KFI a.m. 640. You're listening to the John Cobalt podcast on the IHeart Radio app.

Brought every day from one until four and then after four o'clock, John Cobalt's show on demand on the IHeart app.

And you listen to what you missed. I mentioned yesterday that Deborah Mark went on last night, my wife's video, audio, podcast online, Deborah Cobelt Live to talk about

Deborah Mark's mother who committed suicide 22 years ago. And Deborah has told the story for

the first time publicly in a two-part series here on KFI. And we discussed it for a short time.

But this is like a full-length interview. And you should go to

YouTube, go to Facebook, Deborah Cobelt Live, and we'll listen and watch to Deborah Mark's story.

It's too many Deborah's here. I know. And it's also, the audio is on the I Heart Radio app,

the podcast, the audio version. And it's quite a moving story. If you were touched by her series

or our little interview for a few minutes,

you will really be, really be moved by the full story that she tells. So it's Deborah Cobalt

live on Facebook, on YouTube, the IHeart Radio app. And yeah, that was that was something else.

Thank you. Not too many things get to me, but that got to me. I know, I know that this has gotten to you. And yeah, that was that was something else. Thank you. Not too many things get to me, but that got to me.

I know, I know that this has gone to you.

And I, well, you're very sweet.

I really appreciate it.

Well, that was, and it's really good that you're telling the story.

I think by the reaction you're getting, it's clear that a lot of people have gone through this.

Which means so much to me. So, all right, let's move on to Israel.

Today was day two of the most bizarre attacks that anybody's ever seen.

Hezbollah, the terrorists, yesterday thousands of pagers blew up in the hands and in the pants of these Hesbola terrorists,

planted there by the Israelis.

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