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Tonight on 360 with the shutdown heading into next week and the president posting bizarre meme videos,

new reporting on concerns within the president's orbit about how it's all going politically.

Also tonight, Sean Diddy Combs pleads for mercy at his sentencing today as a federal judge passes sentence on him.

Details from someone who was in the room when it happened.

Later, all we're learning about what Hamas did and did not agree to on the hostages it holds

and what role a presidential deadline play.

Good evening to you. Thanks so much for joining. I'm Jim Shuto sitting in for Anderson. First up tonight,

CNN is learning there are quiet concerns around the president that the politics of the government

shutdown may prove more complicated than they initially hope, specifically that there is little

certainty within the president's orbit over how his efforts to ramp up pressure on Democrats

will play with the broader public, said one Trump advisor, quote, I'm supposed to say this is

killing the Democrats, but I don't think it helps either side, to be honest with you. That's it.

If the president himself has any second thoughts, he's not showing it publicly. Instead,

he is continuing to gloat over the

thousands of federal job cuts. His budget director, Russ Vote, is preparing to unleash. This time,

in the form of an AI-generated video and blue oyster colt ripoff he posted overnight, portraying

Vote as the grim reaper.

I mean, to be a pen, the funds and the brain.

Here comes the Reaper.

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