Well, there could be firings, and that's their fault, and it could also be other things.

I mean, we could cut projects that they wanted, favorite projects, and they'd be permanently cut.

So you could say, a lot of people are saying, Trump wanted this, that I wanted this closing, and I didn't want it.

But a lot of people are saying it because I'm allowed to cut things that should have never been approved in the first place.

I was President Trump with a not so subtle threat to Democrats as the government remains shut down this morning as lawmakers tangle over key issues, including health care.

The question is, how do they explain this to the American people?

And on that note, the dysfunction in D.C. is already shaping the upcoming elections from Virginia to New Jersey.

The question is, what's the impact going to be at the ballot box?

Plus, another troubling incident at a busy New York airport as two planes collide while taxiing.

That's never good.

But the question is, why does this keep happening?

It's way too

early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that is watching the pressure build on Capitol Hill.

I'm Ali Vitale on this Thursday, October 2nd, day two of the government shutdown,

and we'll start with that news.

After lawmakers adjourned yesterday with no resolution on how to reopen the government,

we stand here on day two of the shutdown.

A vote to end, it failed again yesterday as Senate Democrats hold on to demands to fund

health care subsidies that

President Trump and Republicans at this point refused to extend. Senators aren't scheduled to vote

again until Friday. They're taking a break today for the Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur.

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