But can you update us? Well, I mean, there are conversations going, I think, between both the leadership and the great subcommittee chairs and the chair of the Appropriations Committee. I mean, The preferred route here is to move forward with the six bills that came over from the House, make those votes by Friday, no shutdown. The other option, I think that's been talked about, is to separate the Homeland Security and pass the five bills. (00:29–00:38)
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