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Guaranteed Human. Morning Run with Amy and T.J. An I-Heart Radio podcast. Good morning, everyone. And welcome to Morning Run. It is Friday. January 30th. I'm Amy Robo. This is a frigid Friday. I'm T.J. Holmes. We ain't running outside today. I literally, we just said that. I said, open the window. I stuck my, just my hand out the window to take a picture. And it wasn't out to hand 15 seconds. I said this hurts.

We have a spectacular moon outside. So yes, I can understand why you might have tempted fate. But yeah, and then I told you it's six degrees outside. It feels like negative five. Yes. And we're going to be stuck in this for several more days. And they're talking about another potential Northeaster that's coming. We'll get into that. But good morning. So you also glad you could be here. You will also hear a story this morning that robs you just pointed out to me it is without question the craziest recall i have ever heard in my life it's it's the most well it's one of the craziest

if not the craziest and the most disgusting recalls i've ever reported on and it's a guarantee

that people involved in this recall, you are guaranteed to have one of

these items on the recall list in your home, probably several, if you live in one of three states.

That's the only upside to this, because these products are everything that you have.

I'm talking about from Cheerios to

Axe body spray to cleaning products, to pet food, to Pringles, to Sour Patch Kids,

Cheerios even. Everything is on this list. So it is the most bonkers recall I have ever heard.

But I agree. It's it's good to know that if you live in any other state but these three, you're okay. You're good to go. Even Gatorade is on the list. It's a crazy recall. You can't escape what is basically in your pantry or in your refrigerator or in your cabinet. Okay. Well, we will get into that. And there's a reason we're smiling. No one's been injured. And just the idea of what we're hearing is just bananas that something like this can happen. But certainly a story worth listening to. Also on the run this morning, we're going to make stops in Fairfax, Virginia, New York City, Switzerland, North Carolina, Minneapolis, and Maine. But we have to start

in D.C. We got a deal with 30 hours to spare. At least they didn't take it up to the last

second, right? There you go. Yes, with 30 hours to spare. Senate Democrats made a deal with the

president to make a deal later. All they did was kick this canroaks down the road a little further one more time.

Yeah, that's right. So this deal funds most of the government through the end of the fiscal year, that's in September, and would give the Department of Homeland Security two weeks of funding while lawmakers continue to negotiate placing those restrictions they want on federal immigration

agents in the wake of this Minneapolis crisis. So the deal, here's the problem, most certainly

will not get done by the deadline tonight, tonight's midnight deadline. While senators say,

hey, we're going to be able to pass this

legislation today, Friday, the House, they don't return to D.C. until Monday. So that's the

soonest it could reach President Trump's desk to sign. This is madness. So we're going to shut

down, but it's a planned one and anticipate it to only be short.

Is that what you're telling me? Yes. Yes. So the funding is going to lapse for several

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