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Here's an episode from our archives.

I was so happy on that September 11th, 20 years ago.

I remember it was a slow morning that morning because that day for CNN, I was going to have a day off.

I was going to work that night.

I was going to be able to be with my kids.

I could take them to school on their first day.

And I even woke up early enough to go to the gym super early.

I was walking back from the gym that morning and I had my walkman on.

Yes, a walkman.

I was listening to the radio.

El Vasilon de la manana.

It's a raunchy kind of morning show, shock jocks in Spanish.

And a caller calls into the radio show.

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