And let the great debate begin.

Welcome to Mass Ave. We are here bringing you conservative news, policy, and insight from the Steffs of Capitol Hill. I'm your host, Emily Vanderbush. And I'm Tommy Vinyon.

Welcome to the show today. We are talking about the future of the conservative movement.

Gazing into our crystal ball with the help of Tim Chapman from Heritage Action.

Very exciting episode on the horizon.

Yeah, a very relevant topic.

We have a lot of issues in the news that everyone says the future of the conservative

movement is kind of at stake with.

Yeah, well, I don't know if you know this, but a year ago, something dramatic happened.

Right.

President Trump was elected president.

And that is a, obviously, that's historic, that's an understatement.

It's a, it's a sort of a pivotal moment in the arc of history of this movement of ours. And so we're going to

take a look at what that means and where we're going. Yeah. In the meantime, another busy week

on Capitol Hill. Tommy, give us a little bit of what's going on. Busy is an understatement.

On the House floor, they're going to be voting on the National Defense Authorization

Bill.

This is a conference report that has come out, meaning conferences from both chambers have agreed

to this, an earlier version past the House, a separate version past the Senate, and now

this is the combined version.

It makes a big step forward to rebuilding

America's military, which is what the president promised he would do in the form of a dramatic

...