What's in and out of the bipartisan deal to reopen the government

A bipartisan deal was reached to reopen the government, but Democrats did not achieve their primary health care goal, leading to significant opposition within the party. Despite this setback, they managed to secure some concessions, ensuring they did not leave the negotiations entirely empty-handed. This development is crucial as it reflects the ongoing challenges in reaching consensus on health care and government funding, highlighting the complexities of bipartisan cooperation.