There Won't Be a Wall From Coast to Coast, Rep. Reed Says

The transcript discusses the need for dialogue and compromise between political parties to address border security and the government shutdown. It highlights the impact on federal workers and explores potential solutions, including a hybrid approach to border security. The discussion also touches on leadership challenges and the importance of negotiation.

What is considered fundamental for reaching an agreement on border security?

• Building a wall

• Listening and talking to each other

• Reducing immigration

• Increasing military presence

What is the proposed alternative to a wall across the entire border?

• A complete fence

• Increased patrols

• A hybrid approach with technology

• No border security

What is one of the main concerns during the government shutdown?

• Decreased border security

• Lack of public transportation

• Federal workers working without pay

• Increased taxes

What is the role of the Problem Solvers Caucus?

• To build the wall

• To facilitate discussions between parties

• To enforce laws

• To reduce taxes

What is a significant barrier to resolving the border security issue?

• Lack of funding

• Too much technology

• Lack of leadership and communication

• Too many workers

What is the stance of some leaders on the border wall funding?

• Funding for a wall only in urban areas

• Partial funding for a wall

• Full funding for a wall

• No funding for a wall

What is the suggested approach to solve the border security issue?

• Ignoring the problem

• Building a wall immediately

• Reducing border patrols

• Compromise and negotiation