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Welcome to TYT. I'm your host, Anna Kasparian, and there is so much news to get to today, literally news breaking all the way up to the moment we were about to air. So we're working on some of those breaking news stories as we speak. But we also have some stories, some big updates in regard to a government spending bill.

It appears that there's already quite a bit of influence Donald Trump and Doge has over the

passage of a government funding bill. And if they don't have a solution soon, the government will run out of funding over the weekend.

So we'll get into all the details about that.

Also on the show today, we're going to talk a little bit about what's currently happening in regard to Palestinians trying to fight back against what the United States is doing in funding the weaponry for Israel's war on Gaza.

So we'll get to that at the top of the show.

And John Iderall is not feeling well today.

So Wozni-Lombay will be joining us for the second hour and the bonus episode.

But as always, just want to say thank you for watching.

Thank you for supporting the show.

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