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All right, let's say we start things off in Washington with our DC Bureau Chief, Tim Rice. Tim, how are we doing today?

**Tim Rice** (3:17)
I'm doing great, Kevin. It is a hot, humid, and as of 10 minutes ago, rainy day here in our nation's capital, but the news is a buzzin, so we'll wait.

**Cabot Phillips** (3:27)
What is buzzing? What's going on on Capitol Hill right now? What's the main news dominating things over there?

**Tim Rice** (3:33)
Well, everyone is, as we discussed yesterday, now that the House passed the continuing resolution that is going to keep government funded through the midterm elections. Everyone is pretty much laser focused on their home districts. Obviously folks who are up for election or re-election in November are focused on the home stretch of their campaigns, whereas other Republicans and Democrats alike, I should say, are focused on campaigning for their colleagues, fundraising for their colleagues, helping bring across the parties, their respective parties' messaging.
Republicans, the reason I had Republicans on the mind, of course, have the R&C's having a midterm convention in Dallas next week. We will all be there. So, Republicans are pretty focused on that as the tent pole event of their midterm season. Democrats, meanwhile, of course, just trying to tie every Republican on the ballot to President Trump, and other prominent Republicans who Democrats disagree with.

**Cabot Phillips** (4:29)
We had to all submit our Secret Service credential requests today. Tim, do you have any concerns that I might not get approved?