The country will get an early look at how voters view both parties in Trump 2.0 as Election Day is about to get underway. Then, the administration agrees to partially fund food aid for tens of millions of Americans, but warns there could be long delays. Plus, Trump's tariff powers are put to the test as the Supreme Court considers the legality of his signature economy policy. Luke Broadwater, Susan Glasser, Dave Weigel, Brooke Masters, Max Chafkin, Rick Woldenberg, and Carol Leonnig join The 11th Hour this Monday night.

Elections have consequences. Senate Republicans are talking about a deal to open the government, but Democrats aren't going for it without a commitment to extend healthcare subsidies. Then, the shutdown forces an information blackout on the economy. Plus, actor and director Joseph Gordon-Levitt joins to discuss why he joined hundreds of high-profile figures to call for a ban on AI "superintelligence".