Tonight, deadlock on the hill. As the pain of the shutdown gets worse, 25 states sued the administration to release emergency funds to prevent a hunger crisis.

Then Trump shakes up leadership at ICE as he demands stepped up deportations and threatens to send more than the National Guard into some U.S. cities and the power

of artificial intelligence driving everything from the economy to politics. But what happens

when AI goes rogue as the 11th hour gets underway on this Tuesday night?

Good evening once again. I am Stephanie Ruhl, and it is day 282 of the second Trump administration.

And today, we now have dozens of states taking the administration to court for refusing to fund food stamps for the next month.

Funding for SNAP benefits is set to run out on Saturday three days from now because of the shutdown. Of course, the Trump administration could use

emergency money to keep it going, but they have officially decided not to. Now, 25 separate states

are suing the federal government over that decision. Remember, 42 million people

rely on SNAP to get food. That is about one in every eight Americans. Today on a call with

his caucus, Speaker Mike Johnson made it clear that he has no plans for a standalone bill that would

fund SNAP. That is according to Politico. Johnson encouraged Republicans

to say unified as more Americans are feeling the real pain from the shutdown. The speaker is,

though, starting to face some pushback in his own party. Politico also goes on to report that

multiple members called out Johnson for keeping the House out of session. Marjorie Taylor Green continues

to publicly call out the Speaker for that decision and for doing nothing about the Obamacare

subsidies that are also going away. Today, she posted that Johnson refused to give any policy

proposals on the conference call today. And if you are counting at home, the House has not been in session since September 19th.

That was more than a week before the shutdown even started.

But Speaker Johnson wants you to know House Republicans, they have been working on something.

What is that something?

It's investigating the Biden presidency. Today, they called on the

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