Lemonada.

This is Beth Silvers. You're listening to Pantsuit Politics, and we have a very special episode for you today.

It is our 10th birthday as a podcast.

We've been celebrating all year, but this is the marker.

This is the moment that we have been around for 10 years.

That is coinciding with elections taking place all over the country.

We'll be back on Friday to talk about the outcomes in some of those races.

And we are spending this special birthday episode

in conversation with Representative Sarah McBride of Delaware. As you'll hear, Representative

McBride is smart. She is funny. She is incisive and she is gracious. It is an amazing mix

of skills that she brings to discussion. We talk about the government shutdown. We talk about what is going on with Congress. And I think that she really lays down some markers that explain why this Congress has been particularly disappointing and what we need to be looking out for as we think about the next Congress. So we are delighted to

welcome Congresswoman Sarah McBride today. Before we do, I just want to tell you that we have been here

for 10 years, able to make the work that we make, the way that we make it, because of support from

listeners. And we try to honor that support by making lots of extra episodes in order for you to have a sustainable news habit where you pay attention to what's going on in the world, but you don't feel extremely depressed and despondent because of it.

One important component of that daily news habit is Good Morning that Sarah makes four mornings a week, Monday through Thursday.

She gives you what you need to know about the news and under 10 minutes without any panic,

without any doom scrolling, just clarity and a whole lot of fun.

It's part of our paid subscription at $15 a month, along with the more to say episodes that I make

and our weekly spicy bonus episode.

That means that you have seven premium

episodes every single week in exchange for your $15 a month of support. And that support keeps our

work sustainable. It helps us upgrade our equipment as we expand our video options. It helps us pay

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