Morning Wire Evening Wire: Trump Honors Veterans Day & Shutdown End In Sight? | 11.11.25
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Nov 11, 2025 The hosts discuss an impending government shutdown deal making its way to the House. President Trump expresses support for the agreement but criticizes health care subsidy expirations. Amid airline cancellations due to FAA cuts, a tragic UPS plane crash is investigated. They dive into rising tensions from a deadly car explosion in India and report on Syria joining the U.S. coalition against ISIS. In uplifting news, Gary Sinise donates to transform an abandoned Nashville church into a creative space for veterans.
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Shutdown Could End After Senate Breaks Ranks
- The House prepared to vote to reopen the government after bipartisan Senate movement signaled a deal was possible.
- President Trump said he'd abide by the Senate deal but disliked expiring health care subsidies.
Senators Gain Legal Recourse Over Data Seizures
- A provision lets senators sue if their records were accessed without notice, raising potential damages up to $500,000 per violation.
- The measure was tucked into the legislative branch funding bill passed by the Senate amid shutdown negotiations.
Shutdown Prompts Major Flight Cancellations
- FAA-ordered flight cuts forced airlines to cancel around 6% of flights at 40 busy airports, causing major disruptions.
- FlightAware recorded over 1,500 U.S. cancellations and more than 2,000 delays by early afternoon.