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A new series from ABC Audio in 2020. The Hand in the Window. Out now, wherever you listen to podcasts. All right. It is Tuesday, Veterans Day, November 11th, and I am here with Alyssa Farah Griffin. Hello. Hello, Brian. How are you doing today? How are you feeling? I'm feeling good. Yeah. I would like to share the compliment you gave me, which is this was maternity chic, and I would agree. I think so. No, you look great. You look great. You're dealing it. Good show today. I thought so, too. Let's start with our guests. Let's talk our first guest, Senator Fetterman.

Senator Fetterman, he's kind of interesting. It's funny. I've been hearing, I've been watching

memes online about how he's done a freaky Friday with Marjorie Taylor Green. And he's got his

right as she's gone his left. He was one of the eight senators that broke with the Democratic

caucus. He was there the whole

time. He was never going anywhere else. But he's been a big part of why they were able to push through

a vote that seems to be ending the government shutdown, something that you're happy about.

Yesterday we had Sunny on the podcast. She's less happy about it. What did you make of what he had

to say today? So I strongly agreed with him, but I want to acknowledge

I do see both sides of this. I see when I talk to my Democratic friends, they're very much where

Sunni is. They want a fight. They're extremely frustrated because I think there's this feeling of like

there's a lack of power that they have right now. It feels like Donald Trump is dominating everything.

He's getting everything

that he wants and they want to see their leaders fight. So I get that. But what what I think he's

right about is you don't counter chaos with chaos. Right now, Trump is being chaos. A shutdown of

the government, the FAA, people feeling unsafe in the skies, travel plans falling apart, 40 million people

losing their SNAP benefits, millions of federal workers not getting paid, are troops not getting

paid ahead of the holidays? Like, it's not right. And I think the way that Senator Federman described

it, where it's let us be the adults in the room who say, we don't agree that you're not extending Obamacare subsidies,

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