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

As the Senate prepares to pass a bipartisan housing bill, what's in this legislation? And can it get through conservative

objections in the House? Plus, 22 Democratic attorneys general sued to challenge President

Trump's latest global tariff regime and they cite no less an authority than Milton Friedman.

Welcome, I'm Kyle Peterson with the Wall Street Journal.

We're joined today by my colleague on the WSJ's opinion pages, columnist Alicia Finley.

The Senate is set to vote in coming days on the 21st century Road to Housing Act. And what a

suitcase this bill is, about 300 pages covering a pretty wide range of housing topics, maybe

bipartisanship at its most backslapping. And to that point, here is one supporter of the bill.

This is South Carolina Republican Senator Tim Scott.

The 21st Century Road to Housing Act really does meet the need. It focuses on local jurisdictions,

number one. It removes red tape and unnecessary burdensome processes from the federal government,

number two, and number three, it creates and will expand housing supply while

focusing on affordability.

Here in the other side of the aisle is Massachusetts Democrat Elizabeth Warren.

Private Equity's housing grab has increased rapidly in just the last couple of years.

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