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• Niska moves that the rule therein be suspended and an urgency be declared, and that the rules of the House
• So, as we set vision, members here in the Minnesota House, we have 134 members.
• Thank goodness we had a split House.
• Um, as Chair Akum mentioned, one house.
• passed the US House. passed the US House.

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• It does resolve, I think, some of the bigger shortfalls in the original House bill.
• You were a great ally defending the House position, and we did a great job.
• We've tried here in the House.
• <00:17:59.039> Represent tried here in the House. Represent tried here in the House.
• A little chaotic in the 1933 and 37.

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• House File 3. Second reading.
• who were part of the House membership. who were part of the House membership.
• Joe Honey, and Doug B from the House. Joe Honey, and Doug B from the House.
• from where we started in the house. from where we started in the house.
• The Republicans in the House government.

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• House File 18. The clerk will report the bill.
• House File 18 as amended. Third reading. Discussion to the bill.
• Third House file number 18 as amended.
• <00:04:40.160> the been the position of the House the been the position of the House the entire
• hear her rap for us on the House floor. hear her rap for us on the House floor.

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• House Republicans,<00:09:56.560> House Republicans, House Republicans, House Democrats,<00:09:
• ><00:37:02.640> repealing<00:37:03.040> the<00:37:03.280> delivery<00:37:03.760>
• that the<00:37:17.440> House<00:37:17.680> GOP<00:37:18.240> broke<00:37:18.480
• > their<00:37:18.720> word,<00:37:19.359> but<00:37:19.599> I the House GOP
• broke their word, but I the House GOP broke their word, but I guess<00:37:19.920> that<00:37:

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• > that<00:37:09.280> this<00:37:09.520> is<00:37:09.599> an<00:37:09.839>
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• You know,<00:37:00.400> it<00:37:00.640> minimizes<00:37:01.200> giveaways.
• It leaves us<00:37:02.320> in<00:37:02.480> a<00:37:02.720> better<00:37:02.960>
• > that<00:37:05.359> each<00:37:05.599> of<00:37:05.680> our<00:37:06.200
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• But min but House House House Republicans<00:38:46.400> stood<00:38:47.079> firm.

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• The first bill that we passed in the House chamber today was ending that insurance for undocumented people
• Leader Murphy uh at one point characterized the House as a two-headed monster.
• <00:05:07.039> as<00:05:07.199> a one point characterized the House as a one point
• characterized the House as a two-headed<00:05:07.919> monster.
• <00:05:14.400> that have proven here in the House that have proven here in the House that

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• House File 16, second reading. The clerk will report the bill.
• House File 16, an act relating to data centers.
• House file number 16, Second reading.
• House File 16, an act relating to data centers.
• House File 16. Third reading. Discussion to the bill.

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• Obviously, this session was really unique with the tied House.
• We prevented a duly elected member of the Minnesota House from being kicked out for no reason whatsoever
• I know um you were really worn House.
• How do you think this House did compared to the last tied House in 1979?
• I know you read the No Plenty of Love House. Um, you know, I don't know what to say about that.

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• that the<00:37:03.839> House<00:37:04.079> GOP<00:37:04.640> broke<00:37:04.880
• > their<00:37:05.119> word,<00:37:05.760> but<00:37:06.000> I the House GOP
• broke their word, but I the House GOP broke their word, but I guess<00:37:06.320> that<00:37:
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• So the spreadsheet shows the House. The first two sets of columns are the House budget.
• The first two set of shows the house.
• The second columns are the house budget.
• <00:02:50.640> and originally came out of the house and originally came out of the house and
• <00:12:16.000> I'm from House Nonpartisan staff. I'm from House Nonpartisan staff.

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• I mean, what this, what the House and Senate did in 2023 and the governor signed into law was a metro
• I mean, what this what the House<00:05:23.600> and<00:05:23.919> Senate<00:05:24.320>
• ,<00:07:48.800> is especially in this tide house, is especially in this tide house, is wanting
• very strong push by Senate DFL, House very strong push by Senate DFL, House GOP<00:09:48.160>
• We need 68 votes to pass a bill out of the House. We know that, and we know we have 68 votes.

