Sugar Bear reflects on Go-Go music's immersive energy and gratitude for American freedoms before the program shifts to critical policy issues. The host details an upcoming cybersecurity summit addressing President Trump's national strategy, AI, and supply chains, followed by his address to House Republicans in Doral. Simultaneously, major airports face severe security delays due to TSA staffing shortages during a partial government shutdown, with Houston Hobby Airport reporting nearly three-hour waits amid spring break travel chaos. [Automatically generated summary]
You automatically become a part of it, but you got to see it live.
Hearing a recorded version of a Go-Go song, it don't really do nothing for you.
But if you see it live, then you can automatically embrace it.
Because Go-Go music is a live field.
You right there with it.
You right there with it.
You can't stay still.
Especially when I look around the world by me traveling so many places.
I can see that living in America has been a blessing to me.
People living in poverty.
People are poor.
People don't have water.
They don't have clothes.
They don't have food and shelter.
I'm free.
So this means a lot to me.
Whatever your dream is, go get it.
Nobody can stop you but you.
Believe in yourself, apply yourself, and be the best you can be.
This is Sugar Bear.
This is our American story.
Welcome back.
We're now in an open forum where you can call in about any public policy or political issue on your mind.
I'm going to start this segment off with some programming notes.
Today, government officials and tech leaders meet for a cybersecurity summit to discuss President Trump's new national cyber strategy, artificial intelligence, critical infrastructure, and supply chains.
You can watch that live at 3.45 p.m. Eastern on C-SPAN.
And then just after that, at 4.30 p.m., the president will address House Republicans during their annual retreat held at one of the president's golf resorts in Doral, Florida.
You can watch his remarks there live at 4.30 Eastern on C-SPAN.
So we started this morning talking about Iran, but other things facing the nation today includes how major airports are grappling with hours-long security wait times.
Excuse me.
I turned to an NBC news article.
The headline is, Major airports grapple with hours-long security wait times and TSA staffing shortages amid partial government shutdown.
It includes William P. H. Hobby Airport in Houston was experiencing wait times of nearly three hours Sunday, federal officials said.
If you just scroll down just a little bit, it goes on to say that travel at major U.S. airports turned into a nightmare Sunday with up to three hour security wait times and a shortage of TSA workers at the start of spring break travel amid the partial government shutdown.
Department of Homeland Security spokeswoman Lauren Biz said, We'll leave this here as the U.S. House is about to gavel in for what we expect to be a brief session today.