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Hey everyone, I'm Henry Melcher. I'm a supervising producer at Late Night with Seth Meyers.

And I'm Sal Gentil. I'm the closer look supervising writer for Late Night with Seth Meyers.

So last year, we had a podcast segment called Midterm Cram where we talked about the midterms.

The midterms are of course over and the new Congress is seated. So we have a new podcast where we will

continue to talk about politics. And we're going to call it Late Night Cram. Obviously, our show

covers politics every night. And if you work at the show, you know that oftentimes you will

just find Sal and me in the hallway just continuing to talk about politics. Yeah. And most people just

look at us, roll their eyes and keep walking. And then we figured instead of allowing people to walk

by and roll their eyes, we should record it and make them listen to it. That's exactly right. So this

is the Late Night with Seth Meyers podcast where we will just continue to annoy people we work with

with more political talk. Yes. And in today's episode, we talked to Heather Kegel. She is a

congressional reporter for Politico. And we talked to her about what is going on in Congress. Because we

spent all of us spent about a year talking about the midterms. And then the midterms happened. And

then this new Congress was seated. And then we just all started talking about the shutdown. And

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