CNN This Morning Senate Shutdown Breakthrough?
Nov 10, 2025
In this discussion, Isaac Dover provides insights into the Senate's efforts to end the longest government shutdown, weighing the implications of the proposed agreements. Jonathan Karl shares thoughts from his new book, delving into the theme of 'Retribution' in the Trump presidency and its lasting impact. Lori Cardoza Moore tackles the Heritage Foundation controversy, shedding light on the organization's leadership concerns and the problem of anti-Semitism. The conversation weaves through current political dynamics, media resignations, and more.
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Split In Democratic Strategy Over Shutdown
- Eight Senate Democrats cut a deal to reopen the government in exchange for a future ACA vote and SNAP funding assurances.
- The move exposed a Democratic split between negotiators and those preferring to keep fighting Trump-era standoffs.
Temporary Fix, Not A Long-Term Solution
- The short-term deal funds the government only through January 30 and reverses federal layoffs.
- It does not extend ACA subsidies, only guarantees a future vote that may not pass.
Air Traffic Controllers' Strain During Shutdown
- Chris Gallant described air traffic reductions and controllers' strain from unpaid work during the shutdown.
- He recalled colleagues taking leave and retirees increasing, worsening staffing and safety pressures.
