Sam Greenglass

In this discussion, Sam Greenglass, an NPR congressional reporter, and Domenico Montanaro, NPR senior political editor, delve into the House's bipartisan funding bill aimed at preventing a prolonged government shutdown. They analyze the internal strife within the Democratic Party, sparked by senators who broke ranks, and the fallout that may impact the midterm elections. The conversation also shifts to COP30 in Brazil, highlighting alarming global emissions statistics and the challenges ahead in meeting climate targets, underscoring the urgency of decisive action.

Mara Eliason, an NPR reporter covering U.S.-China trade, analyzes the announced trade framework and its implications, highlighting the differing narratives from both nations. Carrie Kahn, an NPR correspondent, discusses the escalating U.S. military presence near Venezuela, detailing the Venezuelan military's coastal exercises and government concerns. Sam Greenglass, an NPR congressional reporter, addresses the federal government shutdown's impact on workers, with discussions on political posturing and potential resolutions as holidays approach.

Sam Greenglass, an NPR congressional reporter, dives into Trump's push to eliminate the filibuster amid a government shutdown, revealing Senate dynamics post-election. Danielle Kurtzleben, NPR's White House correspondent, discusses the Supreme Court’s scrutiny of Trump's tariff powers, raising questions on constitutional limits. John Seidel, from Chicago Public Media, highlights local courtroom battles over immigration enforcement, including a ruling for better conditions in detention centers. Each guest lays out critical implications for governance and law enforcement.