Well, hello, everyone. I'm James Dobson, and you're listening to Family Talk, a listener-supported

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Welcome to Family Talk, the broadcast division of the Dr. James Dobson Family Institute.

I'm Roger Marsh. And on today's classic program, Dr. Tim Clinton joins Dr. James Dobson

in studio to talk about the extra-effort kid. You know, that child that can be a challenge

to get along with and needs lots of extra encouragement and love. Dr. Dobson will discuss

the dynamics of how to connect with the hard-to-reach children with Dr. Clinton, both today and

tomorrow. But before we jump into our program today, I want to take a moment to remember

the tragedy that occurred right here on this very day, 22 years ago, September 11,

2001. You probably remember where you were on that faithful day. I know where I was.

In a production studio getting ready to get an early jump on my day, when I heard about

the first attack on the World Trade Center tower. I watched for the colleague on a small

black and white TV, as we watched in shock, to see another plane going into the second

tower, thinking it was a replay of the first. It was an amazing, surreal sight to be sure.

And we must never forget the lives that were lost during those unthinkable terror attacks

on that day. So if you haven't already, please take time in your day today to reflect.

And remember, the men and women who are no longer with us offer a prayer of comfort for

the family members left behind on the day that forever changed our nation, September 11,

2001. And now, let's join Dr. Dobson as he begins his conversation with Dr. Tim Clinton

right here on Family Talk.

Tim, I'm so glad that you have come to Colorado Springs to be with us today. I've been

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