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This is Sarah Stewart Holland.

This is Beth Silvers.

You're listening to Pantsuit Politics.

Today, we're discussing the Senate's framework to end the government shutdown. The presidents focus these past few days on, you know, the normal pardons and coins. And some good news from the United States Supreme Court. Then we'll spend a few minutes discussing why air traffic controllers are so impacted by government shutdowns. And outside of politics, we'll talk about how we're preparing for the holiday season.

Before we get to that, we are in the middle of our substack membership drive.

So let's talk about what you get when you subscribe to our substack, including more to say.

Twice a week on Monday and Wednesday. Beth takes

the conversations that we can't fully explore on the main show and digs in. If you've ever

listened to the podcast and thought, I wish they'd keep talking about that. Or I don't think

I understand the basics of this topic. More to say is for you. Beth brings her trademark

research depth to topics that

deserve more attention. It's just part of our $15 a month paid subscription along with my show

Good Morning and our weekly bonus episode that we call the spicy because we're a little

unleashed on the Thursday episodes. That's seven premium episodes every week. If you have been on the

fence about becoming a premium member, now is the time. Beth, tell the people if they

subscribe today what they would get on more to say this week. Well, this week on Monday's episode,

I went through the legal journey of Snap, which has been convoluted to say the least. It was one of those episodes that I

recorded on Sunday and then had to do a little addendum Monday morning because we had another

judicial decision to break down. So that's Monday. And then on Wednesday, I'm talking about

a credit card settlement that affects how much we pay everywhere for things. And I think

hopefully pulls back the curtain on why prices are so high

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