World News Tonight with David Muir Full Episode: Sunday, November 02, 2025
Nov 3, 2025
Selina Wang, Senior White House correspondent for ABC News, dives into the chaos caused by staffing shortages at airports during the government shutdown. She reveals how both parties are trading blame over the situation. The discussion also touches on President Trump's threats of military action in Nigeria and the ongoing legal battles over SNAP benefits. Additionally, there's excitement around upcoming elections, with former President Obama campaigning and both parties investing in voter turnout.
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Families Describe Real Hardships
- Affected families like Jenna's describe choosing between pet care and feeding children during the shutdown.
- Beth Dreyer reported premiums quadrupling and canceling health coverage, showing personal stakes in policy fights.
Polling Shows Political Liability
- New ABC/Washington Post/Ipsos polling finds majority disapprove of Trump's job performance amid the shutdown.
- Two-thirds say the country is seriously off on the wrong track, underscoring political risk ahead of elections.
U.S. Threatens Action In Nigeria
- President Trump publicly threatened military action in Nigeria and cutting all aid over alleged persecution of Christians.
- Nigeria's president pushed back and welcomed help to fight insurgents, rejecting claims of religious intolerance.