TRUMP via WH pool  Question: How did you look into the latest Iranian proposal?  Answer: "I reject their proposal."

Scrolling through the @WSJ app this morning. 38 days before the midterms.

Moskowitz's seat is a toss up. This is a seat Rs gerrymandered to get Moskowitz out. Also, the Ager/Balkcom seat is a toss up in western N.C.

Zero chance the House returns before the election. And the lame duck is getting extremely crowded: debt limit, government funding, potentially defense-spending reconciliation, another push for SAVE Act and permitting reform.

🚨☀️AM: NEWS: TEXAS PAC, the Senate GOP-linked group, could reach $200M in spending in Texas. GOP private polls mirror the public polls and have Paxton down. SLF “hopes and expects that other partners will help carry the load during the final stretch in Texas.” AKA they want Trump to get off the sidelines and spend tens of millions for Paxton, trumps’s hand picked candidate in the lone star state. link.punchbowl.news/click/47…

R+28. Trump won by 56.

Mobile is in Alabama's first district. An open R+17 that Trump won by 36. Jerry Carl, former House Republican, is coming back to Congress from this district

Members of Congress invited to China state dinner: @SpeakerJohnson, @RepMcCormick, @RepJasonSmith, @SteveDaines.

Texas PAC is now up to $121.1 million in spending in Texas on behalf of Ken Paxton.

🚨 NEW FLY OUT DAY STREAMING NOW ✈️ @SenatorHeinrich (D-N.M.), ranking member of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, sat down with @JakeSherman and @apalmerdc at the townhouse to discuss the current state of permitting reform, AI and data centers, affordability and MUCH more. Then @semafor's @burgessev and our very own @LauraEWeiss16 stop by for That's Not Gonna Fly!

🚨✈️ FLY OUT DAY: MARTIN HEINRICH HEINRICH, one of the key negotiators on the permitting reform bill, takes us inside the negotiations over the massive package. What's inside the package and he thinks the W.H. is bluffing. piped.video/watch?v=RfRq7wbV…

Stock act/voter id may come up next week in the senate.

THUNE on next week, the last Senate has in sessions before midterms: -Says plan for week is to finish NIL, Ratepayer Protection Act & then “yet to be determined” -On any other affordability-related votes before election time - “Well, there are a couple of things that would be good candidates if you're looking at something that reinforces that message. But Ratepayer Protection Act for sure is, I would say, front and center on that list, and that's why we're teeing it up.” -On forcing a permitting vote, Thune says he’d rather get an outcome -Says he’d also like to do some noms - like Labor Sec pick Sonderling - but there are some nom issues R’s need to clear

🚨 Don’t miss our latest Fly Out Day with New Mexico Democratic @SenatorHeinrich. @apalmerdc and @jakesherman take you inside this week's episode.

this story has been corrected to say that the campaign is expecting DCCC money. Also, here is the CURRENT breakdown of spending in NY-17 while we're at it, per @AdImpact_Pol

NEWS: A permitting bill negotiated by the Trump administration and Senate Democrats includes language to protect against data center-driven utility hikes, multiple sources say. The White House thought it had met Democrats' demands Wednesday night, but Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.), top Democrat on EPW, said they need more time to socialize it with stakeholders and lawmakers. It's likely to slip to lame duck. The deal also unfreezes wind and solar projects, a major Trump concession. The administration says the same framework won't be available after the midterms. (if you are a text subscriber, you got it a while ago) Me and @LauraEWeiss16

On FLY OUT DAY today: @SenatorHeinrich What a great guest given all the permitting reform news.

dems going in here before going in big against lawler. what a world!

*WHITEHOUSE: UNLIKELY PERMITTING REFORM GETS VOTE BEFORE MIDTERM @TheTerminal

“You have to convey to us: what are your top priorities? What are you going to try to move back into the base bill?" Coons said. "Because moving tens of billions of dollars of programs across every branch quickly is not easy.” DOD briefing SASC this AM on the spending outlook.