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Country this morning. And Congresswoman Liz Cheney quadrupling down with her fight with fellow republicans, slamming her colleagues for siding with trump instead of the truth. Nbcs Leigh Ann Caldwell is on Capitol Hill with us. Get us Up To speed. Where are things with Liz Cheney this morning . Steph, Liz Cheney is unlikely to held on to her seat as conference chair. Shes lost a tremendous amount of support among her colleagues and lost confidence among republican leadership as well. Liz cheney knows shes lost this battle. Shes not trying to keep her seat at all. Shes not calling her members. Shes not whipping them or cajole them to vote for her when theres an expected vote as early as next week on her position. But she is determined to fight for the soul of the republican party. She wrote in an Opinion Piece in the Washington Post a scathing statement saying the republicans have a choice to make. She wrote, in part the republican party is at a Turning Point and republicans must decide
maybe give a hint where he is going to go and99 where the party is going to go in the next couple of years and in the next presidential election. let s first, though, get the fallout from that stimulus getting passed in the house. we should stress here the senate has a whole bunch of different rules, and the timeline here could be a little murky. david spunt with more in wilmington, delaware. hey, dave. reporter: good morning. ing making it match the house will and the senate bill always a channel. president biden will be making his way to his second home here in wilmington later this afternoon. before he leaves for wilmington, he ll speak from the white house, the roosevelt room, in about an hour. white house officials are pleased that this passed the u.s. house of representatives, although you mentioned that narrow margin, 219-212, all republicans in the house voted against the package. two democrats voted against the package. let me go through some of the highlights of t