Clay Travis

For people out there who are interested in following you along during this Iranian latest imbroglio, you said Sunday night you think the attack might come.

Where can they find you?

Thank you so much.

We come back, we'll take some loaded lines.

Still a lot of people wanting to weigh in on Open Line Friday.

A lot of talkbacks.

We will dive into all of that.

But we want you to know, we have now entered the 25th anniversary year of 9-11.

It's kind of crazy to think that it has been 25 years since 9-11.

But remember...

Yesterday marked the 33rd year since the first World Center terror attack.

Six people died, including a pregnant woman, Monica Rodriguez-Smith, scores more injured when a van exploded in the parking garage.

It was such a massive blast, carved out nearly a 100-foot crater several stories deep.

People forget about it because of the one that followed eight years later, but it's sobering to consider why this location has been such a target for so long.

Only 14 states teach the history of 9-11, and our sponsor, Tunnel to Towers, is dedicated to making sure our kids never forget through the Tunnel to Towers Institute and their 9-11 curriculum.

These are educational resources based on first-person accounts for grades K through 12.

The Tunnel to Towers mobile exhibit is a teaching resource, high-tech 83-foot tractor trailer, which transforms into a museum on wheels.

Around the nation, from the Black Hills of South Dakota to the Tennessee State Fairgrounds, it is a big difference maker.

And the exhibits traveled to nearly 50 states and Canada and educated over a million people to date.

In order to never forget, we need to educate.