President Trump kind of declared war on a bunch of American cities yesterday.

San Francisco, Chicago, New York, Los Angeles.

They're very unsafe places.

And we're going to straighten them out one by one.

More on that tomorrow, because on today explained from Vox, we've got a shutdown.

It's the first shutdown of Trump, too, but technically the fourth shutdown for the president,

if you count the three from his first term.

For now, you're still going to get your mail and your Social Security checks, but a bunch

of government services are going to be on hold.

Some super fun cleanup sites are not getting clean.

Some veterans are not getting services they've been promised.

No jobs report this

Friday. I know someone who's going to be very happy about that one, but nobody likes a shutdown.

So to better understand what the thinking is behind this move, we're going to talk to Massachusetts

Senator Elizabeth Warren, who's on the Senate Finance Committee here in Washington, D.C.

That is coming up on the show

right after this.

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