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value online other than porn. Oh, welcome to our encore for Monday. Today is the 11th of September,

2023. And it was this day, 22 years ago that horrible things happened, as you know, we went back

to New York six weeks after the events of 9, 11 and did our show from the Museum of Television Radio.

Then we came back to New York a year later on the anniversary, the one year anniversary,

went back there with my two youngest stepkids. It was a pretty sad and traumatic time. We are trying to

move on with our country, trying to get our stuff together now since those terrible, terrible days.

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