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Good morning. Welcome to this week.

The longest government shutdown in history is over, with no progress towards addressing the issue that triggered it all.

The massive increase in the price of health insurance set to hit millions of Americans

in January.

And millions more are being squeezed by higher prices at the grocery store, as well as the

lack of affordable housing and the rising price of electricity. How much prices are going up right now

is actually hard to say. Because of the shutdown, the government didn't gather the basic information

needed to calculate inflation since September. In a sign that the White House knows that the high

cost of living is a political liability for the

president, the administration announced late Friday that it is rolling back tariffs on several

consumer goods, including beef, bananas, tomatoes, and coffee. An acknowledgement perhaps of the obvious.

Higher tariffs almost always mean higher prices at home.

We'll get to all of that this morning with the president's top economic advisor, as well as a leading

Democrat in the Senate. But we begin with our Mary Bruce and the controversy that engulfed the

White House this week over the Jeffrey Epstein files.

This week, the release of thousands of documents from the estate of Jeffrey Epstein

sparking renewed questions about the sex offenders' relationship with the president.

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