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It's the Media Buzz Meter with Howard Kurtz.

If you are planning to fly somewhere today, well, good luck.

And the same goes for the coming days, especially with Thanksgiving coming up.

The government has been warning about this now that we are in the, what, 38th day of a government shutdown, uh, they've gone too far this time.

I mean, look, lots of people just want to get on a plane, go where they're going, whether it's

to visit family, or it's a business trip, whether it's to visit, you know, a kid in college,

and it's a freaking mess.

Airlines canceling hundreds of flights today.

Story number one.

The highest number of cancellation since the government shutdown began

because the Trump administration is trying to reduce air traffic, given the

staffing shortages, which are very much tied to this seemingly endless shutdown.

So a 10% cut at 40 U.S. airports, including Atlanta, New York, Chicago, Dallas.

And The Washington Post story, I think, ought to mention D.C. since the two closest D.C. airports

are also including in this, you know, like everybody, you look and say, well,

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