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Morning Run with Amy and T.J. An I-Heart Radio podcast. Good morning, everyone. It is Tuesday. March 10th. I'm Amy Robach. And I'm T.J. Holmes. And everybody. Be kind to your TSA agent. You know what? We got so much going on, Rovers. it's almost like we forget, oh, yeah, we're in a shutdown because it's a partial one. And it's not as widespread. But Robes, this thing, we're up to a month. We've been in this partial shutdown. Wow. The TSA agents ain't getting paid. February 14th, Valentine's Day. Yes. Here's your gift. No paycheck. dot dot dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot. TBD on when your next one will be coming. And yeah, people are having to call out. They're having to find other work. They're having to pay their bills. How many people can go a month without a paycheck? I would say most people cannot. And they have been doing it. This is the second time they're doing it. And we just wanted to start, Roads, because with this, because Roads, we have seen, you've seen the lines. You've seen the lines

in some airports that go out into the parking lot. Three, four, four, five hours long. And

so much of the reporting is, my goodness, those poor travelers. Oh, my goodness, what they're going through, what you're experiencing. Let's take a beat. The TSA workers got a partial paycheck a couple of weeks ago. This week, they're missing a full one. Robs, they're calling out sick because they don't, they got to go make money somewhere. Yeah, and they're political footballs right now. Man. They are chess pieces and they have no control over what's happening. And the people who do don't look like they have any interest in finding a solution. So be kind. That's all. We don't have a trip plan for a little while. Got a couple. Well, we are actually a couple weeks. Oh,'re going to one of the world's busiest airports. So can't wait for that. But you all be kind to your TSA agents. We know the lines are getting long. We know you're frustrated. But man, they are going through it right now. So if we can start with that, be kind on this morning run. Not just to your TSA agents. How about be kind to everybody? Let's start with that. But yes, on the run this morning. Good morning to you.

We'll be making stops in Columbus, Ohio, the Upper East Side of Manhattan, Los Angeles, Fort DeRow, Florida, and Glendale, Kentucky. But we do begin, Rooms, with an update, I guess, we got from President Trump yesterday. We saw him live

and we saw him taking questions. Yeah, that's right. He took reporters questions yesterday. This

was his first press conference, live press conference since the war began. And he made a number of

headline grabbing and in some moments had scratching updates about the war.

Yeah, we were exchanging glances multiple times at one another as we were listening to our president.

We were exchanging glances.

This is not made up.

Folks, we quite literally stopped and had to rewind to go, did he just say that?

It happened at least twice and maybe three times while we were watching.

But some of the things he said. He says, one, when is this thing going to be over? A lot of people asking that question. He said the war will be over soon, but gave no details about a timeline

of what soon means or what over actually means. That's right. He also said he is disappointed

in Iran's choice of its new Supreme

Leader, but he definitely stopped short of saying whether Mostaba Hamane has a target on his back.

He said it would be inappropriate for him to comment on that. And of course, you knew he was

going to be asked about that girl's school that was hit by a missile killing at least 150.

This was in the early days of this war starting. Well, a lot of reporting is showing that there was possibly an American missile that

hit that girl school. The president initially suggested robes, even in the press conference

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