ADRIANA DIAZ:
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Yeah, I noticed that too. All the planes are getting used. So, Weijia, before we let you go, President Trump, of course, back in the US. He's focusing on domestic issues. Less than an hour ago, he wrote on social media that he will not sign the bipartisan housing bill. What do we know about that? So this was supposed to be a big win for both parties here in Washington with a bipartisan piece of legislation that is rare these days. But the president essentially canceled that ceremony earlier this month because he was so frustrated that his priority, the Save America Act, was not going anywhere. So this morning, you see his post. He says he will not sign the housing bill, which has been fully approved by Congress and sent to the White House, in protest over the fact that the US Senate is not capable of passing the Save America Act, which is that collection of stricter rules for voting that he is trying to get over the finish line but just doesn't have the votes right now. So the bill, as he mentioned, came to his desk. He says he's not signing it. What we are trying to figure out now is if he plans to veto that piece of legislation in protest even further. And the White House responded with a link to the president's tweet without answering whether he plans to veto it, or not. But suffice it to say that he is unhappy right now with the state of affairs, with the Save America Act, and really already starting to inject some skepticism into the midterm elections ahead of what we expect will be some pretty tough races. It sure will. Weijia Jiang, thank you so much. Sure.
