Getting me the highlight of my day is doing the, uh, doing the Passover from Eric Bowling,

myself, one time I get to laugh. Uh, there's so much serious news out there, war, peace, and

prosperity. Uh, we're going to go to the White House. We're going to play a cold open. We're going to

start the war room today. We have Natalie Winters, the White House correspondent, is at the

White House. Julie Kelly's joining us breaking news from the courts.

Let's go ahead and let it rip.

Do all congressional Democrats believe that President Trump is pushing for a civil war?

I can't speak for everyone.

I can certainly Ms. Waters made her position clear.

Do I think he's, you know, let me say this.

It is very clear that what Donald Trump is doing right now

is violently impacting the communities that we represent.

Whether that ultimately ends in a civil war remains to be seen.

This is saying, let's just give up even more of our constitutional authority because, hey,

he can do a lot worse later on. And so to me, that's capitulating to someone who's already

showing that he's reckless and willing to do a lot of destruction. We are in a perverse,

bizarre land where we're

having to decide between letting Donald Trump wreck the government this way or wreck the government

that way. So at what point do you say I'm going to stand in fight? If you guys want this,

it's going to be a shutdown and essentially could be playing with fire here. Well, it'll be a

Republican shutdown.

But not all Democrats are on that same page. Senator John Federman, for one, has been the most outspoken and supporting the Republican plan because he wants to avoid a government shutdown.

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