‘मला वाटते की आम्ही शटडाउनकडे निघालो आहोत,’ जेडी व्हॅन्स म्हणतात की माइक जॉन्सनने वाटाघाटींसाठी अधिक वेळ मागितला आहे – लाइव्ह | ट्रम्प प्रशासन
माइक जॉन्सनला वाटाघाटीसाठी अधिक वेळ हवा आहे कारण जेडी व्हॅन्सने संभाव्य शटडाउनवर डेमोक्रॅटला दोष दिला
ट्रम्प यांच्यासमवेत कॉंग्रेसच्या नेत्यांच्या बैठकीच्या अधिक प्रतिक्रिया सरकारच्या शटडाउनवर.
हाऊस स्पीकर माईक जॉनसन रॉयटर्सच्या वृत्तानुसार, त्यांना वाटाघाटीसाठी अधिक वेळ देण्याची इच्छा असल्याचे सांगितले.
दरम्यान, उपाध्यक्ष जेडी व्हान्स डेमोक्रॅट्सला दोष देत आहे, असे सांगत कॉंग्रेस शटडाउनच्या दिशेने जात आहे कारण डेमोक्रॅट्सने दर रॉयटर्ससाठी योग्य गोष्ट “करणार नाही”.
व्हॅन्स म्हणाले, “मला वाटते की आम्ही शटडाउनकडे निघालो आहोत.”
डेम्स आणि जीओपी नेते/ट्रम्प यांच्यात जास्त प्रगती होत नाही …
व्हीपी व्हान्स: “आता ते येथे येतात आणि म्हणतात: ‘जर आपण आम्हाला सर्व काही दिले नाही तर आम्ही सरकार बंद करू.’ हे विवेकी आहे ”
“मला वाटते की आम्ही शटडाउनकडे निघालो आहोत”
– बर्गेस एव्हरेट (@बर्गेसेव्ह) सप्टेंबर 29, 2025
मुख्य घटना
आगामी शटडाउन मागील सरकारी बंदांपेक्षा भिन्न असेल कारण ट्रम्प प्रशासनाने फेडरल स्टाफच्या सामूहिक गोळीबारांना धमकी दिली आहेरॉयटर्सच्या वृत्तानुसार, हे फेडरल सरकारच्या आकारात कमी करण्यासाठी निधीच्या चुकांचा वापर करू शकेल.
सोमवारी मेमोमधील कार्मिक व्यवस्थापन कार्यालयाने म्हटले आहे की नवीन फेडरल कर्मचार्यांचे प्रशिक्षण आणि ऑनबोर्डिंग चालू असताना कायद्यानुसार शटडाउनच्या पॅरामीटर्सवर लक्ष वेधले जात नाही, जे कर्मचारी कोणतेही गोळीबार देखरेख करतात त्यांना आपले काम सुरूच ठेवले पाहिजे. ओपीएमच्या म्हणण्यानुसार, मागील शटडाउनच्या विपरीत, फर्लोफेड फेडरल कर्मचार्यांना त्यांच्या ईमेलमध्ये टाळेबंदीच्या सूचना तपासण्यासाठी त्यांच्या सरकार-जारी केलेल्या संगणकांचा वापर करण्याची परवानगी दिली जाईल.
“या अपमानजनक योजनेमुळे देशाचे चिरस्थायी नुकसान आणि अमेरिकन लोकांच्या सुरक्षिततेस सामूहिक गोळीबार करून, तज्ञ नागरी नोकरदार आणि संभाव्यत: सरकारी संस्था काढून टाकण्याची धमकी दिली जाते,” शटडाउन कारवाईचे निरीक्षण करणार्या सिनेट समितीचे सर्वोच्च लोकशाही मिशिगनचे सिनेटचा सदस्य गॅरी पीटर्स यांनी प्रशासनाला एका पत्रात म्हटले आहे.
ब्रिटिश पंतप्रधान केर स्टारर रॉयटर्सच्या वृत्तानुसार, सोमवारी नवीन योजनेसह गाझामधील युद्ध संपविण्याच्या डोनाल्ड ट्रम्प यांनी केलेल्या प्रयत्नांचे स्वागत केले.
