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Jeffries in a press conference refuses to respond when asked about Dr. Oz., saying he doesn't respond to what "randos" say.

The Senate on Monday passed its plan to end the longest-ever U.S. government shutdown, and House members were already traveling from home districts to finalize congressional action by Wednesday. The vote was 60 to 40. 1/2 newsday.com/long-island/po…

A rep for Georgia U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene tells me she plans to vote “yes” on government funding bill tomorrow. That doesn’t surprise me since she earlier supported the House CR, but there has been some speculation given her push on health care.

See my full statement on the Senate spending bill below:

Minnesota’s hemp-produced THC beverage and edible industry reels from provision to outlaw products in shutdown bill  minnpost.com/national/washi… via MinnPost

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When LI Rep. Laura Gillen joins other Dems in opposing the bill to reopen government, she will do so although it tickets $938,000 in community funding to her district for a new fire engine for the Bellerose Fire Dept. Not awkward, she says. "I'm the one who got that funding!"

White House says the president's shutdown-ending bill signing is set for 9:45 p.m.

House passes funding bill that would end 43-day shutdown The funding package will ensure that full food assistance will soon go out and air travel disruptions will wind down. Read more: newsday.com/long-island/po…

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The pizza story is driving the readership traffic.

Or, let's flip that ...she also did not mention that every New York House Republican voted for a bill that does not extend the Obamacare tax credits...you're a co-sponsor of a bill to do that --now that government is reopened, are you going to support a stand-alone vote on that?

There you have it! Thanks congressman.

Relying on Republican colleagues' promises for later ACA subsidy work, Suozzi defends flip on shutdown vote; like 'Charlie Brown and the football,' constituent asks? Sometimes, centrist Suozzi admits, when in middle of road, "you get run over." Read more: newsday.com/long-island/po…