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Good morning, everyone. It's Tuesday, November 4th. I'm Amy Robach.

And I'm T.J. Holmes. Yes, this is Tuesday, November 4th. It's election day.

We're certainly going to get into that. And this is, Rose, one of those weird news mornings, I say weird, but it happens in newsrooms. Every once in a while, you've got a show all ready to go. You know what you're going to talk about, big news, about the sexiest man alive. And then some other news comes in that mutes that a little bit. And yes, that's kind of what happened. We have to hit it all. But yes, we got word this

morning. It's a short time before we started recording that Dick Cheney, former vice president,

has died at the age of 84. And certainly has left such a legacy behind on U.S. politics.

And we will get into all of his contributions and certainly honor his life in just a moment.

Yeah, and so much to get to this morning, including I just found out that there was something

called a beaver moon. You're going to explain later why it's called that?

Yes, I am indeed.

That would be very much appreciated. Also, the shutdown on everybody's mind.

We have now tied the record for the longest shutdown in U.S. history, but there is a brand new wrinkle folks that

suggest this thing could go even longer than anticipated. We don't see a way out now, but now

there's a new wrinkle that makes this even more complicated. And you know, who's my favorite

human lately? McKenzie Scott. This woman is doing it and just continues.

She has made another significant contribution, a generational, like a game-changing contribution to another university.

We'll get into that.

Also, this New York City mayor's race, Cuomo, just got a big endorsement.

Huge.

The biggest endorsement ever.

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