🔥Clintons are SCREWED after LEAKED EVIDENCE! Trump's Unexpected NEWS!!

🔥Trump PREDICTED THIS but everyone laughed at him!

5 MAJOR STORIES BREAKING TONIGHT – TRUMP, THE CLINTONS, SHUTDOWN DEAL, $2000 REBATES & ANTIFA ATTACK

1. The Clintons and the Schumer Shutdown Battle

The Senate has passed a bipartisan deal, 60–40, to end the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. The shutdown began October 1 over fights about Affordable Care Act subsidies. President Trump called the deal “very good,” saying it will reopen the government, rehire fired federal workers, and provide back pay. It also restores SNAP food-assistance benefits for 42 million Americans through 2026 and bans Chinese-made drones.

Eight Democrats joined Republicans to pass it, winning a future vote on extending ACA subsidies. Trump still opposes Obamacare, saying billions are funneled to insurance companies instead of the people. “If the government helps with healthcare,” he said, “the money should go to the people, not the insurers.” Trump said he refused to “cave to Chuck Schumer,” insisting Americans needed fiscal discipline and transparency in healthcare pricing.

2. Trump’s $2,000 Tariff Rebate Idea

Trump proposed giving Americans “tariff dividend” checks of $2,000 each, claiming it’s a way to return money collected from foreign nations. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed no official proposal yet, and Congress would need to approve it. Roughly $220 billion has been collected in tariffs — but paying everyone would cost around $326 billion. Advisor Stephen Miller says the idea is real, but Trump must decide whether it targets lower-income households or all taxpayers. The Supreme Court is also reviewing the legality of several of Trump’s tariffs, adding uncertainty to the plan.

3. Trump vs. Marjorie Taylor Greene

Inside the GOP, tension rose when Trump publicly criticized Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, saying she had “lost her way.” Greene fired back that she’s “100 percent America First.” She’s pressed Trump and party leaders to clarify their healthcare plans and to prioritize domestic issues over foreign policy. Once close allies, the two now diverge on messaging, though Greene still supports many of Trump’s core positions.

4. Christine Pelosi’s Next Move

Nancy Pelosi announced she won’t seek reelection, and her daughter, Christine Pelosi, says she will not run for her mother’s House seat. Instead, Christine plans to run for the California State Senate, pledging to “fight back and organize” against what she calls “Trump-era threats.” The decision opens one of the safest Democratic congressional seats in America.

5. Violence at UC Berkeley – Antifa or Protest Gone Wrong?

A Turning Point USA event at UC Berkeley featuring comedian Rob Schneider and Christian author Frank Turek turned violent when protesters clashed with attendees. Police arrested two people for battery. TPUSA leaders blamed Antifa for breaking barricades and threatening guests, though the university said it supports free speech on all sides. Schneider later joked online that he hoped for a “tear-gas-free discussion.”

BONUS: Trump Meets Syria’s President al-Sharaa

In a surprise move, Trump hosted Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa at the White House, praising him as a “strong leader.” The two discussed Syria joining the Abraham Accords and forming a coalition against ISIS, signaling a dramatic shift in U.S.–Syria relations.