He reached out to you about meeting on the government shutdown. Will you meet with them before you leave for Asia on Friday. I will, actually.I'd love to meet with them. I just want them to open up the country first. You know, the country is so hot right now and they've never voted against, you know, continuation. They've never voted against. They've never done that.They're doing this because they have Trump derangement syndrome. But I will I would love to meet I would like to meet with both of them. But I ...

And joining us now, Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts. Senator Warren, it's great to have you. I want to talk about where I left off with Jackie here, which is Leader Thun telling me last week he could guarantee a vote on reformed ACA subsidy extensions for Democrats. Why doesn't that offer work for you and your colleagues? >> Look, it's not about having a show vote. It's about sitting down and negotiating to roll back the health care cuts that are going to hammer tens of millions of peop ...

And joining me now here to talk about where we go next, Maryland Democratic Senator Chris Van Holland, member of the budget committee. Good to see you, Senator. I mean, look, um, I know Democrats are trying to spare people the pain of higher health care costs.You've been articulate about it. You fought long and hard about it, but you alone also have, for example, nearly 700,000 people on food stamps just in your state. You just heard what Kevin had to say.um you know, SNAP benefits, missed paychecks. What d ...

Today marks day 20 of the Trump Republican government shutdown and still no progress. The House of Representatives was out of session again today, which means that since August, Republican Speaker Mike Johnson has allowed just 12 legislative days for House members. 12 in three months.Democrats say there's a reason for that and it's to shield Donald Trump from the embarrassment of what's in the Epstein files. Speaker Johnson is still refusing to swear in Arizona's newly elected Congresswoman Adelita Graalva, ...

Organizers say more than 7 million people gathered at nearly 3,000 events across the country over the weekend for the so-called no kings rallies in a largely peaceful show of force against the Trump administration's policies. That is 2 million more people than the first No Kings Day back in June. Protesters flooded streets, squares, and parks in both big cities and small towns, chanting no kings in America, and carrying signs with slogans like democracy, not monarchy, and make America good again.In Boston, ...

Welcome back. Joining me now is Republican Senator Ran Paul of Kentucky. Senator Paul, welcome back to Meet the Press.>> Thanks for having me. Good morning. >> Thanks so much for being here.Let's start right there with my conversation with President Zalinski. You heard us talking about the second summit that President Trump is poised to have with President Putin in Budapest. of course coming on the heels of that first summit in Alaska.Senator, do you think this second summit will be worthwhile. >> You know, ...

Congressional Republicans have hit a new low, now blaming the government shutdown on everyday Americans, saying this weekend's no Kings protests are somehow prolonging the stalemate on Capitol Hill. Now, over the past week, Trump officials and elected Republicans have blasted protesters as Marxists, pro- Hamas, Americahating, and a whole lot worse. But as I write for MSNBC.com that protesters are not radicals, nor are they dangerous threat except to those who seek to strangle freedom of speech. They are cit ...

♪ ANNOUNCER: LIVE FROM WASHINGTON, D. C. THIS IS "BALANCE OF POWER" WITH JOE: MATH -- JOE MATHIEU.JOE: DAY 16 OF THE SHUTDOWN AND THERE MAY BE A GLIMMER OF HOPE. SENATE MAJORITY LEADER JOHN THUNE PROMISES DEMOCRATS A VOTE ON OBAMACARE SUBSIDIES. WE’RE GOING TO GET THE LATEST FROM JACK FITZPATRICK AT BLOOMBERG GOVERNMENT.HE’S LIVE ON THE HILL TODAY. PRESIDENT TRUMP IS ON THE LINE RIGHT NOW WITH VLADIMIR PUTIN. AS UKRAINE CALLS FOR TOMAHAWK MISSILES, WE’RE GOING TO TALK ABOUT DEFENSE SPENDING AND INVESTMENTS ...

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