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White Home financial advisor Hassett says shutdown might finish this week
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White Home financial advisor Hassett says shutdown might finish this week

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Last updated: October 20, 2025 11:06 pm
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High White Home financial advisor Kevin Hassett on Monday predicted the federal government shutdown is “prone to finish someday this week.”

But when that doesn’t occur, the Trump administration could impose “stronger measures” to pressure Democrats to cooperate, Hassett, director of the Nationwide Financial Council, stated on CNBC’s “Squawk Field.”

The feedback got here deep into the third week of the shutdown, which is dragging on with no clear finish in sight amid a partisan battle within the Senate over federal funding priorities.

Republicans need to go a short-term decision to renew funding at present ranges. Democrats demand that any stopgap invoice embody extra spending on health-care protections, together with an extension of enhanced Inexpensive Care Act tax credit which might be as a consequence of expire at 12 months’s finish.

The GOP-backed invoice didn’t go the Senate for the eleventh time on Monday night. The 50-43 vote fell largely alongside get together traces.

Watch CNBC's full interview with White House National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett

Hassett stated on CNBC that he has heard from the Senate that Democrats thought it could be “dangerous optics” to vote to reopen the federal government earlier than this weekend’s huge nationwide “No Kings” protests towards President Donald Trump.

“Now there is a shot that this week, issues will come collectively, and really rapidly,” Hassett stated. “The average Democrats will transfer ahead and get us an open authorities, at which level we might negotiate no matter insurance policies they need to negotiate with common order.”

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“I believe the Schumer shutdown is prone to finish someday this week,” he stated, referring to Senate Minority Chief Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., whom Republicans blame for the funding lapse.

But when it would not, “I believe that the White Home goes to need to look very intently, together with [White House budget chief Russell] Vought, at stronger measures that we might take to convey them to the desk,” he stated.

Schumer and Home Minority Chief Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., didn’t instantly reply to CNBC’s requests for touch upon Hassett’s remarks.

Hassett’s remarks counsel that Democrats are in search of a politically opportune second to fold within the shutdown battle. However with quite a few polls displaying extra voters blame Trump and Republicans for the deadlock — and indicating robust assist for extending the ACA medical health insurance subsidies — Democrats largely have not budged.

“On daily basis will get higher for us,” Schumer informed Punchbowl Information earlier this month, “as a result of we have thought of this lengthy upfront and we knew that well being care could be the focus on Sept. 30 and we ready for it.”

Senate Majority Chief John Thune, R-S.D., stated final week that he has supplied Democratic leaders a vote on extending the Obamacare tax credit in change for opening the federal government.

However prime Democrats look like rejecting Thune’s entreaty. As an alternative, some Democrats are calling on Trump to take part in negotiations himself.

Hassett stated Monday that Trump “has been very energetic all through this course of, however it’s additionally his place that this can be a factor that the Senate must work out.”

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