Noel King

What we're talking about here ultimately is the potential of a partial government shutdown.

We had another one not so long ago.

And I wonder what you think the lessons of the last shutdown were for Democrats and whether any of them apply here.

And a question that I imagine a lot of Americans are asking themselves right now, if Democrats do shut the government down until they get what they want on ICE, on Border Patrol, does that fix the situation?

Does that mean the masked men leave the streets, leave Minneapolis?

Leanne Caldwell is the chief Washington correspondent for Puck News.

Thanks so much, Leanne.

Thank you.

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