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Dealing with this shutdown hangover. some of them still have not gotten their back pay. some government contractors are still not back to work two weeks now after that last partial closure ended. this thing could just stretch into the next one. >> this is why it's unclear how hard democrats are going to fight for this issue. >> right. i think one of the things you saw was democrats came out unscathed. this has been pushing off the funding fight, pushing off the fight on the border wall has been a two-year fight, a proxy fight for who is controlling washington. i don't think there's an appetite...

Liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? thanks for watching tonight. i guess you could call it the shutdown hangover. the latest "washington post" abc news poll the gop with a 32% favorability rating, now they're searching for a scapegoat. when in doubt, blame d.c., louisiana governor bobby jindal did just that on fox news sunday. >> we as a party can't just be a party of no. the only place you see conservative principles being applied today are in state capitols and local government, whether school choice, cutting taxes, taking on public pensions, whether it's lowering...

Legislature, bypassed them, in order to participate in the medicaid expansion under obama care, even though he's opposed to obama care. he knows where his bread is buttered. that's free money to the state, you could say, from the feds. most of the republican governors have turned it down. but kasich recognizes that the state needs that money. the mental hospitals, poor people, as he said, of all races, creeds, et cetera, need it. he's not going to turn it down. unlike some of the governors who are, you know, much more of i a ideologues about this. kasich taking a different approach. >> interes...

But as the house gop heads home to sleep off their shutdown hangover, the president offered a few thoughts they might like to ponder. >> the american people are completely fed up with washington. in a moment when our economic recovery demands more jobs, more momentum, we've got yet another self-inflicted crisis that set our economy back. and for what? >> let's see, what was it for again, republicans? to strip money from the affordable care act? no, i'm so sorry, senator cruz, that didn't happen. boost their 2014 campaign credibility. no, i'm afraid gop poll numbers tanked to their lowest numbe...