this is cnn tonight. i m don lemon. our breaking news, a partial government shutdown, just one hour away. and there is nothing stopping it now. the house and the senate, they adjourned until noon tomorrow, and the president does not have the money he wants for his border wall. last week president trump said he was proud to own a government shut down in the name of border security. but now he is trying to put the blame on the democrats. one source with direct knowledge of the negotiations say there is no quick end to this? this will be the first time in more than 40 years that the government shuts down three times in one year. and there is more breaking news tonight to tell you about. sources telling cnn that president trump has lashed out at acting attorney general matthew whitaker, because prosecutors implicated the president in the michael cohen investigation, and the supreme court up holds a ruling from president trump and new restrictions for asylum seekings. it was 5-4
blame on the democrats. one source with direct knowledge of the negotiations say there is no quick end to this. this will be the first time in more than 40 years that the government shuts down three times in one year. and there is more breaking news tonight to tell you about. sources telling cnn that president trump has lashed out at acting attorney general m matthew whitaker, because prosecutors implicated the president in the michael cohen investigation, and the supreme court up holds a ruling from president trump and new restrictions for asylum seekings. it was 5-4, with chief justice john roberts siding with the liberal judges. could he be the new swing vote. there s a lot to talk about. phil mattingly joins me from capitol hill with the latest on the midnight shut down. we re getting close, less than an hour, the government is going to shut down. where do we stand right now? there are negotiations and they exist, which given the current bar for success in governance wa
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