and the rest. the president seems to be insensitive to that. he thinks maybe they could just ask their father for more money, but they can t. cold. cold. government shutdown drags on after the president s oval office address failed to miraculously transform the debate over his border wall. the longer the shutdown continues, the more its real world effects intensify. the greater the political threat to the president s party and to the president himself. it s already playing out in the florida panhandle where the new york times spoke this week to federal prison employees working without pay. one trump supporter telling the paper i voted for him, and he s the one who is doing this. i thought he was going to do good things. he is not hurting the people he needs to be hurting. with few cards left to play, the president s position just keeps getting worse. as of tonight, at least three republican senators have called for the government to be reopened before negotiations continue. alaska
thank you for being with me tonight. i want to bring in sam seder, and former senator barbara boxer, democrat of california, host of the boxer podcast. senator i ll start with you. this feels like a new low, the level that we ve reached in the country, the development of this week and the president s response. is this to me? yes. okay. i think the president s response is atrocious. it s horrible for this nation. you know, he and i are about the same age. i m a little older, but we re about the same vintage. and we lived through three assassinations of leaders. john f. kennedy, bobby kennedy, and martin luther king. and to think that his response to this is to double down ongoing after the press, not to look at the people and say, you
george soros sent it to himself. how would a republican even have the addresses of these people? they were mainstream figures, lou dobbs comes to mind. lush limbaugh, ann coulter. the stickers weren t sun faded enough to actually be there and the president putting bombs in quotes, they are basically false slaging even after the apprehension in some cases. thank you for being with me tonight. i want to bring in sam seder, and former senator barbara boxer, democrat of california, host of the boxer podcast. senator i ll start with you. this feels like a new low, the level that we ve reached in the country, the development of this week and the president s response. is this to me? yes. okay. i think the president s response is atrocious. it s horrible for this nation. you know, he and i are about the