Joining me now is Democrat from Pennsylvania, Congresswoman Maline Dean. Congresswoman, thank you so much for being here again. We really appreciate it.>> Good to be with you. >> Well, it's great to have you. So, first question, Minority Leader Jeff is urging a no vote to your fellow Democrats.Is your caucus 100% united in voting no. And are you going to vote no. >> Before I respond to that, I want you to take a look and take a listen to what's going on here tonight.You and I have uh talked in the past eigh ...

You've got some reporting inside the room, some new details, taking us behind the scenes as to how this deal came together. Walk us through it. >> Many senators came into those rooms, the private lunches that Democratic caucus members often have, feeling like they did well on election day, that they should continue carrying out this fight. But of course, the reality behind the scenes, as it had been for weeks and weeks, was the fact that many of these moderate members from the very moment that they first vo ...

I want to bring in Democratic Congressman Brendan Bole from Pennsylvania, ranking member of the House Budget Committee. Congressman, it's good to see you again. And I understand you just came from a Democratic caucus meeting.What can you tell us about it. >> Well, I can tell you that in that room, uh, every single person who spoke up talked about what a terrible uh, deal this is. Frankly, not even an agreement.It is something um that makes sure the health care crisis imposed by Republicans continues in this ...

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Government Policy & Veterans Affairs - The Governor expresses frustration with the Trump administration's handling of the Pentagon and VA leadership, citing disrespect towards veterans [2][3] - Concerns raised over the cutting of 30,000 VA employees and the impact of a 40+ day federal government shutdown on veterans, who constitute one in four federal employees [3] - Criticism directed at actions potentially violating due process for military personnel [3] Healthcare & Federal Shutdown - The Governor criticizes the federal government shutdown and its impact on healthcare, highlighting potential premium increases of 90% [3][6] - The Governor questions the logic of linking the reopening of the federal government to healthcare cuts [6] - Maryland allocates $62 million towards SNAP to ensure uninterrupted benefits for its residents during the federal government shutdown [11] - Concerns raised about potential healthcare premium increases of $15,000 to $25,000, deeming it economically and morally unsound [13] Redistricting & Democracy - The Governor defends the creation of a bipartisan redistricting commission to ensure fair maps and representation, despite criticism [16][18] - The Governor emphasizes the importance of letting the people of Maryland decide what their democracy looks like, contrasting this with perceived attempts to "rig the rules" [20][21] Economic Performance & Re-election - The Governor highlights Maryland's economic progress, including energy assistance, capital investment in entrepreneurs, and a drop in the unemployment rate [23] - The Governor attributes high approval ratings to delivering results, increasing employment, creating opportunities, and improving public safety [25]

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Political Strategy - Republicans learned from the shutdown that they don't have to be healthcare hostages [1] - Democrats learned that futile shutdown gestures are usually self-defeating, a lesson the GOP knows from experience [1]

Government Funding & Shutdown - A bill to fund the federal government through January needs to pass in the House and be signed by President Trump to end the shutdown [1] - The shutdown is considered a mistake with no good results worth the pain inflicted on the American people [7] - The inability to govern harms the United States' standing in the world, showing vulnerabilities to adversaries and unreliability to allies [8] - The House rules require a 48-hour reading period for bills before a vote, a reform often demanded by conservative groups [5] Veterans Affairs - Senator Moran will honor Veterans Day by ringing the opening bell at NASDAQ [1][3] - Ensuring veterans receive the things promised to them is a key responsibility [3] Political Landscape & Senate Dynamics - The House is seen as more vulnerable than the Senate for a potential shift in power [17] - There's a strong sense of dissatisfaction among the American people with the way things are [17] - Reconciliation is a narrow opportunity in the Senate rules allowing 51 senators to act, and there's talk of using it again [12][13] - The divisiveness in politics has increased, with a focus on fighting rather than solving problems [23]

Government Shutdown & Funding Deal - The US government is potentially reopening after a historic 40-day shutdown, with the Senate voting on a funding deal to fund the government at existing levels through January 30th [1][2] - The agreement includes approving three full-year appropriation bills for certain agencies and reversing shutdown-related layoffs of federal workers [2] - The deal does not extend Affordable Care Act subsidies, which was the main issue Democrats initially shut down the government over [2] - The House is expected to vote on the bill as soon as Wednesday, and it would then need to be signed by President Trump [6] - The current shutdown is the longest in US history, and there is urgency to get the bill to President Trump's desk [10] Political Implications - Democrats are divided over the deal, with some facing calls to resign [6] - Democrats believe that healthcare and government functionality are issues that will be stronger for them politically in the 2026 midterm elections [14][15] - Polls suggest that voters were willing to blame Republicans and/or President Trump for the shutdown, even though Democrats initiated it [15] - Republicans feel they won on the substance of the deal, as Democrats did not get anything for the shutdown [18] - Democrats are seen as fighting for healthcare, government workers, and the poor, while Republicans and Donald Trump are seen as willing to let people go hungry [21][22] Epstein Files & House Procedures - The reopening of the government could lead to renewed focus on the Epstein files [24] - Congresswoman-elect Adalita Graalva is expected to be sworn in and sign the discharge petition to release the Epstein files [25][26] - A vote on releasing the Epstein files may not occur until early December due to procedural rules and the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday [27] - The Speaker of the House has kept the House out of session since September 19th, allegedly to protect Donald Trump [30]

Joining me now, the Washington bureau chief for USA Today, Susan Paige, and former Republican congressman from Florida, Carlos Carbelloo, who is also an MSNBC political analyst. Uh, Susan, is this an economic plan. Well, the president apparently didn't tell his Treasury Secretary about it because on one of the Sunday shows yesterday, uh, Secretary Bessant seemed to know nothing about it and tried to explain, walk it back, saying maybe some of the tax cuts that were part of the, uh, the bill that's already b ...