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JENNINGS: “No matter what is in this thing, when it goes over to the Senate, you know, they say in Washington there‘s two parties, the House and the Senate. And when it goes over to the Senate, they‘re going to have changes. There‘s people in the Senate that have ideas, and you could see even, you know, a much different bill when they pass something and then the two chambers come together. So, you know, there‘s still a long way to go. The real issue here is getting it out of the House, moving the ball down the field, getting the president towards what he wants, which is one big, beautiful bill that enacts the agenda on which he ran. My political thought is they really — the Congress needs to get this done by August, before the August recess, if at all possible, because I think if these Republicans go home before August without having delivered for the president, they‘re going to face some hard questions from their constituents who voted for Donald Trump about why you‘re not helping him enough to get his agenda enacted."