Al Franken's resignation opens up a sudden pickup chance for the GOP
Franken said Thursday he would resign, just a day after new allegations brought the number of women alleging he had groped or tried to kiss them to at least eight
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Franken said Thursday he would resign, just a day after new allegations brought the number of women alleging he had groped or tried to kiss them to at least eight
On "The Takeout," Lewandowski tells Major Garrett and Steve Chaggaris he would be open to meeting with special counsel
Thursday's celebration comes after Mr. Trump's announcement to recognize Jerusalem as the Israeli capital and plans to move the American embassy
Earlier Thursday, Sen. Al Franken announced he would be resigning in the wake of allegations by several women of sexual misconduct
A former staffer claimed she was sexually harassed, and fired soon after complaining about a hostile work environment
The court hasn't yet offered an explanation
The deadline to fund the government is Friday night otherwise a shutdown would occur
The bill now heads to the Senate for a vote, which is subject to a 60-vote hurdle, and therefore needs Democrats to support it
Rep. Bennie Thompson also won't attend
Their refusal stems from the president's announcement Wednesday that the U.S. recognizes Jerusalem as the capital of Israel
Congress must pass a new spending measure by Friday night in order to prevent a government shutdown
What happens next?
President Trump signed the presidential proclamation in remembrance of the attacks on Pearl Harbor in 1941
White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders addresses the media December 7, 2017 at 1:30 p.m. ET
Franken's resignation puts a spotlight on Republicans and the allegations against members of their ranks