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I'm Clyde Lewis, and this is Ground Zero.

The numbers are called tonight.

Triple-eight, 673-3-3-3-7-100.

That's AAA-673-3-3-7-100. That's AAA-673-3-3-7-00.

So I've got a great show plan for you.

Tomorrow, a lot of in-depth review of what may happen with what it may have happened with

this Malaysian plane I don't know we're thinking it's not going to jump right on it yet

got to wait and see if a number of what we've decided what we've talked about is going to

come to fruition if anything's going to come to light until then then, we're holding right now before we make a comment about what's happening.

And so tonight we're kind of, it's kind of like a topsy-turvy thing.

Ground Zero is one of those shows where, while everyone else will be talking about one thing,

we want to talk about something else.

And then when we find a definitive uh i guess way of

conveying a show or a topic we'll do so and uh tomorrow is the anniversary of fukushima uh

it's a three year anniversary we observe the three year anniversary of the fukushima uh disaster

nuclear disaster.

And I find it laughable, actually, that I was looking over some of the, I guess you could call them documentaries or the, I don't know, the typical mainstream media reports on this type of stuff.

And I shake my head because, yeah, on one hand, okay, we can be all maligning and bitter and angry and sick about the future of what nuclear power is.

But it's just, I don't know, I just find it laughable that while the

punits of anthropogenic global warming are busily pushing their agendas right now, I know

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