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Tonight on 360, shutdown hardball.

The president admits his budget chief's mission is cutting politically blue priorities and not red ink, with announcements of program cuts and job cuts coming as soon as tomorrow.

Also tonight, House Speaker Mike Johnson, surprising answer when a Democratic congresswoman calls the president unwell and unhinged, that Congresswoman joins us.

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Good evening, everyone. I'm John Berman in for Anderson.

With the government shutdown almost certainly headed into next week,

Democratic lawmakers are continuing

to make restoring health care programs and insurance subsidies their price for ending it.

And if they are sticking to their position, the president, seemingly with Greg Gusto, is

actively moving against programs he believes they hold dear.

Here's what he posted this morning.

I have a meeting today with Russ Vote.

He of Project 2025 fame to determine which of the many Democrat agencies,

most of which are a political scam, he recommends to be cut,

and whether or not those cuts will be temporary or permanent.

Now, Russell Vote is the White House budget director. Project

2025 is the report he co-authored at the Heritage Foundation think tank, which essentially

served as a roadmap for a lot of what we have seen unfold from the White House starting on

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