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Watch: Thune, Schumer address shutdown before failed Senate votes
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15:45Now PlayingSens. John Thune and Chuck Schumer each made statements about the government shutdown on the Senate floor Monday as the chamber prepared for a fifth vote on dueling funding bills. Thune called on Democrats to reopen the government, and Schumer called on Republicans to sit for talks. The Senate later failed to advance competing short-term funding measures.
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