And joining us now is California Republican Congressman Kevin Kylie. It's good to have you here. Um I think I should point out you're a bit of a a unicorn. You are a Democrat in a heavily um you're a Republican in a heavily Democratic state.Uh yes, there we go. A purple district. So I I'm assuming you're hearing from both sides or all sides of the political spectrum as you take all of that in.How do you fix this, Congressman. Yeah, I am. I mean, this is really not a partisan thing.Like, I think that uh just ...

I want to bring in Massachusetts Congresswoman Katherryn Clark, the House Democratic Caucus Whip. Thanks for joining us. Look, um I wonder if I can pick it up there and and I wonder if in the conversations you're having with your members, you are hearing talk about maybe can there be some compromise on the idea of an offramp, as Ally put it, on on ACA subsidies.You know, that has been our absolute message, Chris, to Republicans, to the president, and to the American people. Let's get together. This shutdown ...

The shutdown fight over ACA subsidies isn’t just politics. It will determine whether millions of Americans have health insurance, @lisamjarvis says (via @opinion) https://t.co/tl7DSIr8Cf ...

RT Bloomberg Opinion (@opinion)@TimOBrien @RonBrownstein @lisamjarvis “I assume that somehow there will be some agreement to negotiate and there will be some extension of the [ACA] subsidies. We just don’t know when,” @RonBrownstein says https://t.co/9MaHGrBOy1 ...

RT Bloomberg Opinion (@opinion)@TimOBrien @RonBrownstein @lisamjarvis The rope that’s dangling down into the well for Democrats is that many Republicans don’t want the ACA subsidies to expire either, @RonBrownstein says.“They really did work.”Tune in LIVE: https://t.co/9MaHGrBOy1 ...

Well, we are going to go through the same motions we went through last night. Keep voting on two bills that don't have enough votes to pass. We'll take a break on Thursday, observe Yom Kippur, come back on Friday and see if things have shake it out at all.I'm advised that staff expects to be in and voting on Friday, maybe even over the weekend. There's a possibility that we could get this all wrapped up by Monday, but there is no bipartisanship to speak of, a lot of partisan rancor. And this this doesn't ha ...