After 43 days of political gridlock, the longest government shutdown in U.S. history has finally come to an end.
With a narrow 222–209 vote, lawmakers have passed a new spending bill to reopen federal agencies and restore government operations.
Eight Democrats broke party ranks to join Republicans in passing the bill, a move that has reignited fierce debate within party lines.
As the bill heads to President Donald Trump’s desk, Americans across the country are watching for signs of relief after weeks of financial strain, missed paychecks, and uncertainty.
Political analysts warn that the divisions revealed by this crisis could shape future funding battles in Washington.
00:00On this vote, the yeas are 222, the nays are 209. The bill is passed.
00:11On this vote, the yeas are 222, the nays are 209. The bill is passed.
00:21On this vote, the yeas are 222, the nays are 209. The bill is passed.
00:30The motion is adopted.
00:36On this vote, the yeas are 222, the nays are 209.
00:40The bill is passed.
00:44The motion is adopted.
01:00Mr. Speaker, during this painful Trump-Republican shutdown, what we've seen is two different philosophies in terms of how to govern for the American people.
01:18The Democratic Party philosophy is clear.
01:22We are ready, willing, and able to find bipartisan common ground.
01:30For all the hours ago, we'd like to have vaccines, because we're very smart and dove.
01:35Thank you very much.
01:39Thank you very much.
01:41That's good.
01:48How are we adalah ogro Christmas Eve?
01:52On this vote, the yeas are 222, the nays are 209.
02:21The bill is passed.
02:25The motion is adopted.
02:28During this painful Trump-Republican shutdown, what we've seen is two different philosophies
02:38in terms of how to govern for the American people.
02:42The Democratic Party philosophy is clear.
02:46We are ready, willing and able to find bipartisan common ground.
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