Poli-Pop Talk - Emails, Shutdown, and The Grammy’s

Welcome back! This week we touch on the government shutdown, the Epstein files, and Grammy nominations. We break down why the government shutdown happened and why it ended. We look into a few emails released by the House Oversight Committee and this year’s Grammy nominations. What in the Word? introduces words you hear in the news but may not know.

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