The government is shut down again. Here’s what both sides want.

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  Good morning.

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  The government is officially in a partial shutdown,

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  as Democrats push for a separate vote on funding and reforms for Homeland Security.

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  Our intention is by Tuesday to fund all agencies in the federal government, except for that one,

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  and then we'll have two weeks of good faith negotiations to figure it out.

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  It's Monday, February 2nd.

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  I'm Shamita Basu.

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  This is Apple News Today.

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  While the Senate came to an agreement to separate out extended funding for the Department of Homeland Security,

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  the House was not in session to vote before the midnight deadline on Friday,

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  pushing the government into a partial shutdown.

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  House Speaker Mike Johnson said in an interview with Meet the Press yesterday that he was confident the shutdown would end soon after the House reconvenes today,

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  and he expressed optimism about further negotiations.

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  Some of these conditions and requests they've made are obviously reasonable and should happen,

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  but others are going to require a lot more negotiation.

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  President Trump was reportedly the catalyst for the bipartisan dealmaking that's unfolding.

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  Trump reached out directly to Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer,

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  marking a stark departure from his position last year when he refused to work with Democratic leaders on averting the longest shutdown in history.

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