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Hundreds of tractors blockaded the Port of Antwerp in Belgium as farmers continue their fight against the green agenda pushed by Brussels.

Hundreds of tractors blockaded the Port of Antwerp in Belgium as farmers continue their fight against the green agenda pushed by Brussels.

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Israeli lives. meanwhile later on this afternoon we expect the ambassador from north korea to speak. it will be the last day, a wrap-up of that. the next story here will the taliban get their seat? >> bill: very interesting developments on all three fronts. eric shawn, nice to see you. >> dana: speaker nancy pelosi dedelaying a vote to thursday as democratic infighting threatens to derail the push. we have josh gotheimer and brian fitzpatrick. glad to have you here as we kick off this week. all ...

Clearly pelosi is trying to get at the witness thing and they want to see these key witnesses. but right now the story is not about the pressure on the purple state republicans. republicans are lashing out and sort of using this to go after the democrats to say theyre playing politics. which message breaks through? who blinks first? >> some new emails released under a freedom of information. this is from michael duffey. the house democrats wanted him to testify. the president blocked him. the em...

Going to be away for two weeks and who knows what hes going to do on twitter and lash out on next. i actually think theres a good strad i go here. again, she has to avoid looking too political, which means come january 6th those articles have to be sent. >> wait, does that mean you think theyre spending christmas eve and new years eve chatting amongst each other, sending emails and trying to negotiate? is that how theyre spending -- >> no, no -- well, whatever mitch mcconnell is doing and chuck ...

Campaign promise that i was going to build a wall and that members do was going to pay for it. >> that is so ridiculous. >> reporter: bottom line, halle, its increasingly clear there is not a short-term solution in the who to get the government reopened. what will you have is a bit of a starring contest between the president and as the temperature picks up, the real world costs of it gets higher, who does the public blame, who blinks first? it appears thats where were headed. >> i know you are w...

Ari fleischer, amy sauter, the editor of clear politics and bill mcgurn, the main stream columnist "the wall street journal" ." bill company listen to this we are getting an external information that nancy pelosi interrupted the briefing on the border security updates. there was talk about a wall. it doesnt sound like theres going to be funding moving forward for a wall. where are we? >> we are in a game of chicken. the question is, who blinks first? on paper it makes sense for the democrats to ...

Question, john. we dont really know how the politics of this shutdown is going to play out. we are conditioned to have shutdowns where republican-controlled congress or one chamber of congress fights with the democratic president and says i will not open the government and will shut it down if you dont agree, and in this case we have a republican president and a republican senate and the demand is coming from the other direction of pennsylvania avenue. this is sort of an unknown. >> the presiden...

They interviewed michael flynn. >> bill: thank you, come back soon, merry christmas to you at the white house. thank you, just heard it there. the white house would like to avoid the shutdown but will congress negotiate in time? >> i think there is a number of chances we might avoid the shutdown. at the same time i dont -- im not very optimistic that democrats are going to yield if providing $5 billion. >> bill: funding for the wall remains the big roadblock avoiding the government shutdown. who...