to the convenience store to complain about the high price of cigarettes. robert miller threatened the worker in florida but didn't hurt anyone. he was eventually arrested. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," thank you for joining us, see you back here 9 to noon, "fox and friends first" continues right now. have a great weekend, goodbye. >> illegal immigration doesn't serve our community. officer singh is the poster child for why immigration works if done legally. jillian: friday, december 28th, an urgent manhunt ramping up across the sanctuary state of california, for illegal immigrants accused of killing a police officer. rob: that officer after fueling the demand for a border wall. jillian: as the shutdown his the one week mark will congress act? and instagram. rob: the horizontal file that

horrified users and triggered a massive online meltdown. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ just got paid ♪ party hopping ♪ feeling right ♪ jillian: i don't, just admiring your dance moves. rob: haven't been a dance party in a wild. it is friday, last friday of the year, good morning, everybody. you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. jillian: thank you for starting your day with us. let's begin with a fox news alert. a massive manhunt intensifying

friend illegal immigrants accused of killing a california police officer. todd: spot on surveillance video before shooting the police corporal, the department devastated. >> you have to understand this was not supposed to happen. the department is hurting. we are struggling through this. we are a family. we are not an agency, we are a family. jillian: such a horrific tragedy, donald trump responding to the coming tweeting time to get tough on border security, build the wall. rob: the sheriff slamming the state's sanctuary city laws in a fox news exclusive. >> remember that our partners with ice are not in my county sweeping through churches and schools and convenience stores. they are only interested in the fugitives and the criminals. why are we providing sanctuary for people who victimize and exploit the weak and

defenseless? we should not be doing that. jillian: look at this, this photo was taken hours before singh was shot and killed as he solidity christmas with his wife and 5-month-old son. the 33-year-old was originally from fiji. todd: that photo brings it home. donald trump's call for a border wall coming as the government shutdown hits one week with no end insight. and outlook at the capital where the senate has come up with a solution during a 4-minute session. jillian: doug luzader joins us in washington with lawmakers going back to work until the new year. >> reporter: pretty quiet around here and that is not going to change until after the new year. some republicans are convinced the partial government shutdown is not going to end soon. >> i can tell you having discussions with the president prior to the christmas break, he was fully engaged and making a number of different options

available to democrats and it has been that with resistance and no acceptance whatsoever. any suggestion this would end quickly are quickly fading. todd: democrats promising to move on the partial sat down as soon as they take control of congress in less then a week, nancy pelosi saying in a statement the house majority, democrats will act swiftly to end the trump shutdown and will fight for a strategic, robust national security policy including strong and smart border security and strong support for our servicemembers and veterans. donald trump meantime holding firm in a tweet saying this isn't about the wall, everybody knows that a wall will work perfectly and a wall works 99%. this is only about the dems not letting donald trump and the republicans have a win. they may have the ten senate votes but we have the issue, border security. 2020. the president's secretary of

homeland security, kirstjen neilsen, is heading to the border today. jillian: the death of that officer sparking fears reaction from the president urging congress to fix the border. todd: border state congressman andy biggs says democrats are risking american security just discourse and political points against the president. >> the problem is we have angel families, parents and loved ones, people who have been killed by illegal aliens. we've got to stop that. we have to get it under control. i hate to sell like i am politicizing this because i have tremendous sympathy for this officer but we have got to step it up as congress of the united states and get this border wall built because it is the first step in restoring national security on this issue. this is not about border security. this is ultimately they do not want donald trump to get a victory. a linchpin to the trump

campaign. republicans ran on this. i don't believe this is a good thing to do for politics. i really have a problem with that, placing politics above the safety and security of this country. >> reporter: donald trump has been calling to fix the crisis at the border since the day he announced his candidacy for president in june 2015. jillian: donald trump signing am aga hats, tweeting cnn and others in the fake news universe were going wild about my signing am aga hats for the military in iraq and germany, these brave young people asked me to sign their hats i will sign. can you imagine me saying no? we broader gave no hats as the fake news reporter. the air force backing the president saying there is no rule against airman bringing personal items to be signed by the president. todd: the special counsel will not get any more written answers

