Shutdown Nears End Amid Nationwide Airport Chaos, Push to Nuke Filibuster Grows: AM Update 11/10

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What is the morning AM Update and who is hosting this episode?

Megyn Kelly 0:02
Good morning, everyone. I'm Megyn Kelly. It's Monday, November 10th, 2025, and this is your AM Update.
Adam Schiff 0:09
Total headache, disaster, nightmare.
Megyn Kelly 0:11
It's terrible. It's just terrible. Chaos at the nation's airports as they contend with travel delays and canceled flights caused by the government shutdown, as Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy sounds the alarm.
Senator James Lankford 0:23
This is the place where the grownups need to sit down and to be able to have hard conversations.
Megyn Kelly 0:28
Senate Republicans facing mounting pressure from the White House to go nuclear and ditch the filibuster. Former FBI lovebirds Peter Strzok and Lisa Page, as well as former CIA director John Brennan, subpoenaed by a grand jury, reportedly in connection with the DOJ's investigation into the Russia collusion hoax. All that and more coming up in just a moment on your AM Update. More people today are looking beyond the standard approach when it comes to their health, especially in the fight against cancer. Two medications you've probably heard about, ivermectin and mabendazole, are being researched for their off-label potential to support cancer treatment.

What are the immediate travel impacts of the government shutdown at U.S. airports?

Megyn Kelly 1:11
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Megyn Kelly 1:55
A breakthrough on the government shutdown. Late last night, the Senate agreeing to a deal to advance the House-passed continuing resolution keeping funding at current levels through January 30th. the first step to reopening the government as the record 40-day shutdown continues. Later this week, the Senate will vote on a package of bills that would fully fund certain departments all the way through the end of the fiscal year, September 30, 2026, including the Agriculture Department, FDA, Veterans Affairs, Military Construction, and Congressional Operations, according to Politico. The House will then have to approve any Senate-passed deals. Part of the deal includes a separate vote this December on a Democrat proposal to extend Obamacare tax credits for one year.
Megyn Kelly 2:43
That bill would require 60 votes to pass. The agreement also funding SNAP benefits, food assistance for low-income families, through September of 2026, and would assist federal employees who were laid off in the shutdown, per Axios. Meanwhile, thousands of weary air travelers over the weekend feeling the toll of the shutdown at airports nationwide. a sampling from ABC7 at Reagan National Airport in D.C.
Senator Ron Johnson 3:10
Kind of speechless with it because our world is just sort of really crazy right now. We got to get it together.
It's absurd. I think it's a complete failure of government. And the government's serving itself and not the people. It's driving me nuts. Total headache, disaster, nightmare.
Elise Stefanik (clip from hearing) / Unknown (female politician voice) 3:24
It's terrible. It's just terrible. I feel like the American people are being held hostage right now.
Megyn Kelly 3:30
Starting last Friday, the FAA reducing flights at 40 of the nation's top airports amid air traffic control staffing shortages. beginning with a 4% cut in air traffic, rising by 1% each day, up to 10% by midweek this week if the shutdown continues. FAA Administrator Brian Bedford saying last week a mass of 20 to 40% of controllers are failing to report to work on any given day as they, like other federal employees, have not been paid for weeks, missing two full paychecks since the government shutdown began on October 1st. Just on Saturday, Fox reporting 5,450 flights delayed, American, Delta, Southwest, and United, each canceling about 700 flights.

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