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As airport security lines hit four and half hours in some places, the Senate in the dead of night finally passes a bill

to partially fund the Department of Homeland Security, which House Republicans now say

doesn't have support on their side of Congress. But President Trump now says he will try to

pay TSA airport screeners anyway. Welcome, I'm Kyle Peterson with the Wall Street Journal. We're

joined today by my colleagues on the journal's opinion pages columnists Kim Strassel and Barton Swain.

The country has now reached day 42, believe it or not, of Chuck Schumer's shutdown of the

Department of Homeland Security, which has been operating in emergency mode since Valentine's Day,

with essential employees and agencies, including the Transportation Security Administration

and the Coast Guard, being asked to show up for work without getting the paychecks that they are owed.

And whether Congress is getting close to a breaking point still seems to be anybody's guess.

At about 2 a.m. on Friday morning, as the Senate was preparing to leave town, it used a voice vote to

pass a bill funding much of DHS, but not immigration enforcement.

Let's first listen to one of those sleep-deprived senators.

This is Democratic Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.

Democrats held firm in our opposition that Donald Trump's rogue and deadly militia

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