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salsbury north carolina.ning. oh dear. shh. >> so we're after laura ingraham? >> stephanie: stop it. don't start trouble. again. >> we're in front of laura ingraham apparently. >> stephanie: stop it. >> how does that work? >> is laura ingraham on a southwest airlines flight? [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: all right. >> okay. >> stephanie: for those of who you missed the story. i was flying back from vacation yesterday and i swear to god what would you call it? a horny straight woman tried to -- she asked if she could kiss me on the flight. >> computer says no. she was offering me a mint. no thank you. no. no thanks. >> it would have been in front of a teenager from orange county. >> stephanie: right. oh, my god, mom. >> two chicks missing. two chicks kissing. irma gird. >> stephanie: all right. we were talking about reince priebus. >> reince priebus! >> stephanie: was talking about -- they focus. they did an autopsy. >> focus groups describe our party as narrow-minded out-of-touch, and "stuffy, old men." our messag

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i just started airing in salsbury north carolina, on monday.r is giving a fund-raiser for her. >> she's good. >> stephanie: she's awesome. i think is the pressure from me. okay. wayne in los angeles. >> why stop now? >> stephanie: what's your point, sweater vest? wayne in los angeles you're on "the stephanie miller show." hi wayne. >> caller: stephanie, missed you last week. >> stephanie: thank you. missed you. >> caller: listen, hal made a comment last week that made so much sense. he said he wasn't gay but he was gay adjacent. so we can all relate. of course, you can relate a bit more than the rest of us. >> stephanie: it is not as good as being gay. it is like beverly hills adjacent but it is close enough. >> caller: only thing i want you to do. please make the suggestion for me. when you make the comparison to other civil rights instances like you know, what happened with black people in america and you know, to us, it is an unfair comparison. keep in mind, i'm absolutely a supporter. >> stephanie: i get it. how so. how is it different? >>

i live here in salsbury. there's 20 federal workers on that. why. there's nothing to do. look at the horses. and we've always gotten along. i worked 40 years. didn't miss any time. guest: thank you for that. i will say that of course as we've been discussing the park service has been dealing with some challenging budget situations including really being understaffed at a lot of national parks. that's part of the problem is this idea of across the board cuts to discretionary spending. it's kind of a mindless process and not the way budget making is supposed to be. and in a normal appropriations year, the decision makers have the discretion to put money where it's a good investment for things like national parks. the problem is because of across the board spending we have a process that's very broken. host: jerry on our republican line. caller: i just have a question. i maybe i tuned in a little late. what is the budget now and what is the budget going forward? is it a cut in growth? or is it a cut in the actual spending of what it currently is? is it going backwards or --