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It's time to go around the room with Elvis Duran and the Morning Show. Also, we can go around the room. Just go around the room. Shall we do that? Yeah. Do you guys know how to get there? Yeah. Do you need directions on how to get around the room? We'll go this way. We'll start with Scary. Scary, what's on your mind today. I just want to say,

happy Veterans Day.

Thank you, Dad, for all your services in the Navy. He served in Vietnam, and my uncle Joe was in the Korean War, both my grandfathers, everybody. It's a long line of people. So just want to tip my cap and say thank you for everything. And to all the veterans and all the families of military and everyone, thank you so much for your services.

You'll see Scary in the Veterans Day Parade today here in New York City.

Froggy, around the room to you. What's up?

Mine's very similar as well. Thank you to my dad. My dad was in the U.S. Army.

Thank you to actually on the radio station I work for in Jacksonville. Megan, she's also a veteran of the U.S. Army. And today is one of my favorite days. I'm going to K-9s for Warriors. I will get to spend the day with dogs and service animals and veterans. We will raise money for them and hear their story of why and how these animals have absolutely 100% saved their lives. I am so excited for today. We'll be there all day today broadcasting live. And they're going to be here with us tomorrow. They will be here tomorrow. And when you hear their story, you realize that like a lot of them, they lost everything. Some of them lost their family. They weren't able to able to go out they weren't able to do things and these dogs come into their lives and completely revitalize rejuvenate and make it so they can live again and that's what's incredible

to hear their story and see the can ask for warriors is saving lives and I'm glad you're doing that

event today uh what's up with you Gandhi well? Well, I'm going to stay in line

with what these two guys were just talking about and wish my boyfriend, Brandon, a very happy

veteran's day and everybody else. And I know that something a lot of vets don't like to talk about

is struggles that they have, whether it's with mental illness or just adjusting to coming back

to real life after being deployed for a long time.

But there are veterans crisis lines, and I don't know if everybody knows about this, you can dial 988 and press 1 for help anytime you want it.

You can text 838-255, and you can also chat online.

So if you are a veteran that's struggling with anything, there are resources for you.

You don't have to just be alone and deal with the things that you have to deal with. Thank you. Very, very well put. Thank you, Gondi. Danielle, what's up with you? Well, I'm not talking about veterans, even though I love them. And happy Veterans Day. I actually want to thank our listeners, which I'm sure some of them are veterans. They came out to Garden State Plaza this past weekend for the lighting of the big Santa.

They partnered with me on this at Garden State Plaza, and I have to say 15,000 people

RSVP to be at this.

It looked like there was about that many outside, but there was a drone show, and Santa

showed up, and Dylan Schne Schneider a country artist performed and

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