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Speaker 1: Martin at last night's Emmy Awards, where one show won

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Speaker 2: I'm Amy Robot and I'm TJ. Holmes.

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Speaker 3: It's Monday, September sixteen, twenty twenty four, and let's head

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Speaker 3: out for today's morning run. Another Trump assassination attempt, the

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Speaker 3: second in two months. Kamala Harris meanwhile does her first

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Speaker 3: one on one interview as the Democratic nominee.

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Speaker 1: And the Pope tells American Catholics how they should vote.

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Speaker 1: Are Ben and Jen back on, and for the first

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Speaker 1: time in three years, Prince Harry gets a message from

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Speaker 1: the FAM AirPods okayed as hearing aids and Tito Jackson

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Speaker 1: has died.

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Speaker 3: But first, let's start with President Trump fine and unharmed

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Speaker 3: after what the FBI is calling an apparent assassination attempt.

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Speaker 3: We simply could not believe, looking at our screens what

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Speaker 3: we were seeing and hearing yesterday in news reports that

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Speaker 3: this was happening again. The former president was on the

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Speaker 3: a muzzle, the muzzle level rifle sticking out of the bushes.

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Speaker 1: Now, the Secret Service opened fire but apparently missed the target.

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Speaker 1: The suspect never got off a shot and was apprehended

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Speaker 1: within minutes. He's now been identified as Ryan Wesley Routh,

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Speaker 1: fifty eight years old. He's from Hawaii. An AK forty

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Speaker 1: And this all happened nearly exactly two months And we

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Speaker 1: all remember this after that bullet grazed President Trump's ear

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Speaker 1: at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. That shooter was killed

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Speaker 1: at the scene by Secret Service.

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Speaker 2: But Secret Service of course.

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Speaker 1: Under fire for their handling of that, for allowing that

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Speaker 3: Of course, that Secret Service director at the time, she

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Speaker 3: in Butler, Pennsylvania. But again, Robes was a reminder that

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Speaker 3: we are in a very heated and scary and dare

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Speaker 3: This was his off day on the campaign trail, and

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Speaker 1: It certainly is, and we have seen this happen before,

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Speaker 1: This all comes, of course, at the end of a

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Speaker 1: another reminder that we can unintentionally inside violence sometimes with

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Speaker 3: Yes, and Vice President Harris, for her part, did put

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Speaker 3: that this incident does not lead to more violencing quote. Meanwhile,

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Speaker 1: It certainly was because this was actually her first one

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Speaker 3: The Pope did not mince words here, saying to not

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Speaker 1: To say he didn't mince words is an understatement. He did, however,

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Speaker 1: And you might not think it's a big deal for

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Speaker 2: It's been since twenty twenty one.

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Speaker 2: But perhaps this is some good news.

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Speaker 3: We will take it to see that family. Any sign

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Speaker 3: good news on the medical front, AirPods are now a

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Speaker 1: That's amazing some sad news to pass along. Tito Jackson

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Speaker 3: Also, last evening, the Emmys, the biggest night in televisions ever.

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