decided that the inspectors really need to be out there monitoring the airlines, so good for them, but they're not going to be paid. they're inspecting for free. but i'll give you an example, probably one of the best examples that i can use, is an air traffic controller. so you've got someone who is in a high pressure environment, they're controlling airplanes. they're trying to think about where this airplane is, where that airplane is, where that airplane is going to go and what they're going to do and how much of their mind is on whether their mortgage is paid and whether their childcare is taken care of and whether they have ramen noodles at home or -- i mean, i don't want that. i have a mom and a little niece and, you know, a family that flies on airplanes. i would like my friends who are air traffic controllers to be fully focused on their jobs and not be worried about financial issues. >> joanna, you work for homeland, and homeland is the center of this dispute, all the other appropriations bills have been passed actually by both houses, now re-passed by the

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