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they re being hit by it. we also knew before this started that there would be something of a green zone back here. by that, i mean agencies that would considered essential so they re not cut back as much. airports and customered and border patrol. the mail service, things like that. the real area of concern you re hearing so much talk about is this, the yellow zone here, where there are cuts of people maybe weren t thinking of or didn t expect so much. for example, the national security agency, the cia and other intelligence forces. in some areas we re hearing there are 70% reductions. 70% in terms of civilian staff. that has a potential impact on diplomatic missions, military missions overseas. a lot of concern over that on capitol hill. if you need to hire somebody, you need to check on immigration status, so you may use the e-verify. it s not working now so you can t check on that that way. meat inspections by the department of agriculture are going on now as they normally would, bu

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housing market. a lot of other things would be affected, too. let s start with food safety for example. that s right. when it comes to food safety, we re talking about the usda, also talking about the fda. when it comes to the usda, they will continue meat inspections but the food and drug administration will not be able to support the majority of its food safety nutrition and cosmetics activities. it will have to stop routine inspections, but they still will continue to issue high-risk recalls. carol? what about the centers for disease control? well the cdc they say they will be limited in their efforts as well, although be limited in their efforts to investigate disease outbreaks like the flu, if the shutdown doesn t last very long, this won t have an impact on you and i, but if it does last for a long time, the agency will find itself in a position where they will not be able to track things like the flu and as we all know, flu

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20130927:13:08:00

said meat inspections would not happen. at least under the present circumstances. they wouldn t happen. that moons you can t get meat to the market. that means meat doesn t appear in your supermarket shelves. that hits everybody. that s an immediate and obvious symptom of a government shutdown. it would not be popular. martha: no meat is not a popular idea in america. bill: what do you think at home in is our government heading for a shutdown or not? we are coming to that point we have been talking about for two weeks now, it s almost here. tweet us during our program. chris wallace was talking about kevin mccarthy coming on our show. he he he don t know what they are going to say.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20130423:13:11:00

he threatened to veto it. that s where we stand this morning. more cuts are coming. more delays are coming. the president does not want the authority to target the cuts. martha: i mean there was that memo a while back from the agriculture department about meat inspections. they say can we move the money around a little bit so it is not so bad. they got a memo back from the administration, as long as the impact is as stated as we have stated. i m paraphrasing there. who will ended up getting blame for this in the end, stuart? the president appears to want to blame, or the public to blame the republicans. they re stranded on the tarmac. they re not happy about it. so blame congress, blame the republicans. the republicans are saying, come on mr. president, pass this bill, get it through and get flexibility we need and we wouldn t have to have these delays. so both sides are going at each other here with the public in the middle. the public is delayed and the public is angry. martha: lax

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