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Speaker 2: The CEOs of ten major US airlines are demanding Congress

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Speaker 2: paying aviation workers during government shutdowns. Did not expect to

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Speaker 2: start the line all deside in the barking garage?

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Speaker 1: Then did you come to the airport early? Very early?

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Speaker 3: Travelers waiting three hours or longer just to get through

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Speaker 1: I think it needs to be cleaned up because it's

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Speaker 3: Well, some passengers got a heads up.

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Speaker 1: Others say they were blindsided. Did you expect anything like this?

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Speaker 1: What's going are you going to mister plate? Probably?

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Speaker 4: Oh ghetto play, oh ghetto play.

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Speaker 7: Oh yeah.

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Speaker 1: I've been here several times and I never wants uh

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Speaker 3: There were also some minor delays at Bush Airport today.

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Speaker 3: The Deputy Secretary at DRESS is blaming all of these

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Speaker 7: You play play.

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Speaker 8: The whole reason, as you just laid out, that DHS

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Speaker 5: Never approach these things that are in front of us.

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Speaker 5: But respect to government funding in the context of leverage, play.

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Speaker 9: Get Up, Get Up, Get Up.

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Speaker 5: Tuesday.

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Speaker 1: officials at Iah also known as Bush Airport, say travelers

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Speaker 1: today should expect over four hour wait times with TSA

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Speaker 10: Seeing people and passengers waiting to get through these security checkpoints.

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Speaker 1: So so our Congress has chosen to ruin people's vacations,

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Speaker 1: They have chosen this. People sometimes ask how I can

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Speaker 1: Good grief, good grief in somewhere. We've got Jasmine Crockett

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Speaker 14: So here's what I tell President Trump. Keep it up

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Speaker 6: That's so sweet, that's so.

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Speaker 1: Is it ninety three today?

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Speaker 6: Yes, time, ninety three years old today.

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Speaker 6: Twenty nine, popping on this floor before I got ninety three.

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Speaker 6: But I see so much hate in my nation, and

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Speaker 6: And you know, Michael, I get accolades from all over

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Speaker 1: Thank you well, Joyce. I would hold on. I would

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Speaker 1: out there, if you, through the course of the year,

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Speaker 1: have wanted to send some love, a love offering, if

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Speaker 1: you would to Miss Joyce, you can drop it at

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Speaker 1: any Federal American Grill or gringos. Don't just walk in

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Speaker 1: and drop a hundred dollar bill. Walk in, put it

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Speaker 1: in an envelope, put it for Joyce, tell them what

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Speaker 1: it is. But I have asked them to each tell

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Speaker 1: their staffs. They didn't approve it yet, but hopefully they'll

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Speaker 1: play along. Let's see if we can't buy her something

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Speaker 1: nice for her ninety third birthday.