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Anna and Jake discuss the current state of government funding, the challenges faced by congressional leaders and the implications of the Epstein documents on the House Rules Committee.
Plus, a look ahead to 2026: how redistricting strategies are already taking shape — and what that could mean for Republicans’ chances of holding onto their majority.
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