It's Friday, February 13th.

Ooh.

I'm Jane Koston, and this is what a day.

The show reminding you that Valentine's Day is tomorrow.

I repeat, Valentine's Day is tomorrow.

There's still time to get chocolates.

Thank you. Tomorrow. There's still time to get chocolates. On today's show, President Donald Trump is once again facing off with former President

Joe Biden in the polls.

Spoiler.

America's missing its ex. And after a long two months, the immigration crackdown in Minnesota is finally ending. But let's start with Congress.

Capitol Hill was surprisingly busy this week. Republicans and Democrats yelled at one another. Republicans

yelled at other Republicans. And amazingly, some actual business got

done. Sort of. But as of our recording, it looks like it wasn't enough to avoid a partial government

shutdown. On Thursday, Senate Democrats blocked a bill that would have funded the Department of Homeland

Security without reining in federal immigration enforcement. It included no end to immigration and customs enforcement agents

hiding their faces, no requirements that they show ID, and no end to racial profiling, which are

just a few of Democrats' demands before agreeing to fund DHS. But Senate Democrats aren't ready to back

down anytime soon. What a day newsletter writer Matt Berg spoke to Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer on Wednesday.

This debate is killing Trump.

90% of Americans have seen the videos that show the brutal slayings of so many and have shown how they don't obey the law. They'll just knock in someone's door without a warrant.

They'll say, we're arresting you. We're not telling you why. And they put you in a dark cage

with no ability to have a phone, have a lawyer, et cetera. And so overwhelmingly, Americans are on our

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