the way for all four of these bills that the speaker was there talking about to actually get their individual votes. and he basically made the point here that this is akin to the senate supplemental, which grouped all of these different aid packages together and by breaking them up, he is allowing members of both his conference and for democrats as well to vote their conscience on each of these various aid packages. i think tomorrow when we ultimately see this vote in the afternoon, we're going to see some really fascinating vote totals, democrats who are willing to vote, for example, for ukraine aid but not israel aid, republicans who might do the reverse, there will be some interesting pairings we're watching here. the other thing we're going to keep watching, of course, is whether or not this amounts to a more urgent threat on speaker johnson's job. of course, those threats have been percolating, chief among them from congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. she walked down the steps while we were talking and didn't talk to reporters. that's rare given the way that she's been acting this week.