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Senate takes center stage in Roll Call’s weekly video

With the House away until after the midterms, Roll Call’s Sept. 25 video highlights an unusual week of Senate talk.

The Ballot National DeskSeptember 26, 2026
Senate takes center stage in Roll Call’s weekly video

Key takeaways

  • The House was away until after the midterms.
  • The Sept. 25 video focuses on the Senate’s week.
  • Chris Hale posted the Roll Call segment.

Senate in focus

The House was away from Capitol Hill until after the midterms, leaving the Senate as the chamber in focus for the week ending Sept. 25, 2026.

Chris Hale posted the video and accompanying page at 4:31 p.m. on Sept. 25. The edition concerns congressional activity rather than a named candidate, campaign or election contest. Its title, “2 Fast 2 Furry,” introduces a collection of moments from the week rather than a single legislative proposal or vote.

Flock, profanity and a furry reference

The furry reference is explicitly qualified as possible. The profanity reference describes the language through a familiar comparison, while “Flock” appears as a capitalized name in the preview. Together, the three phrases form the theme for the video’s look at the Senate’s week on Capitol Hill.

The published record

Roll Call’s article page links directly to the video on YouTube, where the segment is available under the same title. Both records identify the installment as covering the week ending Sept. 25, 2026.

The House’s absence defines the congressional schedule behind the episode. Until representatives return after the midterms, the Senate remains the only one of the two chambers present on Capitol Hill.

What to watch

  • The House’s return after the midterms
  • Senate activity during the House’s absence
  • Any congressional record connected to the video’s three topics

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