from donald trump, the president's personal lawyer rudy giuliani telling, quote, i think i announced ten days ago over my dead body and i'm not dead yet adding, quote, donald trump is not answering any more questions from these people. they are outrageous activity. we did enough. giuliani told the daily beast the president is open to a face-to-face interview for speaking over the phone about a russia investigation. jillian: federal reserve chair offered to meet with donald trump amid friction over interest rate hikes. the wall street journal reporting jerome powell told white house officials he's willing to explain his decision. the president blamed powell, the market instability this month. no word on when the meeting could take place. the countdown is on, the big countdown in new york city, the new year's crystal ball unveiled in times square is the nypd launches extra security measures

to keep everyone safe. todd: the final preparations for the final night of 2018. >> what the holidays behind us it is time to look ahead into the new year. on new year's eve approximately 1.2 billion people around the world are watching times square and the glittering ball that rings in the new year for the east coast. preparations for the festivities got underway thursday, crews installing 192 new triangles to the crystal base of the ball adding to the existing 2500 already circling the sparkly sphere. >> this is stunning. it is on both sides. it is spectacular. >> reporter: the new piece featuring cuts to give the appearance they will offload harmoniously into each other which highlights this year's theme, the gift of harmony. >> we all come together on new year's eve as we count down the final seconds of the year in unison and celebration of the future. >> reporter: those watching at

home will be treated to several performances. the ball will be raised at 6:00 pm on the summer 31st and drops at midnight new year's eve. >> this is a moment we reflect and celebrate the people we love and the things we value most and also a moment we look forward with a sense of hope, celebration centerpieces 12 feet in diameter and weighs roughly 12,000 pounds. wishing you a happy new year from new york, steve rappaport, fox news. jillian: the nation's oldest living veteran and oldest man has died at 112 years old. richard overton passing away in austin, texas battling pneumonia. todd: he credited his long life to god but also smoking cigars and reeking whiskey. >> 18 years old, you know how to

drink it. >> reporter: the volunteer in 1942 and served with an all black unit in world war ii. todd: he was honored by president obama on veterans day in 2013. 9 minutes after the hour, three major cases that can make or break the trump immigration policies in the new year. jillian: jenna ellis is live to break them down next, stay right there. -morning. -morning. -what do we got? -keep an eye on that branch. might get windy. have a good shift. fire pit. last use -- 0600. i'd stay close. morning. ♪ get ready to switch. protected by flo. should say, "protected by alan and jamie." -right? -should it? when you bundle home and auto... run, alan! ...you get more than just savings. you get 'round-the-clock protection. ...you get more than just savings. jimmy's gotten used to his whole room smelling like sweaty odors. yup, he's gone noseblind.

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family institute, jenna ellis. thank you for your time. we appreciate it. a number of things will be discussed in 2019. let's start with the asylum band. >> reporter: all these cases come down to the fact that the aclu, southern poverty law center and leftist groups are trying to target trump and make sure he doesn't have any wins on immigration. for the asylum band in particular this case is constitutional. he has congressional authority to determine a procedural question. it comes down to the fact that if congress wants to change their delegation of power to the executive branch they need to go through the legislative process and provide common sense immigration reform and the gop didn't do that between 2016-18, but if they want to come together and have a bipartisan measure, they can do that in 2019. todd: why do you say this is constitutional?

the supreme court came down 5-4 with justice roberts being a swing that everyone is expecting him to be in 2019 and beyond. why do you say this is constitutional? >> it is talking about not changing the law but just a procedural aspect the executive branch in terms of their enforcement of the law has constitutional authority because congress has said to the executive branch that you can determine some things in terms of immigration. like the travel ban case everyone is talking about, that was ultimately determined to be constitutional because congress provided that authority to the president and executive branch. heather: do you think something gets done on the 8ca? >> interesting question. when you look at the constitutional perspective the aca was not constitutional because it was changing the law through executive order and when donald trump is saying let's halt this he has the power to

rescind prior executive orders. if we have a 5-4 majority of originalists it should be in favor of trump as well. todd: the census citizenship question. how does that come out? >> this goes back to a prior longform used in censuses from 1970 until 2000 so this isn't something new. it is just the doj reinstating that question once that was taken away in 2000. the fact that it has been part of the census since 1970, they are just going back to that, that should be constitutional. it should not be as controversial, this is about free and fair elections, not citizenship question. jillian: to these come down to brett cavanagh? >> it is justice roberts with his twitter war going on with the president. it will depend on him. with brett cavanagh proving himself to be a faithful originalists he will side with

the constitution. todd: a fascinating 2019, all eyes on the court are year-long. jillian: 16 after the hour. did you get fancy new tech for christmas, that present could be gifting others your personal data. todd: the cyber guy live, much older than that picture as we established, how to keep it all secure coming up next. this isn't just any moving day.

