This is Interrupted by Matt Jones on News Radio 840 WHAS.

Now here's Matt Jones.

This is episode 24 of Interrupted by Matt Jones, presented by Cornbread Hemp.

This is The Good Life.

We are a day after, two days after the Louisville loss,

Kentucky's loss to Louisville, but that doesn't mean that there aren't other things to do.

We still have to know what's going on in the world. So I brought in Drew Franklin so that we

could hear about the news of the day. Drew,

it is time for the news. Are you ready? Yes, I would actually like something other than the

Louisville basketball game to talk about. So take me into the world of news and away from that game.

So we got our newscaster, Billy R. Sports. He's found the top 10 news items of the day, and we will discuss them.

I don't know what's coming, which means they may or may not be true, or they may not be

completely correct, but they will exist. It's the news with Billy R. Sports. Go ahead, Billy.

All right, guys, glad to be with you. Let's start with something that's happening today. Right now, we're in the middle of the longest government shutdown in American

history, but it's almost over. On Monday, the Senate approved a final package. It's gone through

the House, and it looks like flight restrictions, snap benefits, everything that's been gone over the

last almost two months now could be coming back to American life. That's true. This was the longest shutdown in history, Drew, and I'm not,

I don't know how much it accomplished for anybody. The Democrats ended up, a few of their

votes went and they ended up passing it in the Senate.

The filibuster didn't go away.

I don't really think much changed.

I mean, it did probably cost the Republicans a lot of elections in the 2025 elections,

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