WATCH LIVE: Senate meets as government shutdown nears record for longest in history
Summary
The U.S. Senate was meeting as the government shutdown approached the longest in history. Senate leaders expressed hope for a vote to reopen the government if progress is made soon. President Trump and Democrats remained at odds over the shutdown's resolution.Key Facts
- The Senate met on Tuesday morning with the government shutdown nearing a historic length.
- The meeting was scheduled for 10 a.m. EST on November 4.
- Republican Senate Majority Leader John Thune expressed optimism about a possible vote to reopen the government by the week's end.
- President Donald Trump stated he would not be "extorted" by Democrats in negotiations.
- Democrats are focused on addressing a health care crisis and extending subsidies.
- The government shutdown was close to becoming the longest in U.S. history.
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