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Hey there, folks. It is Friday, November 14th.

Yesterday, two executions were planned in the United States.

In one, the guy got clemency, but still ended up in the hospital.

And in the other, the guy was asked if he had any final words, and he gave only a one-word answer. And with that, everybody, welcome to this episode

of Amy and T.J., kind of an extraordinary week robes when it comes to executions in the

extraordinary year, I should say, but even within this year,

this was an extraordinary week and last night, extraordinary night.

That's right. We had so many headlines coming out of death row yesterday,

some from Oklahoma and the other from Florida.

And what happened, we obviously have, this is, I don't know, episode number three, perhaps

we have taken to actually focus some of our attention to Tremaine Woods case, but this is an

exceptional situation where we had, in an extremely rare move, the governor commuting his death

sentence, one minute. You said you checked all the local reports.

I couldn't believe it.

I mean, it's being officially given as one minute before 10 a.m. local time,

which is when he was scheduled to die.

The call came in that the governor had commuted his sentence.

Look, it's better than coming at 10.01,

but my God, can you imagine? So that was high, high. And really, really, we talked about the

high drama of that even. It was high drama last week, even at his parole board hearing. We watched

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