Tonight on 360, it could come within the hour, a vote to finally end the government shutdown.

The question now has Democratic support for the move started a war within the party?

Also tonight, the president pardons Rudy Giuliani and others who helped him try to overturn

the 2020 election, what they did in the message and now sends to his allies in future

elections.

And later, as Galeen

McQuillell reportedly angles for presidential help getting out of prison, new allegations

about the cushy life she leads there, special meals, visits, service dog, and all.

Good evening. Thanks for joining us tonight, the beginning of the end of the longest government

shutdown ever. This is day 41 and its ending. These are live pictures with the Senate now holding a series of votes on a deal to fund the government through January 30th.

Pay furloughed federal workers and those who worked without pay and fund food stamps through September 2026.

Eight Democratic caucus members broke ranks to advance the measure, even though it does not

deliver their original demand, namely extending health care premium subsidies.

It only promises a vote next month on that which Democrats are expected to lose.

Now, despite major pushback within much of the Democratic Party, keeping the shutdown going,

these eight say would not bring a better

deal. Only further harm, they say, to Americans. The goal was to pressure the Republicans to

negotiate an extension of those ACA health care credits, which Chuck Schumer was talking about.

By the way, one of the first bills I introduced this year was to extend those ACA credits.

The problem was the shutdown wasn't achieving that goal.

I understand that not all of my Democratic colleagues are satisfied with this agreement, but waiting another week or another month wouldn't deliver a better outcome.

It would only mean more harm for families in New Hampshire and all across the country. And this is only the first steps.

...