Yes

So it's important to understand a decision was made by the U.S. EPA and by the Bush White House, Condoleezza Rice, the White House Office of Environmental Quality, that they were going to say that after those two buildings were pulverized and the campus around it, that somehow, miraculously, the air was safe to breathe.

That calculation was made by my former governor, then EPA administrator, Christy Todd Whitman, Yes.

And in 2003, an inspector general report from the EPA back when we had inspector generals walking the earth, that they found that the EPA made this without any substantiation at all, and that indeed they ignored data that showed that it was absolutely contaminated and that the White House got involved with the purpose of keeping the continuity of the operation of Wall Street.

So that's That's what happened.

So, I mean, really quick, Bob, tell our listeners again, how can they hear on WBAI this weekend the actual tapes from 25 years ago?

So we're going to be on Juliana Forlano, who I believe you know, and myself.

Yes, we will co-anchor a three-hour presentation, which will include the archival tape, some of the people that were involved with putting that together.

The second hour, we're going to talk about the ongoing public health crisis, because we want to get those numbers up of people participating in the World Trade Center program.

no, no, no. IRS, the people we all, you know, death and taxes.

Yes, those people.

So it was really crazy.

We go into one of these rooms and they put on what we're listening to And she's looking around, and we're all kind of intently listening, and some are doing the cupped stuff around their ears.

Did I get that right, David? You did, 100%.

All right.

Are you ready to jam? Shall we jump in? Yes, let's do it.

Okay, so...

With a smile on his face, put him into a jungle.

Yes, that's right.

You're tuned to the greatest of all possibilities.

We're talking WPK and Bridgeport, baby.

But really, I'm not actually your friend, but I am.

There's a picture opposite me of a primitive ancestry which stood out on these shores and kept me in your body Next day I can only be in your body Make a little greenhouse here

Yes.

LCD sound system.

In fact, I dropped my son off from Philadelphia at a soccer camp in winchester in england the other day we live in philly but his school had their pre-season soccer camp in the uk and the guy on the door said to me this is the oldest school public school in england and i was like it is not because anyway so i was there from probably something like 79 until 84 or 70, something around 80 till 84 or something like that.

The Canterbury scene of progressive rock music, which was a very, not like Yes, not like Genesis, a little bit more like early Pink Floyd, but a very strange little subsection of British prog.

That included the great band Soft Machine, for which Kevin Ayres was the lead singer originally, and then Kevin Ayres left and Robert Wyatt took over as the lead singer.

And also another of my favourite bands, the band Caravan, and then many other bands, Egg, Gilgamesh, National Health, so many incredible, Wildflowers, another early version of Soft Machine, so many great bands out of that scene.

That's the reason Richard Branson is still slightly annoying today is because of Tubular Bells.

If it hadn't been for Tubular Bells, you know what I mean? Virgin wouldn't have taken it off like it did.

So Virgin, by then, because obviously Rock Bottom had come out way before, Virgin had put out this twofer of it where, you remember those albums that were like a double album, but it was like two albums? Yes.

Right.

It looks better than the 3DS remake did.

Yes.

Because the 3DS remake looked really...

It looked better, but worse at the

Yeah, I mean, maybe that's just because they didn't have a solid handle on the 3DS hardware yet.

Majora's Mask 1 was like two years later, wasn't it?

Yes.

That's also when they were just trying to shove the 3D into every aspect of those games, and it showed.