Trump deflects as Epstein emails bring case back into the spotlight before next week's vote
On tonight's Nightcap: Trump tries to deflect as the Epstein files are back in the spotlight a week before the House is set to vote on its release. Then, the administration continues to deny rising inflation and costs from tariffs as foreclosures climb and companies keep announcing massive job cuts. Plus, an AI-generated song becomes the number one downloaded country song in America. Alex Witt, Rev. Al Sharpton, Chris Jansing, and Ali Velshi join The 11th Hour this Friday night.
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The House takes up the Epstein files post-shutdown
The White House is in damage control mode as the Epstein files make headlines again. Then, the shutdown may have ended, but its economic impact continues to be seen. Plus, Jim Comey and Tisch James move to oust Trump’s hand-picked U.S. attorney prosecuting their cases.
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'Chilling': Trump's pressure campaign to prevent Epstein files vote fails
On tonight’s Nightcap: Newly released emails from Jeffrey Epstein raise questions about the President’s ties with the late sex offender, as the House is set to vote next week on a bill to release the files. Then, the longest government shutdown in history officially ends, but Democrats say they have a plan on the millions of Americans facing steep healthcare premiums. Plus, Wall Street joins Trump for dinner at the White House tonight. Vaughn Hillyard, Philip Bump, Max Rose, Mark McKinnon, and Eric Meyer join The 11th Hour this Wednesday night.
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The House is expected to vote on the deal to end the shutdown, with no promises to vote on ACA subsidies
The Pressure is on as the House is expected to vote on the senate-approved deal to end the shutdown with no promise from House Speaker Johnson to vote on ACA subsidies, the Trump administration continues to deny there's an affordability crisis despite growing discontent over the cost of basic necessities, and the race to create bioengineered children. Jeff Mason, Leigh Ann Caldwell, Sam Stein, Ron Insana, John Harwood, Jonathan Cohn and Katherine Long join The 11th Hour this Tuesday night.
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A group of Senate Democrats break rank to support a deal to end the shutdown
A group of Senate Democrats break rank to support a deal to end the shutdown, but its final passage is still in question. Then, air traffic controllers miss a second paycheck from the shutdown as the President threatens them to get back to work; what an air traffic controller has to say about the crisis. Plus, why Trump’s newest plan on housing could create more risks to homebuyers. Luke Broadwater, Mychael Schnell, Susan Glasser, Bharat Ramamurti, Bill Cohan, Carol Leonnig, and Chris Gallant join The 11th Hour this Monday night.
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