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Previously on the Tony Cornhizer show.

They say we're going to have to evacuate the train,

and then they say we're going to begin with the elderly

and those with ADA,

that's, I guess, Americans with Disability Act.

That's what I assume that is.

And then families with small children.

That's the word.

Trying to see any unintended children say,

I have a child here.

The police aid.

Right.

And so, and this takes a child here. The police aid. Right. And so,

and this takes a long time.

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