The Megyn Kelly Show Shutdown Ends and Government Opens, Geomagnetic Storm Danger, JFK Grandson Running: AM Update 11/13
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Nov 13, 2025 The government reopens after a 43-day shutdown, with Trump signing a new spending bill amidst discussions of voter confidence in the economy. Meanwhile, a massive geomagnetic storm triggers power-grid warnings and stunning auroras visible as far south as Texas. In political news, JFK's grandson, Jack Schlossberg, announces his congressional candidacy, stirring scrutiny for his controversial social media presence. The podcast explores these significant developments with insights and implications for the future.
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Shutdown Ends With Short-Term Funding
- The 43-day shutdown ended after the House passed a Senate-backed spending bill and President Trump signed it into law.
- The deal funds most government operations through Jan 30 and specific agencies through Sept 30, avoiding immediate program cuts.
Affordability Drives Falling Approval
- Polls show rising voter anxiety about affordability and falling approval for Trump's handling of the economy.
- The White House considers boosting travel and economy-focused speeches to counteract concerns before the holidays.
H-1B Remarks Reveal Factional Split
- Trump's comments on H-1B visas exposed tensions within his base between protectionist populists and pro-tech factions.
- Administration officials framed selective foreign hires as a short-term skill transfer to rebuild U.S. industries like semiconductors and shipbuilding.