With fiscal 17 lagos to the end of september and became together over the weekend in this Week Congress will be processing with the mid flight midnight deadline. And that is part of those key issues spinet there is something for everybody to like to share that extra defense spending and they are glad they kept out the priorities poolsides half cheered extra funding for research to shore up the Health Benefits fund for retired coal miners that had been struck for natural disasters. Those that god the more hardline conservatives Foreign Policy provisions. So the house but on wednesday talking about the opposition house with that pushed back at on democrats . Been there will not beat too much push back the general criticism is that it is so late the bill will find a government for the next five months without appropriations cycle to kick in. So it is late but better late than never. Idol think it is enough for our people to pass to get that appropriations cycle over with. So far the other end of pennsylvania avenue the article and midafternoon that Congress Takes a victory lap pet trump keeps quiet you bite that the bill that was unveiled on monday was something to celebrate with one central figure fell silent with president trump. Any indication how he feels . Summit the spokesman us said he likes that there is an increase for a broader security and defense spending that is not necessarily a big victory he only got half the funding that he asked and obviously the big item was the broader wall that was not included there was language in the bill to build a wall wasnt a great victory as a great negotiator this may not be his best so they had been promoted that to mention public but the press secretary said today he is every reason to believe that trump will sign the bill into law. Appropriations reporter rankandfile level of progress this week. He is on twitter. Thank you for the update. The the the the. Going forward, we cannot stick with regulations from the Great Depression that were meant to micromanage. Instead we need rules that focus on growth and infrastructure investment, rules that expand