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

Like I'm saying, good evening to everybody, live across the country on many stations,

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of those stations on the internet. You can't seem to find us at any particular station

at any one given time. It's programming changes and things happen, but we still remain,

and we have been doing this now for 27 years. I'd also like to thank Ground Zero.Radio,

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It's important that you do so, keeps us going, keeps us alive, and certainly we've got a lot

to tell you about. Tonight's show is kind of, I guess you could call it self-indulgent on my part.

I mean, it's based on a lot of truth and a lot of facts, and it's something that

it strikes me as being very war of the world.

And there are times, I mean, I've been interviewed on cable TV about my feelings towards

the war of the world segment. The Orson Wells Halloween scare that terrified a group of people.

I even went to Grover's Mill. It was a little poster stamp area near Princeton, New Jersey.

I was there to do an interview beautiful area. I actually went to a coffee place, a nice coffee shop.

It was in, well near Grover's Mill, you had to cross the bridge and go over this beautiful green

area and there was a park there that had a monument. The Orson Wells, so yes, the war of the

world is something that is near and dear to my heart. I even went to the site where the Columbia

Broadcasting Company first broadcasts the war of the world. It's now, I think it's a mall or

something. It's just, it was scabbling everywhere. So they were remodeling the whole area when I was

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