We got the president uh signing that bill upon the government ending what is now the longest shutdown in US history. Emily Wilkins joins us in Washington with the latest. Good morning. >> Hey Andrew. Well, yeah. After 43 days, the government shutdown is now over, longest in history. So that vote last night, you saw all but two House Republicans voting to reopen the government. You saw six Democrats that crossed the aisle to join them. And then of course as you're seeing there, Donald Trump signing that bill ...

After 43 days, the longest US government shutdown ended as President Donald Trump signed a stopgap deal to reopen federal agencies. Another funding fight looms in January: Here is your Evening Briefing. https://t.co/khAilVkjgX ...

The yays are 222. The nays are 209. The bill is passed without objection.The motion to reconsider is laid on the table. >> It's an honor now to sign this incredible bill and get our country working again. Thank you.It's cost the country $1.5% trillion dollars. This little excursion that they took us on. Republicans never wanted a shutdown and voted 15 times for a clean continuation of funding.There's never been a time when one or the other party ever didn't sign a continuation. It's just a continuation. Not ...

The House has cleared a key hurdle to set up a final vote on the Senate-passed funding package to reopen the federal government. https://t.co/L3xec5oE1d ...

The House has cleared a key hurdle to set up a final vote on the Senate-passed funding package to reopen the federal government. https://t.co/LvcV5o0rJJ ...

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 ...

Because as we begin day 43 of the government shutdown, lawmakers have taken another step toward ending the longest funding lapse in US history. Last night, the House Rules Committee met for the first time in weeks and advanced the Senate passed bill to reopen the government after turning down Democratic amendments that would have extended the enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies. This bill extends funding for most agencies until the end of January while including three full-ear funding bills for some part ...

The Senate on Monday night passed a bill to fund the federal government through January and end the longest shutdown in U.S. history. CNBC's Emily Wilkins joins 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss. ...

A record-setting 41-day US government shutdown is on a path to end as soon as Wednesday after the Senate passed a temporary funding measure backed by a group of eight centrist Democrats https://t.co/vE8am9TBZm ...

🇺🇸 JUST IN: The US Senate approves a bill to reopen the US government, now heads to the House for final vote. https://t.co/LIaPGG5sq1 ...