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The Hill’s Emily Brooks: The ‘Kings’ in DC, Fund Bill Fight, WHCD Shooting
The Hill’s Emily Brooks: The ‘Kings’ in DC, Fund Bill Fight, WHCD Shooting
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The Hill’s Emily Brooks joins The Morning Update to discuss a very busy week for Congress. There are lingering funding bills that have left DHS unfunded, and the debate to reinstitute FISA.

Emily talks about the Joint Session of Congress that will welcome the King of England, this visit, and the regular DC business under the cloud of the WHCD shooting.

Emily also provides a preview of her popular weekly newsletter, ‘The Movement.’

 

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