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Welcome to Scoop, where you get the scoop on this week's news. My name is Jenna, and this is Smarter News.

Hi, everybody. Welcome to Scoop. It is Monday, September 8th. I always like that reminder

of the date because sometimes a few days can just sort of slip by you. We need to make sure we

know exactly what date it is when we start off a week and we have a full week of news.

A really big, important week of news a really a big

important week of news and quite a quite a lot of sort of heavy lifting if you will emotional heavy

lifting and we'll explain why in just a moment i just before we were getting on i put on the do not

disturb on my computer do you guys ever run into this where you have the do not disturb on your phone

or you had to put it on for a reason and then you forget to take it off and you think that no one likes you. And then you realize you have 100 text messages later in the day or you have a husband. This really bothers my husband. I have to figure out the way that I can make sure that his call comes through because we do actually need to talk to each other. That's what happens when you're married. You actually need to talk to each other. And I'll leave the do not disturb on if I'm editing something or recording something from the White House because I can't have calls coming in and interrupting it. It creates more work where I'm doing a live broadcast or live interview, but then I forget to take it off, and he thinks I'm ignoring him. He thinks I'm

sending him straight to voicemail. This is technology interrupting relationships, and I need to get

better at it. So I just put it out there as a disclaimer, also a confession. So my husband

knows that's actually what's happening. I'm not I'm not actually just leaving it on,

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