Josh Holmes

It's gone both ways. But I think the story is not told yet, Megan. I think what's going to happen very quickly is we're going to get into a legislative discussion where the crux of the Trump agenda has to be litigated. And this is the hardest part. What he's done so far has been unbelievably great. But ultimately, you're going to need Congress to try to work some of these things through.

And your taxes are going up five grand for your average American if they don't. So there's real consequences here. I think somebody like McConnell, ultimately, there may be a point where he actually does have a significant amount of influence in trying to get people on board for the big win on the things that will actually come to define that.

And your taxes are going up five grand for your average American if they don't. So there's real consequences here. I think somebody like McConnell, ultimately, there may be a point where he actually does have a significant amount of influence in trying to get people on board for the big win on the things that will actually come to define that.

And your taxes are going up five grand for your average American if they don't. So there's real consequences here. I think somebody like McConnell, ultimately, there may be a point where he actually does have a significant amount of influence in trying to get people on board for the big win on the things that will actually come to define that.

Yeah, I think it is. I should warn your viewers and listeners that the last math class I took was actually called math. So, you know, this is not my area of expertise, but I do know how the process works. And ultimately, anytime you're working with razor thin margins, three votes in the Senate, two until April in the House of Representatives, every single member that matters, matters.

Yeah, I think it is. I should warn your viewers and listeners that the last math class I took was actually called math. So, you know, this is not my area of expertise, but I do know how the process works. And ultimately, anytime you're working with razor thin margins, three votes in the Senate, two until April in the House of Representatives, every single member that matters, matters.

Yeah, I think it is. I should warn your viewers and listeners that the last math class I took was actually called math. So, you know, this is not my area of expertise, but I do know how the process works. And ultimately, anytime you're working with razor thin margins, three votes in the Senate, two until April in the House of Representatives, every single member that matters, matters.

And ultimately where these things get settled out is if you get somebody who, you know, look, they haven't been on the team. They're not like a partisan stall where they're always gonna vote for the Trump agenda no matter what's in it.

And ultimately where these things get settled out is if you get somebody who, you know, look, they haven't been on the team. They're not like a partisan stall where they're always gonna vote for the Trump agenda no matter what's in it.

And ultimately where these things get settled out is if you get somebody who, you know, look, they haven't been on the team. They're not like a partisan stall where they're always gonna vote for the Trump agenda no matter what's in it.

When those kind of people end up coming to the rest of their colleagues and saying, look, this is really important for the country, it has added weight to it, particularly in somebody who led the Republican Party for years and years, the longest serving leader in history. So I think it is going to.

When those kind of people end up coming to the rest of their colleagues and saying, look, this is really important for the country, it has added weight to it, particularly in somebody who led the Republican Party for years and years, the longest serving leader in history. So I think it is going to.

When those kind of people end up coming to the rest of their colleagues and saying, look, this is really important for the country, it has added weight to it, particularly in somebody who led the Republican Party for years and years, the longest serving leader in history. So I think it is going to.

And I ultimately believe that he's going to dig his heels in and try to provide as much legislative heft as he can on issues like that, where at the end of the day, the Trump administration will be judged based on the outcome of those reconciliation bills.

And I ultimately believe that he's going to dig his heels in and try to provide as much legislative heft as he can on issues like that, where at the end of the day, the Trump administration will be judged based on the outcome of those reconciliation bills.

And I ultimately believe that he's going to dig his heels in and try to provide as much legislative heft as he can on issues like that, where at the end of the day, the Trump administration will be judged based on the outcome of those reconciliation bills.

It's the difference in the two chambers, right? The House of Representatives views one bite at the apple. They think that in order to get a whole bunch of fiscal conservatives who are concerned about debt and deficits on board with with extending the Trump 2017 tax cuts, which has a deficit number according to how CBO scores all these things.

It's the difference in the two chambers, right? The House of Representatives views one bite at the apple. They think that in order to get a whole bunch of fiscal conservatives who are concerned about debt and deficits on board with with extending the Trump 2017 tax cuts, which has a deficit number according to how CBO scores all these things.

It's the difference in the two chambers, right? The House of Representatives views one bite at the apple. They think that in order to get a whole bunch of fiscal conservatives who are concerned about debt and deficits on board with with extending the Trump 2017 tax cuts, which has a deficit number according to how CBO scores all these things.

In order to get them on board with that, they need extra incentives. They need immigration, border security stuff, probably need some energy provisions, certainly like, you know, all the way to things like spectrum. They need incentives to get on board with something that makes them a little queasy from a deficit perspective. In the Senate, it's a very different deal.