DAVID GOODFRIEND: If he shuts down the government, is that a good result?



RAHEEM KASSAM: Yes.



GOODFRIEND: Okay --



LAURA INGRAHAM (HOST): I think -- absolutely. Absolutely.



GOODFRIEND: Okay, the majority of Americans, through the polling that just occurred in the election, seemed to disagree. So, we'll find out again --



INGRAHAM: I don't think it hurt them the last time it happened.



KASSAM: That's fine --



GOODFRIEND: Actually, you just lost the House. And actually, you say that's “just fine” -- I agree, that really is what conservatives think. They're like, “Oh, we'll just shut it all down.”



INGRAHAM: 2013 shutdown, which was a real shutdown, that didn't hurt the Republicans at all.



...



INGRAHAM: He's got to get that wall built, and he's got -- and it's got to be a wall. It can't be like, a patchwork -- patchwork of see-through drones.

Previously:



Fox figures push a government shutdown over funding a border wall



Lou Dobbs cheers on a government shutdown and claims “the principal beneficiaries” of government programs are undocumented immigrants

Sean Hannity: A government shutdown is “a free vacation” for bureaucrats



Outnumbered hosts claim Trump didn't threaten a shut down “if we don't get what we want,” moments after he did just that