I lost 658 people to work for me. And Dude, what the Can you can we just focus on that number real quick? I'm 28 years old. I'm turning 28 on Tuesday. I was four years old on 09/11. He was a man. This man was a man, and he lost one oh, like okay. So first of all, like, 3,000 people died on 09/11. A fifth of that, a fifth of the deaths of 09/11 was this man's employees. Now for his whole company at large, he had over 900 employees. 70% of this man's company was murdered. That's fucking insane, dude. I did not know this until this week. When I heard this podcast, when I watched it, my jaw dropped the floor. Like, that is an insane can you please comprehend that number?

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I lost 658 people to work for me. And Dude, what the Can you can we just focus on that number real quick? I'm 28 years old. I'm turning 28 on Tuesday. I was four years old on 09/11. He was a man. This man was a man, and he lost one oh, like okay. So first of all, like, 3,000 people died on 09/11. A fifth of that, a fifth of the deaths of 09/11 was this man's employees. Now for his whole company at large, he had over 900 employees. 70% of this man's company was murdered. That's fucking insane, dude. I did not know this until this week. When I heard this podcast, when I watched it, my jaw dropped the floor. Like, that is an insane can you please comprehend that number?

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In this episode of AMERICAPLUS, host Cole McCormick shares his thoughts on the overwhelming volume of documents released and the potential for AI to uncover hidden truths. He also discusses the emotional and familial trauma experienced by RFK Jr. and how it might influence his current role in public health. The episode takes a deep dive into the emotional intelligence within Trump's cabinet, highlighting Howard Lutnick, who shares his harrowing experience of losing 658 employees during 9/11 and his journey of rebuilding and supporting the affected families.

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