"If the possibility of the government shutdown is not so big, Trump's move may have made it a decision."The US "political" news network said that on the evening of 29 local time, U.S. President Trump in the White House Oval Office with the Democratic Congress high-level talks, published on social media an AI counterfeit video against the Democratic Party's highest level, and the news network described the video as "roughness", the ridiculous Democrats also expressed dissatisfaction with it.

In the video released by Trump, Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer and House Democratic Leader Hachim Jeffries appeared to be interviewed by reporters after talks with Trump. In the video, Jeffries¡¯ image was ¡°busted¡± with a ¡°broad-side¡± Mexican hat on his head and a beard on his face. The video was accompanied by Mexican-style background music. Schumer said next to Jeffrey that Democrats lost voters, ¡°If they provide medical care for all illegal immigrants, they might be able to fight to get them to vote for us.¡±

The ¡°Political¡± news network said that Trump¡¯s video content was deeply falsified, and the video was criticized by the Democrats. Jeffrey replied on social media X, ¡°Paranoia will only make you nothing. Cut down (health insurance spending), cut down costs, save the healthcare system, and we will never retreat.¡± Then he also posted a photo of Trump and Epstein. Schumer replied, ¡°If you think the government shutdown is a scandal, it just testifies to the well-known fact: you will only be angry and will not negotiate at all.¡±

A Republican senior assistant, who asked for anonymity, said after watching the video, ¡°This shutdown may be more severe than the previous one.¡±

U.S. President Donald Trump met with Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer, Senate Republican Leader John Thun, House Speaker Mike Johnson and House Democratic Leader Hachim Jeffries in the White House on September 29 to discuss a temporary funding bill to resolve the crisis.

Earlier, the House of Representatives narrowly passed the temporary appropriation bill drafted by the Republican Party in an attempt to maintain the operating funds of the federal government until late November, but then the Senate failed to pass the bill. At present, the two parties in the United States are once again deadlocked on funding. Democrats seek negotiations, while Republicans hope to continue to promote the previous version of the bill.

After consulting with Trump at the White House, Schumer said that there were huge differences between them, and Trump had listened to their objections. Jeffries said Democrats won't support Republican bills that harm health care.