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And now your host, Logan Secular. Welcome to Seculo. We have a Pact Show. And I usually say that, but today I actually mean it will. We have a Pact Show. Jordan is in studio. We have Mike Pompeo joining us later. Greg Gore from our office from the European Center for Law Justice is in studio here in Nashville.. It is going to be a pack show and of course we're going to take your calls and comments as much as we can at 1806-8-4-31-10 as we are still kicking off grandparents

week here at the ACLJ during our Freedom Drive where all donations are doubled right now. So I'm excited

to keep telling you about that and to share more information about that. But the big news of the day, of course, the Democrats have a handful of them decided, you know what, guys, maybe it's time. We make some compromises here. We try to get the government reopened. We try to do what's right for the people. We try to get a snap refunded. We try to get the FAA handled. So there's not right now, two, 1200 cancellations today in flights. And of course Will, that is far too much, so much so

that a group is calling, a group of Democrats, House Democrats is calling for minority leader,

Chuck Schumer, long time leader in Washington, D.C. They said, you know what?

A little bit of compromise. It's too much for us. We're calling for you to resign.

Well, in reality, what the Democrats that left the party stronghold on this vote to reopen the

government were just wanting to do that.

Reopen the government. Let people that are on SNAP benefits get their benefits.

Let the air traffic get back to normal.

And Chuck Schumer, from the beginning, you know that he has been terrified of the far left of his base.

There's always the talk about whether or not Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez will run for his seat and try to primary him for the Senate in New York.

So when you see the outrage from the House, one, the House Democrats don't really get a say in who the party leader is in the Senate, but it speaks to where maybe many on the left in the Senate are when it comes to

this. We know that Bernie Sanders was very upset that these eight Democrats decided to vote to

end the government shutdown. And now you're seeing people like Seth Moulton from Massachusetts,

Rokana from California, Rashida Talib, Mike Levin from California, and many

others are starting to come out and say he's ineffective, how dare he he capitulated to the

Republicans when in reality, Jordan, I think the Democrats in the Senate that did decide to end

this realize that it was nonsensical and hurting the country.

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