“आम्ही सर्व बाजूंना एकत्र येण्याचे आणि हा करार अंतिम करण्यासाठी आणि ते प्रत्यक्षात आणण्यासाठी अमेरिकन प्रशासनाबरोबर काम करण्याचे आवाहन करतो,” स्टारर म्हणाले. “हमासने आता या योजनेस सहमती दर्शविली पाहिजे आणि त्यांचे हात घालून आणि उर्वरित सर्व ओलिस सोडवून दु: ख संपवावे.”
उपराष्ट्रपती जेडी व्हॅन्सने फक्त असा युक्तिवाद केला की ते “प्रीफोस्टेर” आहे डेमोक्रॅट चालू होते आरोग्य सेवा निधीच्या अनुदानाच्या विस्ताराची मागणी करा सरकारी बंदीवरील वाटाघाटी दरम्यान.
“आता ते येथे येतात आणि म्हणतात: ‘जर आपण आम्हाला सर्व काही दिले नाही तर आम्ही सरकार बंद करू.’ हे विवेकी आहे, ”डेमोक्रॅटिक कॉंग्रेसच्या नेत्यांशी व्हाईट हाऊसच्या बैठकीनंतर व्हॅन्स म्हणाले, सेमाफोरने नोंदवले?
परंतु व्हान्सने स्वत: यापूर्वी या प्रकारच्या “प्रीस्टॉस्टोर” वाटाघाटीच्या युक्तीवर मोहीम राबविली, असे सेमाफोरच्या कॉंग्रेसल ब्युरोच्या प्रमुखांनी नमूद केले.
विशेष म्हणजे, व्हॅन्सने सीमा पैसे/अंमलबजावणीसाठी बिडेनशी लढा देण्यावर प्रत्यक्षात मोहीम राबविली
“आम्हाला जो बिडेनला सांगायला तयार असण्याची गरज आहे: ‘आपण आपले काम करत नाही आणि दक्षिणेकडील सीमा लागू करत नाही तोपर्यंत आपल्या प्राधान्यक्रमांसाठी आपल्याला आणखी एक पैसा मिळणार नाही.’ https://t.co/ygh2bizsfb
– बर्गेस एव्हरेट (@बर्गेसेव्ह) सप्टेंबर 29, 2025
सरकारच्या शटडाउनवरील आजच्या बैठकीत ट्रम्प यांना रिपब्लिकन नेत्यांपेक्षा वाटाघाटी करण्यात अधिक रस होता, असे पंचबोलन्यूज यांनी सांगितले:
Emerging from the meeting, Democrats say Trump seemed more open to dealing than Hill Republicans.
Vance just said at the W.H. sticks: “There were multiple times where Leader Jeffries or Leader Schumer would say, ‘You know what, we should be doing this,’ and the [resident of the…
— Jake Sherman (@JakeSherman) September 29, 2025
Meanwhile, this was Democratic leaders’ message to reporters:
Schumer says there needs to be “bipartisan input on health care and on rescissions” in the CR
Jeffries says Dems are “deadly serious” about addressing health care “crisis”
They didn’t take any questions from reporters
— Andrew Desiderio (@AndrewDesiderio) September 29, 2025
Democratic advocacy groups are not keen on the idea of a one-week continuing resolution to temporarily keep the government open for more negotiations, HuffPost reports:
MoveOn also not into idea of a 1 week CR:
“The time for strongly worded letters and business as usual has passed. MoveOn members agree: Democrats should only support a funding bill that fixes the healthcare mess that Republicans made,” spox says https://t.co/gZRObRufjn
— Igor Bobic (@igorbobic) September 29, 2025
Airlines warn that government shutdown will slow flights
A group representing major US airlines warned on Monday that a partial federal government shutdown could strain American aviation and slow flights, as air traffic controllers and security officers would be forced to work without pay and other functions would be halted, Reuters reports.
Airline trade group Airlines for America, which represents United Airlines, Delta Air Lines, American Airlines, Southwest Airlines and others, warned that if funding lapses “the system may need to slow down, reducing efficiency” and impacting travelers.
