The government shutdown could mean a federal program that provides food assistance to low-income mothers and children could run out of money in days.

Sources tell CNN, White House budget chief, Russ, vote warned House Republicans yesterday could happen by next week.

The most recent government data shows that nearly 7 million women, infants and children,

were eligible, I should say, for WIC benefits. Folks are really concerned about in the long

run, can they rely on this program to get their needs met? We know that for babies, WIC provides

100% of their nutritional needs, whether that's supporting their mom with lactation consulting,

if they're breastfeeding, or providing potentially medical specialty infant formula.

So that could be a real crisis.

Hello, everybody.

Welcome to The Great America Show.

It's great to have you with us on this beautiful day in America.

It's another day of government shutdown.

The Chuck Schumer Democrat-owned

government shutdown, as you just heard there, CNN deciding they want to start covering the news.

Imagine that. By the way, folks, we're alive tonight. We're going to be joined in just a few moments

by Congressman Mike Herodopoulos of the great state of Florida. He also sits on the Republican Study Committee.

So we're going to get his take on just how long this thing's going to go.

Can we expect it to shut down soon?

Can we expect Schumer to cave soon?

Because he's eventually going to have to.

The Republicans have nothing to cave on.

What the Democrats don't realize is the mainstream media is actually

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