Heading for the finish line, the House is set to vote today on President Biden's nearly $2 trillion coronavirus relief bill.

And polls show a majority of Americans support the legislation.

The question is, are Republican opponents of the package missing the mark?

Plus, in an apparent effort to keep a grip on the Republican Party, former President Trump once again

urges his supporters to donate to him rather than the GOP.

The question is, what does this fundraising fight mean for the future of the party?

Hint, it's not great.

And Buckingham Palace puts out a response to Prince Harry and Megan Markle's explosive interview with Oprah.

The question is, what's next for Queen Elizabeth and the Royal Family?

It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that knows when grandma talks, you better listen.

Royal or not. I'm Casey Hunt on this Wednesday, March 10th. We will start with the news.

The House is expected to vote today on President Biden's $1.9 trillion dollar coronavirus relief package.

Debate on the bill, scheduled to begin just after 9 a.m.

The timing of the final vote is fluid,

given that Republicans may try to slow the process with procedural delays.

House Democrats aim to get the bill to President Biden's desk

so he can sign it before key unemployment programs expire this coming Sunday.

It can take days for Congress to formally send a huge bills down the street to the White House.

Once Biden has signed it, the money can start flowing, including those $1,400 relief payments for eligible Americans, $300 a week federal jobless benefits, and those additional

funds for vaccine distribution. And new polling from the Pew Research Center continues to show

just how popular all of this relief is with the American public. 70% of U.S. adults, a sizable

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