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Schumer: Extend healthcare tax credits for a year & Dems will vote to reopen government
MSNBC· 2025-11-07 21:21
Let's talk about this with ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee, Democratic Congressman Jim Heims of Connecticut. Uh he is also a member of the Financial Services Committee. What are your thoughts on this.Does this seem like a reasonable offer. And do you have any expectations that Republicans, when we understand, will be taking to the bottom of the hour in about 45 minutes and have a conference to go over what has been offered. That's something they'll accept and reopen this government.>> Yea ...
‘This has got to stop’: Pilot warns of growing flight disruptions amid shutdown
MSNBC· 2025-11-07 21:18
Well, joining us right now, we have spokesperson for the Allied Pilots Association, Captain Dennis Tager. Uh, he has been a pilot, in fact, with American Airlines for 32 years. So, uh, congrats on that, sir.I know you've shoveled probably a lot of us back and forth, but let's talk about the delays which are going to impact travelers who have critical flights planned. I want to give the example of Lori Newman, a cancer patient traveling from her family home in Tennessee to her medical team in Texas. Take a l ...
'It breaks my heart': Food assistance recipient says 9-year-old child offered to help
MSNBC· 2025-11-07 20:45
My daughter sees like with the news, I watch the news and stuff and I don't shelter her from it because she needs to know what's going on in society. She knows that I, you know, I shop right now with a calculator as it is just to make sure like I'm on key point and stuff, but she offered her piggy bank money. She's offered, you know, sometimes sell some of her toys to, you know, help with groceries.And it breaks my heart like like right now I'm getting so so thinking about it because I just look at her and ...
College student facing food insecurity: 'Overwhelmed and stressed'
MSNBC· 2025-11-07 20:16
Being in college is a unique perspective because you know it's midterm season and there's finals coming up and break and it's really frustrating to have to on top of all of those things worry about working 30 hours a week and all the other things I'm doing and then also not know where my next meal is coming from. My name is Emily. I am a fourth year college student at Colorado State University.I'm majoring in nutrition and food science with a minor in chemistry on the premed track. So, my hope is to be a ph ...
Jury acquits D.C. man in 'sandwich assault' case -- 'it didn't explode'
MSNBC· 2025-11-07 19:41
A jury has found the so-called DC sandwich guy not guilty of misdemeanor assault. Jurors deliberated the charges against Shawn Dunn for several hours yesterday before delivering their verdict. Dunn's case gained national attention after video showed him throwing a sub sandwich at the chest of a federal officer earlier this year.And Lisa, I've just been handed an important fact check. Earlier I said he threw a ham sandwich. I've been corrected.It was a salami sandwich. We regret the error. Lisa, do you consi ...
PA dad starts food pantry in his front yard as many go without SNAP benefits
MSNBC· 2025-11-07 19:20
While many formal food pantries are trying to help fill the gap, my next guest is going viral for setting up a food pantry in his front yard. >> We've got drinks, we've got fruit, we've got fresh eggs. Y'all, we're not letting people go hungry.Here is my my house. I I'm not a rich man. I'm not a a big house man.This is my house right now. So many things. Are you kidding me.There's no name. It just says, "May God prosper and bless your food pantry. We're really not letting people go hungry again." >> AJ Owen ...
‘Absolutely absurd’: Flight Attendants Union Pres. slams federal workers not getting paid
MSNBC· 2025-11-07 19:17
Right now, airline and airport workers who are still getting paid are still feeling the pressure. We're seeing more flight cancellations, increased uncertainty from the government shutdown. It's a terrible situation, not only for travelers, but also flight attendants whose main job is keeping us safe in the skies.Sarah Nelson is president of the Association of Flight Attendants. It's good to have you back, boy. Um, >> thanks, Chris.You've said this decision um isn't about politics. It is about safety. But w ...
Trump 'has been nowhere in sight' for negotiations: Dem Sen. on shutdown
MSNBC· 2025-11-07 18:56
And joining us now is the Democratic Senator of Connecticut, Richard Blumenthal. What do you have to say to Sarah Nelson, and all those folks who work at airlines and airports around the country. >> I am tremendously sympathetic to the flight attendants who provide such important and valuable service and equally so to the heroes here, the air controllers and the TSA workers who have been working for more than a month without pay.They deserve to be paid and that's why we have sponsored legislation that would ...
Wall Street said it'd flee if Mamdani won. It hasn't -- yet.
MSNBC· 2025-11-07 18:51
You've been interviewing a lot of business leaders since the mayoral election. How are they reacting to Mumani's win. Because some of the big biggest critics among them said CEOs and other of the moneyed class are going to be leaving New York City if Mumani wins.Are they packing their bags. What's going on. >> There was a lot of hysteria leading up to the election.You know, Wall Street knows how to argue its case. So, some of the hysteria that we saw in those months after the primary was Wall Street really ...
'A lot of issues' with this case: Attorney on challenge to overturn same-sex marriage
MSNBC· 2025-11-07 18:48
Joining us now, MSNBC's Fallon Gallagher and Mary Bonado, the senior director of civil rights and legal strategies at BLAD Law. She is also one of the attorneys who argued before the Supreme Court in the Oberafel case. So, Fallon, walk us through what the justices are doing today, what we might expect.Yeah, Chris. So, the justices are having one of their regularly scheduled conference meetings. This is a closed door meeting that's literally just the justices.It's not open to the public, press, or even staff ...