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Okay, so Prey, you know, it's interesting having listened to this. There are monumental moments in American history and I know we're focusing so much on what January 6th will be and mean for our history, but I don't remember the last time I talked about 9-11. I mean I was here in New York then and

and obviously that changed my life and as it did countless others but I just have to honestly say I don't remember the last time I had a

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