Scott Horton

Well, he's standing there in the middle of the street by himself.

And really, we don't, U.S.

doesn't share those tomahawks with anybody except the Brits and the Australians.

And think about what that means to them.

I mean, this is an Oklahoma City bombing worth of casualties.

Only if the Oklahoma building, the Murrah building had been all daycare, right?

And already the fact that there was a daycare in that building was just huge.

I forget the exact number.

I believe it was 20 something, you know, children were killed in that thing.

And that made that, I mean, September 11th and everything since has kind of all washed that away.

And whatever a lot of people listen to this, maybe we're too young to remember.

Let me tell you.

the overwhelming was the biggest deal in the world man it was the biggest massacre in america since second wounded knee you know it was worse than waco by double um and it was just a catastrophe man and and then

and also you know um think about the pearl harbor attack the sneak attack there what if they had hit a girl's school and the japanese had killed 168 175 little girls at a school and that was part of the story of pearl harbor when fdr gave his day of infamy speech the next day he mentioned oh yeah and they killed 175 little girls at their school in their sneak surprise attack

That would still be a part of the Pearl Harbor story.

It would be in the, you know, a major aspect of the Cuba Gooding Jr.

movie.

Right.

And it would be a major part of the way that we tell that story.

Eighty five years later, we still haven't forgotten Pearl Harbor.