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Welcome back in hour number three, play Travis Buck Sexton Show, Thursday edition.

Appreciate all of you hanging out with us as we are rolling through this program.

Still awaiting news.

I'm in New York getting ready to head to Israel.

Buck will have you solo tomorrow as I'll be somewhere in the air, hopefully smoothly

headed to Israel.

I'll be with you from Israel next week.

But two big stories in New York.

One, the insurance executive who was murdered on the steps outside of a midtown New York City

Hotel, not far from Rockefeller Center where they just had the tree lighting here in the middle

of Manhattan.

That chase is underway.

Also, Daniel Penny, the jury continues to deliberate.

In general, I would say the longer this deliberation goes, the better it is for Daniel

Penny, because the expectation would be at a minimum minimum that might mean that all of the jurors

are not able to come to the same conclusion because if they could rapidly return, maybe that

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