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The U.S.
is now on day 37 of its longest government shutdown ever.
Food banks around the country are seeing increased demand as people look to replace federal food benefits that were cut off.
Tens of thousands of additional federal workers have joined hundreds of thousands already furloughed.
President Trump's Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announcing the FAA will cut flight capacity by 10 percent.
which experts say means thousands of flights will be canceled.
The longer it goes on and we see this in the polling that the numbers creep up in terms of the number of Americans who say that this shutdown is impacting them personally.
Bloomberg's White House reporter, Gregory Cordy.
And that's because there's a lot of monthly things that the government does