The draft was unveiled

late last week and there's a lot of good stuff to dive into. And I get

excited about that kind of thing, believe it or not. Yeah, it should be

interesting. I know that that's been the big topic of conversation ever since they

announced their bill text last week, I believe. Have you had a chance to look at it? I have looked at it,

and I've looked at all the analysis, lots of commentary coming out on it, obviously. The majority

leader says we're going to have a vote on it this week, which, you know, that could change.

Things in Congress often change, but it looks like we're going to have a voterama, which means all the senators are going to have a

chance to offer all the amendments they want. That's a guarantee on any bill offered under

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