This is now moving forward to debate. They'll debate it for hours. And then they will go ahead and vote on final passage.
This is going to be tough. So now, forgive my ignorance, but I just don't understand why most of these Freedom Caucus guys or even Brian Fitzpatrick was moderate. I don't understand why they, you know, and you may know the answer and I don't.
Why are they just, why aren't they just allowed the debate to begin and just hold off on the vote when it happens? So, because, so Fitzpatrick already voted yes, by the way. He flipped. No, not flipped.
He's no longer a holdout. No. Julie Grace just gave us that when she was here earlier.
Brian Fitzpatrick went ahead and voted yay. His concerns and reservations are with Medicaid. Understand this.
I, oh my God, Fox is behind me. I was faster at giving you guys that math. He was a switch and Fox was.
Look at that. Crazy. Yeah, because they still have five up there.
So, it's going to be four now that Fitzpatrick switched. No, no, no, no, no. Bates and Jordan faster than Legacy Media, even Fox.
No, no, no. Valadao wasn't a nay. He was a holdout.
He had not voted yet. So, instead of being nine, now there's only eight there. And now Massey went from yay to nay.
Is it four no's kills the bill? Is that four that we can't have? Four no's kills the amendment. They need, they can only afford three people because if that is a tie and ties go down. The speaker doesn't break the tie? The speaker's already focused.
Yeah. Oh. Yeah, this isn't the Senate.
But now when you say it kills the amendment, what does that mean? Well, it kills, I'm sorry, forgive me. It kills the procedural, not the amendment. It kills this procedure.
And if this procedure falls, it can't move forward. So, the bill essentially dies and fails. No, no, no.
It doesn't die and fail. It means they get to bring this back. It has to go back to square one and it has to be renegotiated.
They have to start the procedure all over again. They don't. That is not the truth.
