If Iran, as you said, totally obliterated, got the missiles, got the first two rounds of leadership, Air Force gone, Navy gone, can we wrap this war up this week?

Yeah, sure.

Will we?

I don't think so, but it'll be said. It won't be alone.

And we're going to have a much safer world when it's wrapped up.

It'll be wrapped up soon. We're going to have a much safer world when it's wrapped up. It'll be wrapped up soon.

We're going to have a much safer world.

President Trump yesterday admitting that he could end the war with Iran, he's just not ready to do so.

It comes as the president continues to call out NATO allies for not helping to reopen

the Strait of Hormuz, but also claiming the U.S. doesn't need their assistance. Meanwhile,

here at home, the partial government shutdown has DHS employees going without paychecks, forcing

some to pick up second jobs, all while travelers

and spring breakers are now going through long security lines at airports.

And the Democrats have proposed repeatedly to refund TSA, to refund the Coast Guard, to refund FEMA,

and every one of those efforts over the past week or so have been killed by Republicans on the Senate floor.

Every one of those proposals, they could have had unanimous consent and it's Republicans

that are killing unanimous consent. So you'll see this showdown with John Cornyn and the

congressman. Well, you know, with all due respect, Senator Cornyn, all he has to do is get

his Republicans to say yes and TSA will be funded,

and the Coast Guard will be funded, and FEMA will be funded. But they don't want to do that

if that means that there have to be any reforms with ICE. So that's where we are right now,

because they are so dedicated to ICE continuing operations as is

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