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to expect. do we even guess what to expect today? >> reporter: they will tread likely on wall street. and this is after the hour's huge comeback in a late trading game, and earlier in the day, the s&p closing higher adding 21 points, the nasdaq and on a solid note rising 25 points. it amid a roller coaster week on wall street after the dow tanked 650 points. and the single point game, the largest 1-day percentage game since 2009. and cheap stocks at a slower newsweek is investors take advantage of the post christmas

bargains on the trading floor, the record-breaking excitement and futures could make for another interesting day on the trading floor. we will keep a close eye as the closing or opening bell is set to ring in a few hours. heather: it has been a week. todd: experts who know everything don't know. it is amazing. if you unwrap some cool gadgets like this don't forget to set up privacy features. >> with tips on how to keep your data safe, the cyber guy joining us from los angeles, thank you for being here. happy holidays to you. let's start with smart tv. what do we do from there? >> reporter: jillian and todd, this photograph is not 100 years old. if you have giftwrap on the floor, whether it is christmas

morning or still lingering or if you get a gift later this year, this is that moment you look at any technology you are unwrapping and file down the data on much of it. talk about smart tv, during the setup process, the perfect and best time to reign in what data they plan to collect on you. many of these smart tvs wants to collect viewing habits from you and they sell the data or use it to try to market things to you or create a better experience later. i like to dial it out. i don't need them to know what i watching or when i watching it so i turn that off. if you set up the tv does not too late for any of these things, you can go back to the settings and change those things or you might see the message pop up during the time you are using the smart tv in the next few months.

let's jump over to these. alexa is going with me everywhere. if you have amazon echo for the holidays it is a love-hate because they bring so much convenience but at the same time, number one, you've got these things hooked up on every one of these, on top is a button that mutes it. you have a sensitive conversation about anything in the same room as one of these, you want to press that mute button, number one. number 2 if any technology you received over the holidays comes with an apps, chances are it comes with a bunch of privacy concerns. launch that apps, go in there and find out what voice recordings, you have some control to delete some of that off of your phone so you can go ahead and remove that on your end so others can't get to it. jillian: yesterday i was setting up the health part of that to track my heart rate and walking.

we have to watch out for that, right? >> your health information is very personal. do you want an insurance company in the future to somehow have access to all of your health data being monitored from these devices? chances are if you have not dialback the privacy exactly you might be subject to that down the road because we never read the fine print on all these devices and the fact is we are giving away our data for everything in these companies to get these conveniences so be very careful about what is going out there and also you don't want the device to give your location. wherever you go, that is a tip, they want to know what you have got and where to get you. todd: on smart choice, 15 seconds.

>> kids are supposed to be more protected with technology. smart toy comes with an apps, you want to dial into that apps as a parent, make sure it is not collecting too much data on any of your kids. todd: in my day toys were made of wood. jillian: we love you, great tips, thanks for joining us, see you next year. >> happy new year. jillian: a massive manhunt wrapping up for an illegal immigrant accused of killing a police officer. this as migrants are released by the hundreds onto us soil but ice agents are overwhelmed by the massive influx. todd: 2018 bring a special livery to a delivery unit. look at that. ♪ the kids in america ♪ we are the kids in america ♪ everybody lives for the music around ♪

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jillian: a massive manhunt intensifying for prisoner on the

run from california, san quentin state prison. mendoza walked away from a work crew outside the secure area. he carjacked a woman in a nearby parking lot. he serving a 5-year sentence for using a deadly weapon during another attempted carjacking. he's the first to escape the prison in 18 years. todd: another alert for an illegal immigrant accused of killing a california police officer, spotted on surveillance video moments before allegedly shooting police corporal singh during a traffic stop. donald from calling for tougher border security tweeting tough to get tough on border security, build the wall, they will do whatever it takes to find that suspect. >> he doesn't belong here, he's a criminal. we will find him and we will arrest him and we will bring them to justice.

