I truly hope this man ends up prison. Cohen says sounds right. Nicolle wallace will pick it up from here. Thank you as well. All of our guests that have joined us including duncan, we will see you back here on thursday afternoon when were going to do it all over again. Dont go anywhere. Deadline white house starts right now. Hi, everyone. We have a packed house. Its 4 00 in new york. After putting donald trump in the room where it happened, where that allegedly criminal scheme to hide hush money payments ahead of the 2016 president ial election was hatched, the expresident s former fixer Michael Cohen today closed the loop on the story that often sounds like it is straight out of a bad mafia movie. Cohen describing donald trump operating like a mob boss who became president of the United States using a back channel to keep cohen quiet and loyal and cohen describing going to prison and ultimately breaking with donald trump. The man he served for more than a decade. Happening right now,
This is cnn Breaking News. Youre live in cnn newsroom, im jim acosta in washington. Good evening. It is 5 00 p. M. Up on capitol hill. Just seven hours to go to avert a midnight shutdown of the federal government that would hurt millions of americans. A short time ago, lawmakers in the house took a step back from the brink. The yays are 335, the nays are 91. Twothirds being in the affirmative. The rules are suspended. The bill is passed and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. The house surprisingly passed a bipartisan shortterm spending bill. The Stop Gap Measure would provide 45 days of Government Funding and includes federal Disaster Relief assistance as the white house had requested, but it does not include aid to ukraine, which has been a top priority for president biden. All but one House Democrat supported the measure, along with more than 120 republicans. It now heads over to the senate, and cnns man ewe are you is live Up On Capitol Hill. Manu, you
recognize that people wanted jobs. they didn t want handouts. they didn t want businessmen. they wanted good, stable work that they could depend on. so i think it s politically smart. the worry that i have with this stuff is that if you look at the numbers, of course. we know that the reason american manufacturing isn t doing great is because of technology and automation. so even though it s smart politics, i think we ve got to have a much better approach as to how we get some of these manufacturing workers back to work, get them trained for new jobs. without that, we ll never be able to solve the real job crisis that exists for hundreds of thousands of americans. you know, this stuff deals with the problem for maybe a few hundred, maybe a few thousand folks, but we really have a massive manufacturing and blue collar work program in the country. all right. stand by, everyone. as we come right back, a union leader critical of donald trump now says he is receiving threats. we re going