This is the Daily Signal Podcast for Friday, February 1st.

I'm Kate Trinco, and I'm Daniel Davis.

Building a wall on the southern border was President Trump's number one campaign pledge,

and his supporters are serious about it.

So how do Trump voters view the recent shutdown over wall funding?

We'll talk to Anne Soroc of the Frontier Lab. She's got some

interesting polling data that paints a helpful picture of where the president's

base is. She'll unpack the details. Plus we'll take a look at the media blackout over Virginia's

radical abortion bill. But first we'll cover a few of the top headlines. Well with

two weeks to go before government funding runs out, members of Congress are negotiating

a package to fund the government and address border security.

And President Trump is holding his ground.

Here's what he said on Thursday morning in the Oval Office.

Nancy Pelosi said this morning that there is not going to be a wall in this deal, but she did say

she'd be open to other kinds of physical barriers. Would you accept that?

No, because if there's no wall, it doesn't work. She's just playing games.

So if there's no wall, it doesn't work. And we're building the wall right now.

I mean, a lot of people don't know that,

but we have a lot of wall under construction.

We've given out a lot of contracts over the last three, four weeks,

good contracts.

A lot of wall is soon going to be under construction.

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