There's a bunch of different things going out right now, the government shutdown.

We hear the video that comes out.

The story says up to 20% of flights can be canceled in coming weeks.

If the government shutdown drugs on as airports, indoor first day of crippling reductions,

you hear pilots talking about a bunch of different things.

You're a pilot saying, hey, you know, we have folks that are working right now that are not getting paid, but they're showing up today, et cetera, et cetera.

And there was a rare Saturday Senate session that ends with few signs of shutdown progress.

So as of right now, Rob, the latest thing we know is what?

The fact that eight senators have agreed.

Is that the clip right there, Rob? Okay, there we go. Can you go

back to it? Yep. So, the government shut down

October 1st. On November 9th, the United States

advanced a funding measure by

60-40 vote. This is the first major by

partisan movement towards reopening the government.

The measure would extend federal funding through

January 30 at 2026

for some agencies, attach three full-year appropriation bill, agriculture, veterans

affairs, and legislative branch as part of the broader package, guarantee of future vote in

December on Affordable Care Act, health insurance tax credit issues, which has been a key sticking point. And it's important to know this, that with the Obamacare, Trump wants to give you the credit. He wants you to make a decision what you want to do with it, because all the promises Obama made that you're not, you're going to be able to keep your doctor, it's not going to be costing you anything. Taxes will go up. We all know Obama lied on every one of those

issues, and that's proven by the left and the right. So many federal functions that have been

severely disrupted, the 900,000 federal employees that have been working without pay, Snap, which

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