It's Tuesday, November 11, 2025. The shutdown is almost over. While one Democrat says the quiet part out loud, the Supreme Court takes one case, drops another, and more mystery over the cybertruck bomber in Las Vegas. That's next on the AM update.

President Trump at the White House yesterday discussed with reporters the ongoing deal to reopen the federal governments.

You make the senators that are here, Mr. President.

Do you personally approve the deal that's happening right now, capital little to end the...

Well, it depends what deal we're talking about.

But if it's a deal I heard about, that's certainly, you know, they want to change the deal a little bit.

But I would say so. I think based on everything I'm hearing they haven't changed anything and we have support from enough

Democrats and we're going to be opening up our country it's too bad it was closed but we'll be

opening up our country very quickly there's President Trump one Democrat that would be

Senator Tim

Kane was asked a pretty simple question about the ongoing deal to reopen the federal

government and he gave away the whole ballgame, it sounds like. I didn't I didn't fully understand

how dug in they were again because I was so focused on the Virginia elections

I wasn't in this discussion on the health care to see how dug in they were but I even as I

was not part of these discussions I was saying to Thune and others on the floor going back listen I need

you some of you heard me say this in the hall. I need a moratorium

on mischief. Others are working on the healthcare thing. I trust them. So there's Senator Tim

Kane from Virginia saying I had no idea how dug in my own party was on the Obamacare

subsidies because I was focused on the Virginia elections, saying the quiet part out loud there back at the White House.

President Trump is going more in-depth on some of his ex-posts or truth social posts from over the weekend.

On the topic of insurance, health insurance companies, here he is.

I hope that we're going to be able to have a health care where Lindsay and I were discussing, Jim and I were discussing, and Katie, we discussed it. We want a health care system where we pay the money to the people instead of the insurance companies. And I tell you, we're going to be working on that very hard over the next short period of time, where the people get the money. We're talking about trillions and trillions of dollars where the people get the money.

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