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Good morning, Brew Daily Show. I'm Neil Freiman. And I'm Toby Howell. Today, Canadian leader Mark Carney visited the White House as tensions heat up ahead of the Dallas-Winnipeg series. Oh, and the trade war, too.
Then a terrifying, flesh-eating fly species is coming for America's cattle. It's Wednesday, May 7th. Let's ride.
Flying within the United States is about to get real. Today is the deadline for U.S. adults to present a real ID at airports to fly domestically, the culmination of a process that began all the way back in 2005 but was delayed numerous times. If you don't have a real ID yet, don't cancel your plans. Homeland Security says you'll still be able to fly just after a few additional identity checks.
Plus, a passport or another TSA-approved form of ID will also get you through to your gate. still posing as a 25-year-old Hawaiian organ donor probably isn't gonna cut it anymore.
Hey, I've been getting away with using my Costco card at the airport for the last few years, so I really gotta get on it. Hopefully it doesn't add to the craziness that is already happening at airports like Newark due to the air traffic controller issues. The Department of Homeland Security did say that 81% of travelers already have real IDs or are compliant with real IDs.
So hopefully things don't get too crazy. But if I were you guys, maybe show up an extra hour or two early for your flights. Do you have your real ID? I do have my real ID. I didn't even notice it. I didn't know it until I Googled, how do you know? Got that little star in the upper right corner. So we're all good here.
And now a word from our sponsor, Planet O. Neil, you know how sometimes the best part of the day is the smallest thing?
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