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Frank Holland

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Oct 5, 2026

Scott WapnerHOST
23:22
Thank you.
Scott WapnerHOST
23:23
That's Frank Collin.
Scott WapnerHOST
23:23
We're just getting started here on The Bell.
Scott WapnerHOST
23:25
Coming up next, more on NVIDIA's record run as the AI giant closes in on $6 trillion in market cap.
Frank HollandCORRESPONDENT
34:29
Brian, back over to you.
Frank HollandCORRESPONDENT
34:30
All right, Frank Collin.
Frank HollandCORRESPONDENT
34:31
Frank, thank you very much.
Frank HollandCORRESPONDENT
34:32
All
Jo WainerGUEST
14:22
So no Labor government could get elected if it didn't have Catholic support.
Jo WainerGUEST
14:29
But it really came to public awareness when a Roman Catholic took over the, um, head role of the homicide squad, and Inspector Frank Holland took over the leadership, and he was a Catholic.
Jo WainerGUEST
14:43
And I don't know who told him to do it, probably the archbishop, but he said, "You've got to stop this abortion racket." And so he started raiding doctors.
Jo WainerGUEST
14:55
He raided 11 of them, and they were furious because they'd been paying for protection.
speaker_1HOST
2:48
This is the part that always gets me.
speaker_1HOST
2:49
So the night before the crash, Chief Engineer Frank Holland is at the Mojave rail yard.
speaker_1HOST
2:54
He's prepping Southern Pacific Freight Train 7551 East.
speaker_1HOST
2:56
And his cargo is 69 freight cars.
speaker_0HOST
4:10
Which, across 69 cars, that's roughly 2.5 million kilos of extra invisible weight.
speaker_1HOST
4:16
Yeah.
speaker_1HOST
4:17
To put that in perspective, Frank Holland is about to drive a train that is secretly carrying the equivalent weight of six fully loaded jumbo jets that he knows absolutely nothing about.
speaker_0HOST
4:28
That is just wild.

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