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2024. Let's get into the mix. Here are your Washington headlines of the day. Number one,

Super Bowl weekend in the Capitol.

Number two, the latest tripwire for the tax deal. And number three, Club for Growth finds an

interesting ally in the Ohio Senate race. All right, let's get into it. There are no shortage

of things to talk about right here at the top, though. I want to make sure

to note that yesterday we reported breaking news that Speaker Mike Johnson was going to endorse

Representative Matt Rosendale's bid for the Montana Senate race. But that all changed after we reported that Mike Johnson did a rapid about face,

flip-flopping on his planned endorsement.

However, Rosendale still insisting the speaker has his back with that.

Let's move on to Super Bowl weekend in the Capitol.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer wants to pass the $95 billion foreign aid package before sending senators home and on

Kodels for what was scheduled to be the two-week President's Day recess. That means Friday,

Saturday, and yes, Super Bowl Sunday sessions.

17 Republican senators, less than half the GOP conference, crossed the aisle and voted with nearly every Democrat on Thursday to advance a foreign aid package for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan.

The biggest concern right now for leadership in both parties is what they see as an effort

by opponents to kill, or at the very least, delay the legislation with amendments. So first things

first, let's start with the schedule. The Senate convenes at noon today. The vote on proceeding to the

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