todd: hours before he was siding skill he celebrated christmas with his wife and sons. he is from fiji and spent 7 years as a cop. jillian: an explosion at a power plant lights up the sky in new york city. officials say an equipment malfunction caused a transformer to blow up. no one was hurt but you see that eerie blue glow sparked fears, i'm not kidding, of an alien invasion. >> it was freaky, it was like independence day, you look up at a weird blue color. we saw clouds in the sky. >> reporter: flights were grounded at laguardia airport due to power outages. thousands of people evacuating as authorities raise the alert level for a volcano in indonesia. according to the wall street journal, every minute blowing ash more than a mile high. that sparked the tsunami that

killed 430 people, satellite images show part of the volcano collapsed and slid underwater triggering that tsunami last week. todd: the boston marathon bomber appealing his conviction and sentence arguing it was impossible for him to get a fair trial in boston where the bombings happen due to a biased jury pool. he and his brother killed 3 people and wounded 300 others in the 2013 attack, the appeals process could stretch on for years. todd: time to talk the weather, the midwest digging out from a massive winter storm, more than a foot of snow blanketing some areas. todd: in new mexico major snowstorm brought traffic to a halt causing several accidents. in studio, the wild weather. >> reporter: that's no working its way to the east coast but on

the east coast it is not going to be snow, these temperatures are too warm but this is the system we are talking about stretching from areas of the gulf of mexico to new orleans to the coast, seeing that rain in the next couple hours, still snow on the backside of the system falling in places like the dakotas and minnesota. a couple watches and warnings through those areas but this is the tale end of the system, it will pull out in the next couple hours so that is winding down. otherwise we are watching the entire mine of storms up along the east coast today. at times it will be heavy rain and flooding in the southeast. otherwise a generally rainy day, temperatures are too warm on the east coast, looking at highs 56 ° in new york city, 70 in raleigh where all the systems running into the warm air. it continues on saturday, 51 °. it will be abnormally warm on new year's eve as well. we are having a warm stretch.

jillian: college quarterback finds his colleagues and it is not the nfl. blake larissa will skip his senior season to join the seminary. todd: he says this is something i feel god wants me to do and something i want to do, waiting another year to start didn't make sense. i think the giants should go after him because we could use divine intervention. there is a baby boom at a minnesota hospital. we're not talking patients. 31 staffers giving birth to children, 32 of them. a record number of newborns for the unit. todd: most are registered nurses, 15 women are pregnant right now in the birthing unit. todd: that reminds me of fox news channel, specifically "fox and friends first". jillian: a serious story, police on the hunt for an illegal immigrant accused of killing a police officer.

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todd: two ms 13 gang members charged with murdering a houston teenager, melvin's out of all shot and killed the 60-year-old walking down the street. the two gang members committed a robbery after the killing. investigators say more suspects could be on the run. the gop is keeping hispanic american votes under donald from.

a new poll shows 32% of latinos voted for republicans in november's midterms. most of them better than evangelical voters. the survey said vote stability is frustrating democrats who believe latinos should be against the gop because of donald trump's stance on immigration. jillian: authorities in california slamming open border policies as they desperately search for an illegal immigrant accused of shooting and killing a police officer. >> illegal immigration doesn't serve our community especially criminals who victimize and exploit our communities. whether you hate the president or love the president, border security goes hand-in-hand with national security. you can't define sanctuary for criminals was all that does is silence the voices of our victims and i didn't sign up to do that. jillian: is this more proof that donald trump is right about border security? here to debate that is republican strategist ashley

hayek and attorney richard ross. thank you for joining us. i will start with you. >> condolences go to the family of officer ron singh. americans will remember this officer who immigrated here legally to serve and protect americans. they are not going to remember a shutdown. we had 20 shutdown since 1976. they will remember that man and his wife. you think readily tragic, this wall needs to happen. officer singh's wife that her husband is not worth 1/10 of 1% for that while? it is $5 billion, a small fraction, small price to pay for the security of americans and the fact that chuck schumer and nancy pelosi are gambling with americans lives is absolutely wrong.

