a chorus of conviction in this fight. don t sit at home, on the couch and get stuck in a sedentary state of agitation. even one small voice can be heard in this fight. join with others and raise those voices to the chorus. i haven t given up hope. you should not give up hope. and hope is born from sweat and work. get out there and join us in this fight. thanks for your time tonight. thank you, very much. for more on brett kavanaugh s track record. i am joined by jammal green. you know, i feel like this thing ha happens, you clerked for justice stevens, and so did my wife, i am familiar with the
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henry well i m not a member of congress. i m the finance chairman of the dnc. i know this is a subject we ve been talking about working on for a long time. it needs to be worked on in a bipartisan fashion. and i haven t given up hope. i believe that by the end of this week, we will have a solution that deals with the government funding and daca. you are an optimistic plan. let me ask you this way, then. as a representative of democrats here, should democrats shut down the government friday if in fact they don t have enough time to come to a deal on daca here? i think they should hold firm to working on a solution that deals with both government funding and this long-standing need to take care of the dreamers. i want to say that sitting in a town that is not that far from the border between the united states and mexico, given the fact that i ve been able to travel across the country over