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And welcome to the Sean Hannity show. I'm Greg Jarrett, sitting in for Sean Hannity today over the course of the next three hours. Why?

Because Sean is down in McCallum, Texas with president Donald Trump. Trump is there meeting with US border patrol agents.

He's participating in a round table on immigration and border security. He's visiting the Rio Grande River and receiving an in person briefing on border security efforts.

And Sean will be sitting down with the president for an exclusive one on one interview with president Trump. And as soon as Sean finishes that interview, he'll be calling in here to his own show.

And Sean and I will be talking about what the president said, what the president intends to do next.

And be sure to tune in on the Fox News channel at nine o'clock Eastern time on Hannity because the entire one on one interview with president Trump conducted by Sean Hannity will air in its entirety tonight on the Hannity show on Fox News channel.

That's nine o'clock Eastern time. So lots to talk about here. Let's begin with what the president has done and what he may do next. He met on Capitol Hill yesterday with Democratic leaders of the House and the Senate, other congressional leaders.

And he offered to sign all of the bills they propose to reopen the partial government shutdown in exchange for their consideration of funding.

And the president didn't demand a specific amount, but he'd like to have five billion dollars. But consideration of some funding of a barrier. And as you know, the president of the other night in his oval office address, he was even willing to say, all right, it doesn't need to be a wall.

It doesn't need to be concrete. How about a metal or steel barrier, an olive branch that the president extended to his critics and political opponents on Capitol Hill, the Democrats who control the House Nancy Pelosi, their speaker.

And Pelosi said yesterday, along with Schumer, no, not going to do it. So the only offer so far by Nancy Pelosi, vis-a-vis the wall is $1. That's literally what's on the table.

She jokingly said, I'll give you a dollar, Mr. President. And that's where she stands. The president is willing to compromise. It has offered various options. And Democrats say absolutely not we're not going to do it.

So the Democrats are to blame squarely the shutdown partial shutdown of the federal government. So what does the president do next? Here is what the president should do.

He should, as his predecessors before him, exercise the right to declare a national emergency and then direct under a specific federal statute, the construction by the military of the wall that he proposes on our southern border. Now, can the president do that? Of course he can do that.

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