heather: taking a look at that picture on your screen of officer singh before he was shot and killed, this is christmas with is my wife and 5-year-old son. will this change anything? >> i don't think it will. i agree it is so tragic. we have an immigration problem but let's not forget congress has approved $1.6 billion expenditure to build a wall. they are starting to build the wall. they are building a wall in texas and arizona and california. there is a wall being built. the issue is the size of the expenditure. congress does not believe $5 billion is the appropriate amount. we as laypeople don't get into how much is needed but they approved $1.6 billion and there are other ways. if donald from believes a wall must be built there are other ways to get the money, other

departments, the executive branch areas, there are ways to do it. congress is not going to allow for $5 billion. we are just not. if trump, if it is an ego thing he has to come off of the $5 billion number. it will be spent on the wall. heather: we are talking just because this is the latest situation, there have been multiple people who died at the hands of illegal immigrants who entered this country. >> there have been. you talk about how this is an ego issue for the president but not any go issue for democrats who want to hand house and home over to illegal criminals who are coming into the country? ice deported 250,000 illegal immigrants. the amount of resources that cover those folks in california they get free medicare, free college education. instead of using the funds for illegal immigrants why not use them to secure the border?

it is an easy solution, a small amount of money in the grand scheme of things, absolutely ridiculous the democrats continue to prioritize criminals over american citizens. >> if they had important to republicans and donald from you can find other moneys to do it. >> section were doesn't value american lives, why democrats but criminals lies over the lives of american people? jillian: finish and i will you respond. >> it is not that they are putting criminal lives -- this is a tragic event. they are building a wall. the wall will start in february. it is in 3 states, texas, arizona and california. the question on the amount of the expenditure, whether he wants to be built, that is not the issue before congress but how much should be spent. if you can say the $5 billion number is what is needed then i would agree with you but if it is $5 billion donald trump takes $5 billion that is a different issue. we've seen nothing to

substantiate that $5 billion -- jillian: some democrats say the wall will not be billed, final word to you in 10 seconds. >> that $1.6 billion they said would not go towards the wall at all which is completely wrong. i went to the border and talked to border patrol, the wall is necessary and needs to be done. jillian: thank you for joining us this morning. todd: bernie sanders, one of many rumored 2020 candidates, the major hints he just dropped that he's ready to get back in the ring. jillian: let's see what is going on on "fox and friends". >> thank you for my pyromaniac, it is not in my office. the appropriate time. coming up on "fox and friends" we have acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney on the program, lots to talk about a week into the shutdown. former campaign manager corey lewandowski, louis goehmert and tommy laren. we will show you a preview of a boot camp i had to go through

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>> bernie sanders keeping a white house run and tearing into so-called wall street democrats. the vermont senator rights i'm the best candidate to beat donald trump that i will probably run. that is the truth. the senator also slamming wall street democrats for their ads criticizing progressive ideas sanders writing, quote, they want us to go back to their failed corporate approach. jillian: another possible 2020 candidate could be ready to drop major cash. a political advisor told the new york post michael bloomberg is prepared to, quote, spend what is necessary to win if he decides to run for president. he shall the $110 million in this year's midterms so we will see. todd: spend if you've got it. quite the urine the big screen only a few movies are considered the best of 2018. jillian: the top 5 movies of the year, fox news contributor kevin mccarthy, good morning. let's start with number 5. >> good morning.

it has been an incredible year for cinema. i have seen 120 films this year in theaters and these are my top 5 favorite, number 5 avengers infinity war. this movie blue me away. you are dealing with a director who directed captain america civil war and winter soldier and they have taken dozens of characters and flawlessly and effortlessly it seems like, combined them all into one film. you have josh bolin, an incredible film. not just a superhero movie but one of the best movies of the year. todd: what about infinity war? >> roman. a huge film at the oscars, a movie directed by alfonso cuaron who did gravity, and children of men, a very personal story set

