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I'm Clyde Lewis and this is Brown Zero.

The numbers call tonight 5.03 225. 860. That's 503. 225. 225.0.860.

Another beautiful day here at the Pacific Northwest.

I just got a comment on it because spring is coming and I'm very excited about it.

We threw our clocks ahead and it just seems like that's the magic thing to do.

Make everything nice and warm and blue I just say it's going to

rain again soon so I guess you know got to love it while you have the opportunity.

So I've been contemplating a lot with You know, some of the things we said last night about Pie Day.

And then of course today it's the Ides of March.

Talk about war campaigns, talking about all kinds of crazy stuff.

You just look at the news and you shake your head and you're saying,

something's up.

One of the things that caught my eye,

because I was, you know, because I've been going on and on about war campaigns and plans and things of that nature.

So last night, the new Civil War movie was screened. It was screened at the

South by Southwest film and TV festival last night. Again irony right so those who saw the movie and I

was reading some of the reaction this morning those who saw the movie Civil War, the 824, that's going to be out, I think,

gosh, around the time of the eclipse it's coming out. Anyway, they said, those who saw, they said it was a terrifying cautionary tale and a critics appeared to have

also loved it and audiences were shocked at how a possible all-out war could be fought in battlefield

America and how easy it could go down. Civil War, the movie, apparently is more though about journalists and what it takes to get the truth

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