Welcome back, everyone to a new episode of Your Wrong with Molly Hemingway, editor-in-chief

of the Federalist, and David Harsani, senior writer at the Washington Examiner. Just as a reminder, if you'd like to email the show, please do so at Radio at the Federalist.com. And boy, did people like to email the show this last week? Like, we're still getting emails. It might have been the most.

Not the most, but it was up there.

We got a lot.

A lot of email.

And all over the map.

People who love you, people who don't love you, people who hate me, people who don't

hate me.

It was, it was definitely a diverse array of viewpoints that came in on our discussion on the

you know the the the groper problem i think on the right and um anyway so we appreciate it

we read most i try to read most of them.

I don't read all of them. If you're going to write just... I read every word. If you're going to write 2,000 words, it's not going to be read. Stop it. Some of them have been really good, thoughtful. You need to read them all. It's great. Anyway. The shutdown's over, Molly. How do you feel? You're right.

Did you make it?

I mean, as of this taping, are we sure?

I mean, I think I'll be over here, right?

I think the house has just or is going to vote for it.

Okay.

I am glad that the shutdown is over. and I do a ton of air travel.

So it was definitely starting to negatively impact me on the air travel part of things,

including that I had to go up to New York for Fox this week,

and I usually fly and I had to take the train,

which for me is not the most enjoyable mode of transport, just because I get a little sick on the train. But this is not that interesting. But point being, I'm starting to get annoyed. And I also really want to see my in-laws for Thanksgiving because I haven't seen them for 15 months.

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