Tonight, impacts of the government shutdown intensifying with key benefits on the brink of running out for millions more Americans. >> We expect to see a huge influx in people utilizing the pantry. >> The US Department of Agriculture says SNAP food assistance will stop starting November 1st for about 42 million people.That same day, open enrollment begins for the Affordable Care Act, and premiums are expected to reach record highs. Michaela Butler, a nurse, says she's concerned for her patients. We're going ...

It is day 25 of the government shutdown and federal workers are feeling the impacts after missing their first full paycheck. They lined up around the corner outside a Washington DC food bank set up specifically for federal workers. While Republicans claim Democrats should be held responsible, one Democratic congressman says workers don't see it that way.>> The federal workers that I represent uh are fed up. They have endured 10 months of unrelenting assaults and attacks from the Trump administration. They'v ...

It is day 278 of the second Trump administration and day 24 of what is now the second longest government shutdown on record and there appears to be zero end in sight. Democrats are standing firm on their demands for enhanced tax credits for the Affordable Care Act before health premiums rise which are coming soon. While Republicans are accusing Democrats of holding the government hostage and keeping federal workers from even getting paid. Meanwhile, the president said he is cutting off trade negotiations wi ...

The government shutdown is now in its 24th day. She's got like eight home. And the shutdown and so do you. >> And the shutdown will Massachusetts, California, Colorado.>> Can I read this, please. Cincinnati. >> The shutdown's going to extend in next week.The Senate has left town uh for the weekend without a deal. Why even stay after yesterday. Can't even pay the uh federal employees.Joining us now for the latest, Senator James Langford of Oklahoma. Uh he's vice chair of the Senate Republican Conference. I w ...

Today's White House press briefing was a doozy. There were a lot of questions about Trump's demolition derby over at what used to be the East Wing of the White House. But before we get started, I just wanted to say that unlike the current White House press secretary, Caroline Levit, I solemnly swear not to answer any question with your mom.Okay, so let's get started with Ouija Jien at CBS News. Go ahead, Ouija. >> Can the president tear down anything he wants without oversight.Could he demolish this buildin ...

So, it's week four of the government shutdown, and one of the most repeated attacks on Democrats from Trump and Republicans is this. >> The far-left faction of Senate Democrats shut down the government because we wouldn't give them hundreds of billions of dollars for healthcare benefits for illegal aliens. >> They want to reinstate free healthcare paid for by taxpayers to illegal aliens. >> They want $1.5% trillion for healthare for illegal aliens.>> Now, is there any truth to this. What Trump and the GOP a ...

We turn now to the still unending shutdown. We're now at day 23 after a dozen failed votes in the Senate to fund the government. And with the financial toll mounting for federal employees who are not being paid, some of whom are still working despite not getting a paycheck.A Republican bill to pay those essential workers, which President Trump just moments ago called a test for Democrats, failed this afternoon in the Senate. Democrats today tried to pass their own bill which would pay both furled and non-fu ...

I want to get your take on some of these earnings. So, so Tesla's kind of understandable. Uh they did miss on profit even though everybody says it's a AI robotics company.Missing on profit's important, but when you look at IBM, that's an example of a company that beat expectations, raises guidance, and is trading lower. What is that saying about investor sentiment in this market. >> Yeah, I think I think it's part of the market sentiment overall.I think markets are a little bit concerned near-term. You know ...

I'm joined now by leader Hakee Jeff, Democrat of New York, the man leading those negotiations for his party. Um, Congressman, first let me just start at at a sort of fact level so I understand where the things are. Are there any active negotiations happening between anyone in the two parties in either House of Congress or with the White House about some kind of negotiated deal that would reopen the government? Unfortunately, Chris, there are no active negotiations. And that's because Republicans have basica ...

Joining us now, MSNBC justice and intelligence correspondent Ken Delaneian, Morning Joe co-host and staff writer for The Atlantic, Jonathan Lemir, chief Washington correspondent for Puck, Leanne Caldwell, and MSNBC legal analyst and former Manhattan assistant district attorney Katherine Christian. All right, let's take this apart before we put it back together. Ken, talk to me about the $230 million payout, the potential payout, how it would go.Well, Katie, this arises from two separate claims that Trump an ...