Tom Phillips
Nicolás Maduro is ready to declare a state of emergency in the event of a US military attack on Venezuela, the country’s vice-president has said, warning of “catastrophic” consequences if such an onslaught materializes.
Washington claims its attacks are part of an offensive against Latin American drug cartels who are smuggling cocaine and fentanyl into the US. But many suspect they could be a prelude to a broader military intervention designed to end Maduro’s 12-year rule.
Read the full story here:
Mike Johnson wants more time for negotiations as JD Vance blames Democrat over potential shutdown
More reactions from Congressional leaders’ meeting with Trump on the government shutdown.
House speaker Mike Johnson said he wants to allow more time for negotiations, Reuters reports.
Meanwhile, vice-president JD Vance is blaming Democrats, saying Congress is heading towards a shutdown because Democrats “won’t do” the right thing, per Reuters.
“I think we’re headed to a shutdown,” Vance said, Semafor reports.
Not sensing much progress between Dems and GOP leaders/Trump WH …
VP Vance: “Now they come in here and say: ‘if you don’t give us everything we want we’re going to shut down the government.’ It’s preposterous”
“I think we’re headed to a shutdown”
— Burgess Everett (@burgessev) September 29, 2025
The upshot of Schumer’s meeting with Trump over the government shutdown, the senate minority leaders said: “We have very large differences,” the Huffington Post reports.
Doesn’t sound like a funding deal is coming.
“We have very large differences,” Schumer says after meeting with Trump at the WH
— Igor Bobic (@igorbobic) September 29, 2025
My colleague David Smith has a recap of Trump and Netanyahu’s peace proposal “press conference,” at which the leaders did not answer questions from the press:
Donald Trump and the Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu have delivered an ultimatum to Hamas, warning the militant group to accept their 20-point peace plan for Gaza or face the consequences.
The two leaders met at the White House in Washington on Monday then held a joint press briefing in which they hailed their proposal as a historic breakthrough and new chapter for the Middle East.
But it was clear that Hamas had not been consulted and its position on the terms remained uncertain.
Both Trump and Netanyahu made clear that they were not offering Hamas a choice in the matter. If the group refused, Trump told reporters, “Israel would have my full backing to finish the job of destroying the threat of Hamas.
Hamas negotiators now reviewing Trump’s peace proposal, AP reports
Qatar’s prime minister and Egypt’s intelligence chief presented Trump’s proposal to Hamas negotiators, who are now reviewing it in “good faith,” according to a person familiar with the matter, the Associated Press reports. The person was not authorized to comment and spoke on the condition of anonymity.
Two attorneys in the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) anti-discrimination division said they were fired on Monday, a week after going public with a whistleblower report alleging that the Trump administration had dismantled efforts to combat residential segregation, my colleague Chris Stein reports.
As Trump heads to a meeting with Congressional leaders over the looming government shutdown, Axios has reported on one potential deal under discussion:
NEWS — Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is sounding out Senate Dems on the possibility of a 7-10 day clean CR in the event of a shutdown, Axios has learned.
Dems are playing hardball with GOP on funding. But they’re also quietly trying to find ways out of a potential…
— Stephen Neukam (@stephen_neukam) September 29, 2025
How does Donald Trump’s peace plan for Gaza stands out from previous ceasefire proposals? For the first time, it tries to outline the key question of how the territory will be ruled after the war, the Associated Press explains:
-
The proposal would effectively put the territory and its more than 2 million people under international control. It calls for deploying an international security force and installing a “Board of Peace” headed by Trump and former British Prime Minister Tony Blair to oversee Gaza’s administration and reconstruction.
Hamas faces a bitter tradeoff — the proposal demands it effectively surrender in return for uncertain gains. The militant group would have to disarm in return for an end to fighting, humanitarian aid for Palestinians, and the promise of reconstruction in Gaza – all desperately hoped for by its population.
But the proposal has only a vague promise that some day, perhaps, Palestinian statehood might be possible. For the foreseeable future, Gaza would stay under a sort of international tutelage and would remain surrounded by Israeli troops.
Senate majority leader John Thune told reporters before heading to the White House that he believes “there will be multiple opportunities to vote on keeping the government open” if they can’t do so tomorrow.
“I would expect additional opportunities,” he said.
