And joining us now is Democratic Senator Gene Shaheen of New Hampshire. She's one of the eight Democrats who voted with Republicans to reopen the government and was directly involved in shutdown negotiations. Senator Shaheen, first I have to thank you for your patience uh with all that breaking news this morning.I know you've been waiting for a while. We really appreciate you doing that and joining us for this conversation. >> You of course have faced Thank you.You've faced a lot of criticism, I know, from ...

I'm Joe Frier. >> And I'm Savannah Sers. We're going to begin this morning with the fallout from the tens of thousands of documents released in connection to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.President Trump was seen avoiding reporters yesterday as he continues to dismiss questions over what he's calling a hoax after the House Oversight Committee released emails sent by Epstein from 2011 to 2019 with some mentioning Trump by name. >> Now, former victims of Epstein are speaking out. They're calling on Co ...

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Congresswoman Adelita Grijalva. Welcome to Washington and welcome to Bloomberg TV and Radio. It's great to see you.You have been a member of Congress for less than 24 hours, and we were compelled by your words following your swearing in. We have a lot of things we want to ask you about, but I'm going to start with what you said, highlighting the fact that 50 days saw 800,000 Arizonans left without access to the basic services that every constituent deserves. You called it an abuse of power.Congresswoman, is ...

I want to bring in Arizona Democratic Congresswoman Yasmin Ansari, member of the House Oversight Committee. Uh first, I want to get your take on the president getting personally involved here, uh trying to use some pressure on rep your Republican colleagues to change their vote, going so far as to bring one of them into the situation room. >> First of all, thank you so much for having me.I think the president's personal involvement in trying to pressure and threaten Republican members of Congress to remove ...

Workers across the nation are in the thick of changing, renewing, or signing up for certain health care plans under the current open enrollment period. Millions of people could and actually very likely will see their insurance premiums rise pretty sharply next year. Joining us right now with insights on the current state of the health insurance industry is Mark Berlini. He is the CEO of Oscar Health. He's also the new chairman of Verizon and the former chairman and CEO of Etna, a longtime friend of the show ...

Workers across the nation are in the thick of changing, renewing, or signing up for certain health care plans under the current open enrollment period. Millions of people could and actually very likely will see their insurance premiums rise pretty sharply next year. Joining us right now with insights on the current state of the health insurance industry is Mark Berlini. He is the CEO of Oscar Health. He's also the new chairman of Verizon and the former chairman and CEO of Etna, a longtime friend of the show ...

We got the president uh signing that bill upon the government ending what is now the longest shutdown in US history. Emily Wilkins joins us in Washington with the latest. Good morning. >> Hey Andrew. Well, yeah. After 43 days, the government shutdown is now over, longest in history. So that vote last night, you saw all but two House Republicans voting to reopen the government. You saw six Democrats that crossed the aisle to join them. And then of course as you're seeing there, Donald Trump signing that bill ...

Welcome back. With the shutdown likely to end tonight and the 2025 off-year elections in the books, the race to the 2026 midterms is now underway. And today, former Democratic Congresswoman Elaine Lauria of Virginia announced she's launching a bid for her old congressional seat.Virginia's second district is a battleground seat. Lauria flipped it blue when she won in 2018. She served two terms, but then lost to Republican Jennifer Keegan in 2022.The former congresswoman, who was a member of the House Committ ...

Today, House Democrats will introduce legislation to extend the Affordable Care Act tax credits for three years to make sure that tens of millions of Americans don't experience dramatically increased premiums, co-pays, and deductibles. We believe that workingclass Americans, middle-class Americans, and everyday Americans deserve the same level of certainty that Republicans always provide to the wealthy, the welloff, and the well-connected. The same level of certainty.And so, we're calling upon our Republica ...