government shutdown in history. Now in its 40th day, senators are working their first weekend since the shutdown began six weeks ago, looking for a way out. But Speaker Mike Johnson has extended the House recess for yet another week.The House last met on September 19th. In the meantime, panic continues for travelers as thousands of flights are canceled or delayed, a problem that is set to get worse if the shutdown drags on. And millions of lowincome families are now facing new delays in SNAP food benefits a ...

The Affordable Care Act uh open enrollment opens tomorrow and millions of Americans are going to see dramatically higher premiums because enhanced tax credits are going to expire. Meanwhile, President Trump is calling on the Senate to get rid of the filibuster, which would allow Republicans to reopen the government. The president made the request via very long social media post last night. The filibuster, of course, is a long-standing tactic in the Senate that blocks or delays votes on a bill. 60 votes are ...

The last word with Lawrence O'Donnell who is back starts right now. Hi Lawrence. >> Hey Jen. Um I haven't taken any uh what animals that questions uh lately. Uh I don't remember them being too tough uh whenever I did take them. That's for sure. >> Me neither. We could pass those with flying colors. I'm fairly certain. But we wouldn't be given them so frequently. I don't think either. >> Uh it is. You're seeing madness at work every day down there. >> No question about it. >> Right. Thanks, Jen. Thanks, Lawr ...

Well, we will not be covering Donald Trump's third term. Donald Trump will not serve a third term. Donald Trump will not run for a third term. Donald Trump's name will not appear on a presidential ballot in any state.So, we won't be covering the third term. And we won't be talking about the possibility of a third term because it's impossible. But Donald Trump wants us to talk about him running for a third term because it will distract from the Epstein files and it will distract from the cruelty he is imposi ...

Well, joining me now is the administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Dr.. Medmmetz. Dr.. Oz, thank you so much for joining me. Really appreciate it. >> Honor to be with you, Kristen. Thank you for having me. >> Well, it's wonderful to have you here, Dr.. Oz. I want to start off by asking you about open enrollment for the Obamacare marketplace. These subsidies, open enrollment, of course, begins November 1st. It's already underway for Medicare recipients. I want to ask you if the ACA ...

Donald Trump's government shutdown is now the third longest in American history and the American people are feeling the shutdown pain more and more each day. Social Security offices are now closing across the country. States are warning of possible disruptions in SNAP benefits and thousands of federal workers, thousands folks and our military families as well are facing immense financial uncertainty.Donald Trump couldn't care less. As the New York Times notes, unlike past presidents, Mr. . Trump appears to ...

Well, joining me now, Democratic Congressman from Washington, Adam Smith. He of course the ranking member on the House Armed Services Committee. Congressman, welcome back to the broadcast.Good to have you here. So, if negotiations are going nowhere with Republican lawmakers, could Democrats try to make a deal directly with President Trump. I mean, how else can this shutdown end.>> I think we should. I think, you know, understanding the issue here though is important. The Republicans are refusing to negotiat ...

We've got much more. Millions of people around the country who are expected to take to the streets today in another round of the no kings protests against President Trump. This grassroots movement comes as congressional Democrats are taking their own stand, continuing to vote against reopening the government until the expiring healthc care subsidies are addressed.Joining us now, New York Democratic Congresswoman Clark, who also serves as the chair of the Congressional Black Caucus. Congresswoman, thank you ...

So, uh, David Ducker, in your latest opinion piece for Bloomberg, you examine how Republicans are handling this shutdown and the future of Obamacare subsidies, writing in part, quote, Republicans, including Trump, have basically acknowledged that they are going to have to support some sort of legislation to maintain the availability of health insurance under Obamacare. Many of their constituents rely on the subsidies. Republicans in this fight have positioned themselves all along as the party against shutti ...

He CERTAINLY hammered the YES on 'healthcare' THO!MFER HAS SAID IT 16+ TIMES!?THE LINE WAS OVER / UNDER 5...Easy (@EasyEatsBodega):Bernie took the 'No' on saying Shutdown 10+ times.There is no other explanation... ...