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

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Well, today, of course, is a day that we do follow-up.

Why?

Because of what happened over the weekend.

And this is something that for the first time in a while, and we've been pretty close to accuracy when it comes to earthquake predictions,

mainly because of our relationship with Charlotte King

and how we had her on the program last Thursday to talk to us about what was coming

and to ask people questions about how they were feeling prior to the major earthquakes.

And that was one of the reasons why we wanted to do the show is just to test out the waters to see if people were feeling a little weird.

A lot of people calling from all over the country, mainly Kansas, Texas.

Of course, Oklahoma had a number of earthquakes.

A lot of people concerned about Yellowstone, Charlotte speaking of California, several other locales.

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