PBS News Hour - Full Show October 1, 2025 – PBS News Hour full episode
Oct 1, 2025
Domenico Montanaro, NPR's senior political editor, discusses a concerning poll revealing growing American acceptance of political violence. Hakeem Jeffries, House Democratic leader, outlines his party's push for extending ACA tax credits amidst a government shutdown. Meanwhile, Republican congressman Mike Herodopoulos emphasizes the need for a continuing resolution before negotiating health care. Fred de Sam Lazaro passionately shares insights on the vital role of immigrant labor in revolutionizing the meatpacking industry in Austin, Minnesota.
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Shutdown's Immediate Operational Chaos
- The shutdown immediately closed public services and left many federal workers furloughed or working without pay.
- Agencies vary widely in impact, fueling confusion and eroding trust between parties and the public.
Bipartisan Talks Undercut By Trust Gap
- Bipartisan senators began quiet conversations during votes, signaling possible negotiation seeds.
- But pervasive lack of trust blocked substantive progress toward reopening the government.
Protect Health Subsidies Before Reopening
- Democrats say reopen the government only if health subsidies are protected and negotiations will follow.
- They urge extending Affordable Care Act tax credits now to avoid spiking premiums for tens of millions.