host: bobby cogan served as a former advisor to the director of office of management and budget in the biden administration is also with the center for american budget. joining us now to talk about how government is funded. thanks for giving us your time again. guest: thanks for having me on. host: can you give is your impression on how things work resolved as far as keeping the government funded for another 40 plus days? guest: sure, with a couple of hours to spare, a deal came together, something that had been off the table before then. we had roughly a cleanish continuing resolution that passed most spending on the discretionary side going to the previous levels. by and large, it kept things going through the end of november and gives congress more time that it will used to then fund full year appropriations. host: on the house side, you are seeing appropriation bills being worked on. talk about that is a process for the funding of government. guest: each year, we do 12 appropriations bills. they are usually combined into one bill called in on the bus and sometimes a few bills calle

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