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X @Anthony Pompliano 🌪
Anthony Pompliano 🌪· 2025-10-29 12:54
The government has been shut down for 29 days.That means the government has been shut down for more than double the time it took for the US to solve the Cuban missile crisis.We literally negotiated with an adversary faster than we can negotiate across the aisle. ...
'Bad all around': Trump disconnected from shutdown pain at home while traveling overseas
MSNBC· 2025-10-29 11:30
Government Shutdown Impact - The government shutdown has reached day 29, with the Senate failing to pass the House-approved bill for the 13th time [1] - 42 million people are at risk of losing federal food and nutrition benefits under the SNAP program starting this Saturday [1] - The Wick food assistance program for women and children could run out of funds next week [1] - Air traffic controllers are no longer receiving paychecks, and TSA officers missed their first paychecks last Friday [1] - Active duty troops could start going without pay by November 15th [1] Political Dynamics - House Speaker Mike Johnson won't call Republican lawmakers back until Democrats pass the bill [1] - Democrats are focused on healthcare, specifically the extension of Obamacare subsidies [2] - Senate Republican leaders considered one-off funding bills for programs like SNAP and air traffic controller pay, but are backing off due to White House and House Speaker opposition [2] - Republicans control everything, so ultimately they probably take the vast majority of the blame if these things unfold the way that we think that they'll unfold [2] Economic Concerns - Everyone's about to see a pretty big increase in their health care premiums [2] - The job market is looking really, really tight, especially for college graduates [2]
5 Things To Know: October 29, 2025
CNBC Television· 2025-10-29 11:08
Financial Policy - The Federal Reserve is widely expected to cut interest rates by a quarter point (0.25%) [1] Geopolitical & Economic Impact - Potential Gaza ceasefire disruption due to renewed Israeli strikes following alleged Hamas attack [2] - US government shutdown leads to air traffic controllers taking second jobs due to missed paychecks [2] - Air traffic controller absences, exacerbated by the shutdown, are causing flight delays [3] - Air traffic controller staffing shortages are worsening due to the shutdown [3] Company Performance & Technology - HK Highix's shares jumped 7% after reporting record quarterly revenue and profit [4] - Strong demand for HK Highix's high bandwidth memory chips, used in AI chipsets, is driving growth [4] - HK Highix's planned supply of memory products for 2026 are already sold out [4] Natural Disasters - Hurricane Melissa made landfall in southeastern Cuba as a category 3 storm with maximum sustained winds near 125 miles per hour [5] - Hurricane Melissa slammed into Jamaica as a category 5 storm [5]
Ruhle: Healthcare & food benefits at risk in shutdown fight
MSNBC· 2025-10-29 01:08
There are two government programs at the center of the government shutdown. Obamacare, which has been the sticking point between Democrats and Republicans that is keeping the shutdown going, and federal food benefits that are commonly known as SNAP. It is about to run out of money because the Trump White House decided not to use emergency money to keep it going.That is a decision that Speaker Mike Johnson came out in support of today. And so far, both parties have made no progress in reopening the governmen ...
'I know what hunger looks like': Why Nevada AG is suing over SNAP benefits
MSNBC· 2025-10-29 00:59
Legal & Regulatory Issues - Democratic officials from 25 states and the District of Columbia are suing the Trump administration for allegedly unlawfully suspending SNAP food assistance payments during the government shutdown [1] - The lawsuit argues the USDA has sufficient funds to cover November SNAP benefits [2][4] - The lawsuit aims to force the USDA to fulfill its legal obligations to keep SNAP benefits flowing [6] Social & Economic Impact - The suspension of SNAP benefits affects a half a million individuals in Nevada, including children and grandparents [7] - One in four children in Nevada are unsure where their next meal will come from [7] - Contingency funds have been set aside by Congress to ensure individuals can be fed during the shutdown [11] Political Context - The Attorney General of Nevada, Aaron Ford, is leading the lawsuit and is also a candidate for governor [3] - The governor of Nevada vetoed a bill that could have guaranteed school lunches to children [8]
‘Politically motivated' Fed more likely to cut rates, BNY chief economist predicts
Youtube· 2025-10-29 00:45
Earnings Expectations - The S&P 500 is projected to have a year-over-year growth of 10.5% for the third quarter, with the tech sector expected to grow by 23.5% [2][3] - Major companies such as Apple and Amazon are set to report earnings, which will significantly influence market sentiment as they collectively represent over 24% of the S&P 500's market cap [3] Federal Reserve Insights - The Federal Reserve is anticipated to cut rates, with a likely reduction of 25 basis points, although there is speculation about a potential 50 basis point cut [4][5] - The Fed is closely monitoring earnings reports for insights on pricing power, demand, and spending intentions from CEOs and CFOs [6] AI Sector Developments - Nvidia has announced multiple partnerships in the artificial intelligence space, reinforcing its position as a leader in AI chip technology [7] - The focus is on whether these AI initiatives will generate substantial returns, as the market is currently saturated with announcements but lacks clarity on profitability [8][9] Market Dynamics - The ongoing government shutdown is being monitored for its impact on consumer behavior and retail performance, with major retailers like Walmart and Dollar General expected to provide insights in upcoming reports [12][14] - The overall market is experiencing a rally, with optimism about AI's integration into various sectors potentially driving further growth [10][11] Future Outlook - The political landscape is expected to influence future Federal Reserve policies, particularly with upcoming changes in leadership and board composition [15]
X @Joe Consorti ⚡️
Joe Consorti ⚡️· 2025-10-28 23:41
The government has been shut down for 27 days, and unless you've been made aware of this, you probably haven't noticed.Perhaps it should stay that way. ...
Federal workers under strain during government shutdown
NBC News· 2025-10-28 23:11
Zero fellow. Stop. Stop. Stop.>> The high stakes in the air driven home by a San Francisco controller preventing a near disaster this month as a business jet nearly crossed in front of a departing commercial jet. >> Stop. Stop. Stop.>> Today, controllers nationwide missed their first full paycheck with the FAA reporting another 3,000 delays. Some due to controller shortages. 24% of all flights delayed Monday, 44% Sunday.An ongoing problem for years, but now made more acute as controllers work without a payc ...
X @The Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal· 2025-10-28 22:21
A growing number of GOP lawmakers say their party should kill or change the filibuster to end the government shutdown, which is approaching a full month https://t.co/ZoZX6xfV3J ...
Can US Government Extend SNAP Benefits Amid Shutdown?
Bloomberg Television· 2025-10-28 22:15
Government Shutdown Resolution - The speaker suggests a simple solution to the government shutdown: Democratic colleagues should pass a clean continuing resolution (CR), similar to what they did 13 times during Joe Biden's administration [1] - Passing a CR would allow the government to reopen and ensure the continuation of benefits, such as SNAP benefits and FAA operations [3] - The speaker emphasizes that passing a CR would be a quick process, taking only minutes [3] Funding and SNAP Benefits - Discussions have taken place regarding contingency funding to extend SNAP benefits for 40 million Americans, but there may not be enough money available to cover a month's worth of benefits [5][6] - The speaker believes the best solution is to pass a continuing resolution to help those affected [7] Path Forward and Bipartisan Cooperation - The speaker believes the path forward is clear: pass a continuing resolution and then resume work on appropriations bills [4] - The speaker claims negotiations were proceeding in good faith and that a bipartisan agreement on appropriations bills was close [7][8]