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Cinderella, the clock doesn't strike midnight and the lights go out. for most americans in the short and even medium term not much changes. social security checks will still go out and the united states postal service will be there to deliver them. air traffic controllers keep directing planes. federal law enforcement keeps working and the united states military will stand watch around the globe. for hah mat irrelevant and some of the most dangerous places they will wage war around the globe. the big difference who gets paid. government employees will not get paid if this keeps going for a lon...

Even if you get to that point essentially banning the administration from being able to roll back daca or undo the program. that's been appealed directly. to the ninth circuit and the supreme court. we'll see, a lot can happen before march 5. a lot of folks think we will be at march 1 and there won't be a solution and we will have another fight. >> well, my hope is that we do have this solved. i think tr's a willingness on the republican side. i come from the state of california, this is a big issue, a big issue in my district. i know there is a willingness on our side to find a compromise and...

Start to surge every couple of years? >> you are speaking my jam. we are talking about women and registering and participating. there is a big misnomer if a latina is registered, 80% of them go out to vote. to karine's point, the republicans don't actually look to build the infrastructure. they don't look at the largest possibility of what the marketplace looks like. look what happens in alabama. doug jones thinks the african-americ african-american and the latino community and said happy hanukkah. in virginia, we elected two latinas for the very first time to the state house. in el paso, the ...

The actual shutdown, suggests that he and recognizes will take much of the blame. >> scott, you spend a lot of time on capitol hill. i want your perspective on what you saw unfold last night that, vote left open longer than most votes are and democrats mingling with republicans and republicans mingling with democrats, people talking to their own caucuses as well. it was a lesson in body language. what did you observe from lawmakers on capitol hill? >> i spent my last couple of days talking to democrats. they are saying we are not going to vote for any more funding measures until daca is dealt ...

In fact, new polling by quinnipiac shows that democrats would actually get the blame in congress. granted it's a very slim margin, 34% of americans say they'd blame democrats to 32 who say they'd blame republicans. 21% say they'dlame the president. the pointis, the blame would be spread around. >> when our americans send us to washington, d.c., they send us here to solve problems and get things done. that's what we have to do. there's no reason that we can't come to an agreement. when we have bipartisan agreement that we need to do something about the opioid crisis in this country, we need to ...