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Lisa Brady (0:02)
The president's pen ends a shutdown on Lisa Brady, FOX News.
President Donald Trump (0:07)
It's signed.
Lisa Brady (0:09)
President Trump just signing a package of bills passed by the House this afternoon in a close vote to end a partial government shutdown. Some lawmakers on both sides of the aisle defecting for various reasons. The president calling the bill a great victory for the American people, funding most of the government through the end of September instead of a short term package. However, for Homeland Security, it is only a stopgap. Another 10 days of funding, kicking off debate on Democrat demands to reform immigration enforcement operations. Minnesota Governor Tim Wall still calling for federal agents to leave his state.
President Donald Trump (0:40)
None of this is okay. None of this makes Minnesota any safer. None of this adheres to the values of this country.
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman (0:46)
All it does is cause terror and trauma.
Lisa Brady (0:48)
House Speaker Mike Johnson says laws will be enforced.
House Speaker Mike Johnson (0:51)
These agents, these officers are doing heroic work trying to keep our communities safe. And it's unconscionable to us that you would have Democrat mayors and governors trying to impede that work, adding he hopes.
Lisa Brady (1:02)
Negotiations on ICE will happen in good faith and that some Democrat demands are already happening, including body cameras and agents. Some Republicans are pushing for voter ID and requiring proof of citizenship to vote, including the president who has talked about nationalizing elections.
President Donald Trump (1:17)
I want to see elections, be honest. And if a state can't run an election, I think the people behind me should do something about it. Because, you know, if you think about it, a state is an agent for the federal government in elections.
Lisa Brady (1:29)
Surrounded by lawmakers in the Oval Office. The president arguing the federal government should get involved if states can't count votes legally and honestly, pressed on the Constitution saying states should administer elections.
President Donald Trump (1:40)
They can administer the election, but they have to do it honestly.
