Business Insider by Bob Bryan 9/5/2018
On Monday, President Donald Trump suggested to The Daily Caller that he would not force a government shutdown at the end of the month to secure more money for a promised wall along the US-Mexico border.
"I don't like the idea of shutdowns," Trump said.
On Tuesday, Trump completely reversed course in a meeting with GOP lawmakers.
"If it happens it happens," Trump said. "If it's about border security, I'm willing to do anything."
Trump has previously threatened to shut down the government, saying the US "needs a good 'shutdown.'"
President Donald Trump completed a reversal on the subject of a month-end government shutdown in less than 24 hours.
In an interview with The Daily Caller on Tuesday, Trump dismissed the idea of shutting down the government to extract more funding for the promised wall along the US-Mexico border.
"Well, I want to keep, I don't like the idea of shutdowns," Trump said.
"Border security is a very important issue," the president said. "I don't see even myself or anybody else closing down the country right now."
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