As the government shutdown enters its second day, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries continues to call for bipartisan talks to resolve the deadlock, accusing Republicans of being "radio silent" during crucial negotiations. Jeffries has challenged Speaker Mike Johnson to a live debate over the shutdown, asserting that urgent discussions are necessary, especially in light of looming health care cuts. Meanwhile, Trump remains largely absent from discussions, with critics labeling his behavior as "unhinged" and suggesting he needs to engage more actively in negotiations. Congressional leaders are trading blame, with Democrats determining that public pressure may be the key to bringing Trump back to the table. As the situation unfolds, both parties are under increasing scrutiny as they grapple with the implications of the shutdown on federal services and healthcare.