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Now on Talk Radio 1210 W-P-H-T, Rich Zioly.

All right, we're going to go right to the briefing right now by the United States Coast Guard.

I'm at submersible. They just started a moment ago.

Teched with the British and French Consul General to ensure that they are fully apprised

and that their concerns are being addressed.

The outpouring of support in this highly complex search operation has been robust and immensely appreciated.

We are grateful for the rapid mobilization of experts on the undersea search and rescue,

and we thank all of the agencies and personnel for their role in the response.

We're also incredibly grateful for the full spectrum of international assistance that's been provided.

The ROVs will remain on scene and continue to gather information.

Again, our most heartfelt condolences go out to the loved ones of the crew.

We'll now take questions.

This was an incredibly complex case, and we're still working to develop the details

for the timeline involved with this casualty and the response.

This is an incredibly complex operating environment on the seafloor over two miles beneath the surface.

The remote operating vehicle has been searching, and it is highly capable.

We've been able to classify parts of the pressure chamber for the Titan submersible.

Let me refer to one of my undersea experts here, Mr. Paul Hanken, to talk about the nature of some of the debris.

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