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Welcome to the worldwide broadcast of the Ted Nostin-Austin-Brow show, bringing you the latest world news and health research. Hope you guys are having an absolutely terrific day today. Hope you guys are having a great week. I hope you guys are to join some of the sales, specials, emails, and all the other fun things that we've been sending out this week. We've sent a lot of emails out, and everybody seems to be liking them. A lot of different specials that we've done on there. and so be sure to check them out the product of the week. We send a lot of emails out. And everybody seems to be liking them. A lot of different

specials that we've done on there. And so be sure to check them out the product of the week.

It looks like it's going to change over later on this afternoon. So we'll talk about that later on.

And also, too, there's a few other things we're going to be covering here. And let's see.

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But by the way, since we're doing this by the seat of the pants, apparently, this morning,

America faces its worst Thanksgiving in 15 years of seven major airports grind to a halt.

This is a day before Thanksgiving, guys.

Multiple ground stops of the delays in America's busiest airports are beginning to upend the chaotic Thanksgiving weekend due to thunderstorms

from coast to coast weather systems. One who set that up. Yeah. Those things don't happen by

accidents anymore. Moving across the U.S., all flights to party from Hartsville, Jackson, Atlanta International Airport,

had been delayed by an average of 30 minutes.

The air traffic control tower was evacuated due to the storm, which is kind of silly, unless the lightnings around on top of you,

prompting a ground stop during the busy Thanksgiving day rush at America's busiest travel hub.

As of 1130, Eastern Standard Time time, more than 260 flights were already delayed. Meanwhile, a potential ground stop

was forecast at San Francisco International Airport, lasting until midnight with no official

announcement. You know, it's so funny because Atlanta Hartsfield is really a busy airport.

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