RT Stephen Moore (@StephenMoore)Obamacare is just another government-created affordability crisis.Repeating the same policies and expecting different results is a costly mistake. https://t.co/aYDPdqwaGX ...

Donald Trump has a plan to replace Obamacare by giving Americans cash to buy their own health insurance. But can Trumpcare work? https://t.co/k7fkGBD05R ...

And joining us now is senior White House correspondent Gabe Gutierrez who is standing outside the White House right now. Uh Gabe, just to recap, uh the president putting full responsibility for the government shutdown on the Democrats. He said he wants to see the end of the filibuster uh over in the Senate.A lot of questions to get to here, but first things first, for those that have been impacted by the government shutdown, for those government workers uh that have been stuck in limbo, do we have a timelin ...

Day 43 of the government shutdown. House leaders are expected to vote on the continuing resolution that passed the Senate. And joining us now, House Majority Leader Steve Scaliz.U Majority Leader, it's good to have you on. Uh good morning. Thank you.>> Good to be back. Thanks for having me. >> Uh I've seen it a few times where they asked Speaker uh Johnson about it and I don't know, people run with, you know, if it bleeds it leads.And and I I guess he didn't answer. Oh yeah, it's a done deal. It's definitel ...

It's not that easy getting an airplane on time into Washington, D. C. from some corners of the country.Will you have a quorum on the committee this evening. Yes, I expect we'll have a quorum on the committee. We are tracking everybody's flights and I think all of us are are scheduled to be back in time for the 630 clock in.So I do expect we'll be here. I didn't have any flight delays. I know that's been an issue for some.My prayers are out for Derek Van Orden, traveling across the country in the cold, But h ...

Chief and Politics Reporter for the Gazette, Tom Barton, who was at that town hall last night. Semaphore Politics Reporter Dave Weigel, MSNBC political analyst and former press secretary to speakers John Boehner and Paul Ryan, Brendan Buck, and former Florida Congresswoman Val Demings. Excuse my voice.I'm losing it all over again. Tom, I will start with you. Tell me about that town hall.Yeah, it was tense from the start, booing, heckling, walkouts, even a few people escorted out. You had voters in Southeast ...

RT Caitlin Reilly (@reilly_cait)Small businesses, which make up nearly half of Obamacare enrollment, will be hit hard when enhanced subsidies expire in Jan. I spoke to a few owners who are facing tough decisions about what do when their health care costs skyrocket next year. Free link: https://t.co/Z2lVqAVx2L ...

And joining us now is former Health and Human Services Secretary under President Obama, Kathleen Sibilius. She was one of the architects of Obamacare. Secretary Civilius, it's good to have you here.I want to highlight another family story. This one really, I think, has a huge impact. Helps paint the picture of the types of increases we're going to see.A family of four in Texas. They tell CNBC that they are currently paying $1,200 a month to ensure their family. But without the subsidies, their premiums are ...

Well, I do want to uh set the context that because I I'm afraid that people uh you know, especially in in a fastmoving environment, might forget why we're here. It's not by accident. It's not because of some natural economic downturn.It is because of the original sin, which is uh something that used to be called, Trump used to call it the big beautiful bill. He stopped calling it that uh once it was clear to the American people what was in there which was devastating health care cuts in order to provide tax ...

Congress is making progress toward ending the longest ever shutdown in federal government history. The Senate voted 60 to 40 late on Sunday to advance some legislation that would reopen the government. >> The motion upon reconsideration is agreed to.>> What happened is you had eight Democrats voting with Republicans largely. >> We took a big step forward to protect the health care of tens of millions of Americans in exchange for funding through January 31st. Democrats, one of the things they've really been ...