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We got a lot to do today.

We got the moist line coming up twice in the 3 o'clock hour.

And we will be on the air as usual from 1 to 4.

And then after 4 o'clock, John Cobelt show on demand on the IHard app.

That's the podcast, same as the radio show.

With the government shut down, you've probably heard that they don't have any money to pay the air traffic controllers.

And some of the traffic controllers are not showing up for work,

sometimes because they're working at another job that actually pays.

TSA agents aren't getting paid either.

Just what you want.

Also, people who get SNAP benefits as of tomorrow are not going to get going to get anymore and snap benefits are food stamps

and last year 40 almost 42 million people got these benefits food stamps food stamps 42 million

that's like 12% of the country. And spending totals about

$100 billion. $100 billion of the budget goes for food stamps. And today there was a

decision by a judge because the Trump administration says, well, we're cutting off benefits tomorrow because we don't have the money.

And we can't use the emergency fund because that's meant for things like hurricanes.

Well, a judge disagreed today.

Let's talk to Royal Oaks, ABC News legal analyst about the decision.

Royale.

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