Friday on the NewsHour, lawmakers scramble to keep the government funded and avoid a shutdown. Plus: Defense Secretary Mattis’ resignation reverberates globally, why Sen. Marco Rubio is ‘deeply concerned’ about Mattis’ resignation letter, what the defense secretary’s departure means for U.S. foreign policy, a landmark criminal justice law and Shields and Gerson on the week’s political news.
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WATCH TODAY’S SEGMENTS:
Partial government shutdown now all but guaranteed
Around the world, allies express dismay at Mattis departure
Mattis departure ‘puts our nation at risk,’ says Panetta
Rubio: Trump ‘about to make a major blunder’ on Syria
News Wrap: Supreme Court rules against Trump’s asylum ban
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mshAxokFEIQ
How criminal justice overhaul will affect life for inmates
Shields and Gerson on Mattis’ resignation, possible shutdown
