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Okay. So in a little bit, we believe about 15 minutes, but they might be voting. They're

certainly caucusing. They're having discussions. By the way, my collar is popping. We'll get

to it. Okay. But Rokana is going to join us in about 15 minutes here. He had a fascinating

rule, Jake Taperon. He had a little while back earlier today. There is huge shenanigans

going on, which John's going to explain in the house right now as we speak. And having

Congressman Kahn to talk about that from the progressive caucus is going to be very,

very interesting. All right, stay right here, John.

Okay, let's jump into it then. From the very moment that it was clear earlier this week

that the Democrats weren't going to have a great election night, the mainstream media has

been trying to blame the Democrats saying that it's, sorry, the progressives specifically,

saying that it was their fault that the bipartisan bill hadn't passed and that was what screwed

over so-called moderates in their elections. Well, now from real a jia-poll, head of the

Congressional Progressive Caucus is going to be asked about whether it's worth it to

now pass it even though now the book has changed where that presumably would be the thing that

caused the Democrats to lose next year in the midterms. Here's what she had to say.

We're hoping and roll it. Here's what she had to say and forward. No, we don't have it,

we don't have it. I suppose she didn't have much to say in the end. No, okay.

Well, I'll read the quote section. What's the alternative to do nothing? I mean, that's

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