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We've reaffirmed this week that we have the best listeners anywhere here at Kevin Keatsman

has issues as I've just received a ton of feedback about this Amtrak crash

in Menden, Missouri from people who live in the area and listen to the podcast and people that work

in the railroad industry that know much about this. And I thought today would be a great day to share

some of this really interesting information about a terrible

tragic event that took place. The death count is now four. We know that a lot of people were

injured. We've heard heroic stories about the Boy Scouts who were traveling on that train that had

been to the awesome Boy Scout camp in New Mexico, and we're traveling back from there.

And some of the really terrific responders and rescuers that took place on what is just a

horrific looking scene and a description of the crossing and numerous crossings in the area

in a rural area that are not paved roads that do not have lights,

that do not have signals, do not have crossbars, arms that come down,

in a very dangerous piece of track that goes, well, it allows 90 mile an hour trains.

It allows Amtrak to go 90 miles an hour.

That doesn't mean this one was at that point, but it may have been.

There'll be a full study. We'll learn a lot more as the National Transportation Safety Board

gets involved and they review everything that took place. There's almost no doubt we're

going to get signals at these crossings now. And it just seems a shame that we see this over and

over in our society. We know things that are dangerous.

We know things that are wrong. We do nothing about them until somebody dies. And then we do something

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