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• Will the House suspend the rules to make this special session just a single day?

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Summary: Legislative leaders said work on a special session was still ongoing, with no date set but a possibility of being called soon by the governor. They said negotiations had not broken down and were continuing in a bipartisan way, though there were still significant differences to resolve. Leaders also said that if a special session is announced, members would likely be called back on short notice, with enough time to return from their districts. Several bills were discussed as still being finalized, including the tax, health, human services, transportation, bonding, and non-compete measures. On health and human services, the main unresolved issue was how to handle the undocumented immigrant health insurance provision; one option discussed was moving it into a separate bill, but only if there were a guaranteed contingency to ensure passage and enactment. On taxes, leaders said the current skinny-down version had stripped out several provisions they wanted, including data center-related changes and sustainable aviation fuel language, so final language would determine whether they could support it. They also said discussions on a roughly $700 million bonding bill were still active, with no guarantees. On the non-compete ban, leaders said changes were still being discussed with committee chairs and the commissioner, and that their caucus wanted changes to Minnesota’s current policy. They also said they were not sure whether members were taking per diem during the delay, and one leader said he personally would not take it in a special session if the work was not done. Overall, the tone of the discussion emphasized continued negotiation and a preference for professional, cooperative talks rather than conflict.

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• Chair, DFL House Chair, Senate Chair, and the agency.
• <00:01:57.840> and logistics of votes in the House and logistics of votes in the House and
• We are going to begin in the House.
• rules and speed things up in the House rules and speed things up in the House and<00:05:21.199><
• that we had a DFL majority in the House. that we had a DFL majority in the House.

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Summary: Leaders said final drafting was still pending on several major bills, especially the health and human services measures and, to a lesser extent, transportation. They explained that the revisor and nonpartisan staff must circulate lengthy drafts among House and Senate chairs and agencies for technical review, which is causing delays. Because the special session agreement is traditionally negotiated only after the bills are posted in final form, they said the timing of the special session is still being worked out, along with the order of bills and whether some previously agreed-to technical, non-money provisions can be restored. The discussion emphasized that the bills represent a large share of the state budget and affect vulnerable populations, so leaders said they want more time to review the language carefully and avoid mistakes. They also said they are trying to preserve some bipartisan technical agreements, while noting that a standalone or rolled-back approach to undocumented health care and a rollback of the non-compete ban were not being actively pursued at the leadership level. One leader said the work on health and human services has been fiercely negotiated and should ultimately earn public support. On timing, the best estimate was that the special session would likely begin Saturday, with tomorrow unlikely and Thursday only a very small possibility. Leaders said they are trying to finish before June 10 to avoid additional layoff notices for state employees; they noted that 750 to 950 nurses already received notices and that 10,000 to 20,000 employees could be affected by another round. They said the special session agreement will likely limit the session to one day, and they discussed the vote thresholds needed: 68 in the House and 34 in the Senate to pass bills, plus 90 in the House and 45 in the Senate to suspend the rules and speed proceedings. No formal votes were taken in this exchange. The speakers also reflected on procedure, saying they want reasonable debate without late-night floor sessions, and contrasted this year’s tied chambers and bipartisan cooperation with last year’s prolonged filibuster and partisan conflict.

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• The House is aligned.
• Can you just explain um how is the House Can you just explain um how is the House operating<00:04
• <00:10:00.399> we bit of rivalry and and in the House we bit of rivalry and and in the House
• House passed a bill yesterday.
• And so our federally in the House.

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• Motions and resolutions.
• And so, I'd urge House tradition.
• Speaker of the House of Representatives. Speaker of the House of Representatives.
• Sometimes it at the House bill, House Sometimes it at the House bill, House File<00:32:41.360> One
• agreed the House end this the House agreed the House Republicans<01:24:47.360> that<01:24:47.600

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• It is a Democrat-authored bill here in the House.
• We're pass that out of the House today.
• Um it is um bill here in the House.
• > Republicans<00:09:33.760> got definitely that House Republicans got definitely that House
• That's just not something that the House ever historically does because it's the prerogative of the House

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