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Where were you to a younger generation in September 11th of 2001 to our parents

without question it was December 7th of 1941 there are other dates and one of them is in November 1963. He's given us

great perspective on our 25th anniversary of Bloomberg Radio on JFK.

Here's Bob Moon. Bob what do you have? Tom this is it. of

Blumberg radio on JFK. Bob what do you have Tom this is it. This is the last batch and for many of us old enough to remember

This was supposed to be momentous historians journalists and conspiracy buffs have waited more than half a century

for what's finally set to happen tomorrow, barring any last-minute national security concerns

from President Trump, thousands of documents relating to the 1963 assassination

of John F. Kennedy will be made public. But here's the thing. It seems most experts don't

expect any bombshell revelations, but we will look for new light to be

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