Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson

On Day 2 of the partial government shutdown, Speaker Mike Johnson sparred with ABC’s George Stephanopoulos over who’s to blame—and what’s actually in (and out of) the funding bills. We break down what’s closed, what stays open, and how the shutdown could hit your travel plans (TSA, FAA training, national parks, passports, Amtrak).

Plus: Elon Musk becomes the first person to cross the $500B net-worth mark, and a South Carolina judge rejects an attempt to block the state from sharing voter data with the DOJ—here’s what it means.

Shutdown mechanics: Many federal workers furloughed; essential staff (TSA, air traffic control, military) work without pay until funding resumes.

Travel: Flights still operate, but staffing strain can mean delays; FAA training pauses; national parks vary by site/state funding.

Healthcare fight: Clash over extending ACA enhanced subsidies and related policy riders fuels the stalemate narrative.

Musk milestone: Market surge + private valuations push Elon Musk’s net worth over $500B.

SC voter data: State judge allows sharing with DOJ—legal fight likely continues.

💬 What’s your shutdown story? Flight delayed? Park closed? Drop it in the comments or text 864-477-JOEY.

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