I

I'll tell you I think is mostly a big nothing a big nothing happened

So we're back right back where we started not when something was supposed to happen and nothing happened

That's something happening what

What blew my mind?

So the president gave his speech last night if the president had declared a national emergency

Okay, something different has occurred here now we're into a different area

But he didn't he restated the arguments chuck and Nancy restated the arguments looking like wooden Indians and

And we're right back where we were yesterday. Yeah, yeah, I would say that's pretty good assessment of it

Let's talk about the situation the shutdown the immigration the wall, etc

with Lonnie Chen who is a

A David and Diane Stephie research fellow with the Hoover Institution also director of domestic policy studies lecture in the public policy program

It's Stanford University

Lonnie, how are you sir

Hey guys good morning. I'm doing well. Happy new year. Oh, thank you. Yeah, same to you. It's always a pleasure to talk

So listen politics is so tiresome

um

To me right now the president made his statement. It was fine

Uh two of the well the two most powerful legislatures are two

of the three in the country gave their response and to me it was a big nothing

I don't are we wrong? What was your assessment of what happened last night

No, look, I completely agree if you were to look up nothing burger in the dictionary

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