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That's NPR's Charles Maines in Moscow. Thanks a lot.

That's NPR's Charles Maines in Moscow. Thanks a lot.

The GOP Senate returns from recess today to move a multi-trillion dollar budget plan that carries the bulk of President Trump's domestic policy agenda.

The GOP Senate returns from recess today to move a multi-trillion dollar budget plan that carries the bulk of President Trump's domestic policy agenda.

The GOP Senate returns from recess today to move a multi-trillion dollar budget plan that carries the bulk of President Trump's domestic policy agenda.

NPR congressional correspondent Claudia Grisales is here to tell us all about it. Just one vote, Claudia, just passed by one vote in the Republican-led House. What do we expect in the Senate?

NPR congressional correspondent Claudia Grisales is here to tell us all about it. Just one vote, Claudia, just passed by one vote in the Republican-led House. What do we expect in the Senate?

NPR congressional correspondent Claudia Grisales is here to tell us all about it. Just one vote, Claudia, just passed by one vote in the Republican-led House. What do we expect in the Senate?

Sounds like a lot riding on this bill. So what else is in the package?

Sounds like a lot riding on this bill. So what else is in the package?

Sounds like a lot riding on this bill. So what else is in the package?

Then given those competing demands, how might this bill evolve or maybe even change in the Senate?

Then given those competing demands, how might this bill evolve or maybe even change in the Senate?

Then given those competing demands, how might this bill evolve or maybe even change in the Senate?

All right. Tell us about the tea leaves. How can Republicans get this done or if they can get this done?

All right. Tell us about the tea leaves. How can Republicans get this done or if they can get this done?

All right. Tell us about the tea leaves. How can Republicans get this done or if they can get this done?

That's NPR's congressional correspondent, Claudia Grisales. Thanks a lot.

That's NPR's congressional correspondent, Claudia Grisales. Thanks a lot.

That's NPR's congressional correspondent, Claudia Grisales. Thanks a lot.