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 theFederalist.com. We love to hear from you.

We got some great email this week, didn't you think? Remind me.

Well, you'd ask for advice on procedural shows oh yeah one of those and then also my

favorite email was the guy who was commenting on an episode from literally three years and two months

ago i know i didn't realize that was an old episode so I wasn't sure what the guy was talking about.

But I honestly don't remember what we talked about last week. So two years ago, three years ago,

is a bit much for me. First topic today I was going to go into was the situations at the airports.

And I have to just preface all this by saying that I,

ever since COVID have hated,

I've never loved being on plane.

I mean, I'm not scared of flying.

I like the whole experience.

It's fine, but I hate airports.

I hate lines.

Since COVID, I will do,

I will drive 11 hours to go visit one of my kids rather than get on a plane and do all of that.

But you, I know, travel a lot. So has the DHS defunding, the defunding of DHS hurt you? Have you experienced it?

Okay. So I travel a ton. And in fact, prior to Sunday, I had traveled like

seven of the seven days. And I, and like you said, I had done things to avoid airports. I'd done

planes, trains, and automobiles. And I have found myself doing a little more train and a lot more

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