in 1970s mexico city, about his own family and his own made growing up. it is one of the most powerful and poetic and beautifully shot movies i have seen in years. you want to watch it on netflix it is available on netflix now but i recommend going to movie theater if you can because the cinematography is gorgeous, heads-up it is black and white and subtitled, but an amazing film that is definitely worth your time if you have patience to sit through it, an amazing experience. jillian: let's go to number 3. >> first man. this is a bit controversial earlier this year. the director directed lala land and whiplash, focuses on neil armstrong. the movie is very documentary style, shot in a way you feel your with neil armstrong and these american heroes who got to the moon and the movie focuses a lot on the sacrifices our american heroes made to get to

the moon and ryan gosling pl. neil i'm strong, it is a great job making you feel your with them in the cockpit during these amazing takeoff sequences and launch sequences. the score is brilliant and they didn't use any green screen. they had projectors with actual images outside the capsule at the model done for the actors to give them a realistic sense of what it was like to do these launches. amazing movie, number 3 of the year, first man. todd: number 2 is a phrase we use when jillian walks onset. jillian: not true at all. >> exactly true. i have been there and seen jillian walk, a star is born, every single time. it is an incredible film. i love this movie, bradley cooper directed this movie, lady gaga in the lead role as well. the fourth movie we have seen. bradley cooper actually shot some of these concert scenes in real concerts so in between sets

of real musicians, in the crowd, actually there, they jump on stage and get back off and that is what we are seeing in the film for the concert sequences but overall i listen to the soundtrack all the time and bradley cooper's breast performance of his career since american sniper. he disappears in this role. absolutely love a star is born. jillian: from role. number one. >> i am very excited about this. this movie will be strange for number one. ready player one. this is a movie directed by steven spielberg that focuses on the idea of how we live our lives in a virtual world of our phones and things like that but in this movie you are dealing with a virtual reality world called the oasis amid characters diving into the oasis virtually and get away from the real world and the movie focuses on the idea of it is better to live in

the real world face-to-face communication but i love this movie, amazing action. spielberg directed it. i love this movie, my number one movie of the year. thank you for letting me share. it has been a great year for movies. jillian: i haven't seen any of them. happy new year. todd: we don't get out a lot. jillian: 6 minutes until the top of the hour. this retiring congressman has high aspirations once he leaves office next month. why he wants to give marijuana a try whether the state legalizes it or not. todd: this mug shot going viral for all the wrong reasons would you will never guess why. we will give you a hint. can you tell how old this guy is? ♪ etely different. unlike most other cold medicines... ...zicam is clinically proven to shorten colds. i am a zifan for zicam.

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todd: the marijuana industry ending the year on a high note. a cannabis market research firm the industry grew to more than $10 billion this year and more than 250,000 people work in that business. wow. >> kennedy: now a pennsylvania democrat wants to see what the buzz is all about. robert brady wants to try marijuana whether or not his state decides to legalize it he retires next month. recreational marijuana is not legal in the state. governor tom wolf has shonel interest in legalizing the drug. todd: time for the the good, the bad, and the ugly. new mom walking across the

stage at graduation while in labor. greenhouse accepting her degree at lsu before heading to the hospital to have a healthy baby boy. jillian: congrats times two. social media having a meltdown will horizontal rolling feature. news feed after features freaked out. todd: finally the ugly. this some look mature that guy is only 19. jillian: oh my gosh. he was arrested in salt lake city for reckless driving and stealing a u-haul but commenters were taken aback by his age. many insisted he must be using a fake i.d. court documents confirm he was born in 19999. jillian: rare we have time at the end of the show. take the last 30 seconds and gave goodbye for now and congratulations to one of our wonderful co-workers here kim haggerty who is

going to be going out on maternity leave last day today to welcome a new baby in the world. todd: doing an amazing job. we wish you the very best health and happiness to you and the new baby. jillian: and the baby. love you. have a good day. todd: "fox & friends" stars right now. >> manhunt underway for illegal immigrant suspected of shooting and killing a california police officer. >> it was really just a human being, an american patriot. he came to this country with one purpose and that was to serve this country. the suspect is in our country illegally. he doesn't belong here. he's a criminal. we will find him, we will arrest him. >> the president says any funding bill that ends this partial shutdown must include money for a border wall. >> i would say the needle has moved towards a very long shutdown. >> this is not about border security. they do not want donald trump to get a victory. >> we know that we have to to build this wall.