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Lisa Lacera (0:02)
One step closer. I'm Lisa Lacera, Fox News. On day 41 of the government shutdown, the Senate has voted to advance a package that would fund the government through January.
Kristin Goodwin (0:12)
The measure also reinstates government workers who were laid off. The House will still need to adopt it before sending it to President Trump to sign to officially end the government shutdown in exchange for a coalition of Democrats breaking from the party to support it. Republicans say they'll hold a vote by next month on extending Affordable Care act tax credits. But opposing Democrats say there's no guarantee the subsidies will be extended, which would send health care premiums skyrocketing.
Lisa Lacera (0:36)
Fox's Kristin Goodwin. Pennsylvania Democratic Senator John Fetterman was one of eight Democrats and one independent who voted with Republicans.
Tom Brigotte (0:43)
It wasn't worth the kinds of chaos and drama for our nation because I.
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Tom Brigotte (0:50)
Is a sincere conversation to be had to discuss those tax credits on fox's Hannity.
Lisa Lacera (0:56)
Fetterman said the shutdown wasn't difficult for him. As said it was for the military and other workers who are not during the shutdown. A Wisconsin man charged with trying to burn down a congressman's office avoids a trial.
Tom Brigotte (1:09)
Prosecutors say he did it because he was upset over the pending federal ban of TikTok, which never happened. Police responded to a reported fire outside the office of Congressman Glenn Grothman. They found 20 year old Kaden Stachowicz. Cops say he told them he was angry with Grothman for voting in favor of the bill that mandated the sale of TikTok by parent company ByteDance or see the app get shut down in the U.S. but President Trump has repeatedly extended a January 19 deadline, the day the fire was set. Stackowitz has pleaded no contest to felony arson, meaning he'll no longer fight the charges, but does not admit guilt. He still faces up to 40 years in prison.
Lisa Lacera (1:46)
Fox's Tom Brigotte the families of five campers and two counselors who died in flooding at Camp mystic in Texas July 4th have sued the camp's operators. America is listening to FOX News.
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