day 289 of the biden administration. the focus is on capitol hill where the democrats are finally expected to vote tomorrow on the president's spending plan. we should add, in fairness, your u.s. senate is leaving on a ten-day break and the house is out next week as well. so you get the urgency that has gripped washington. on another front, the committee investigating the 1/6 insurrection, donald trump's attempts to keep documents related to that day private and away from that committee appear to be increasingly futile. the deadline to hand over about 770 pages of it is next friday. it seems a federal judge is reluctant to intervene here. trump's attorneys argued today there was no legislative purpose to which tanya i can't chucken, federal judge replied, quote, are you saying the president's notes, talking points and records of telephone conversations on january 6th have no bearing on the investigation? these are about who the