Maeve Sheehy

The House is not in session until Monday, and Speaker Johnson told me yesterday that they would have some trouble trying to get people back before then over the weekend, although that doesn't mean that they won't try.

So we're looking at probably a shutdown until, you know, at least Monday evening.

The arrival of a U.S.

aircraft carrier strike group

does give Trump a bunch of new options to carry out his threats to attack Iran.

On the flip side, that would carry some serious risks of retaliation.

When there's a shutdown, a partial shutdown over the weekend, it usually doesn't have so much impact.

So lawmakers aren't as worried as they would be if it were during a week.

We've got Harold Hamm.

We have a few others, oil titans of Chevron, Exxon.

you know, just some major oil companies, which just goes to show how seriously the Trump administration is targeting this issue right now.

We saw the federal government kind of taking control of this over the objections of some Minnesota officials.

We heard Governor Tim Walz say that he's concerned that we might not get a full, fair investigation because of this.

But federal officials are saying that this is not unusual, that this is just how

You know, things should go considering that it was federal officers who were involved in the shooting.