Time is On Our Side: Friday, September 11th, 2026
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What personal reflections do the hosts share about the September 11th anniversary?
Good morning girlies, it's the tall It's Jackson Claud and we're your host. It's your favorite show. The fast five things you need to know. We'll start your day off swirly, it's the toast. I sound amazing. Welcome back to the toast and happy Friday. It's the final Friday of the year if you're a Jewess. I guess so, yeah. The Jewish New Year starts this evening. Starts tonight, which is very exciting. Today is a A very heavy I feel terrible. I feel terrible. Today is the twenty fifth anniversary of nine eleven. I was actually running so late this morning because I was just getting all of this nine eleven content. I don't know if you've seen or if people Liz Woods put me onto this Twitter page called like two thousand and one live.
And it's basically a Twitter account. They make them for like fifty years ago, a hundred years ago, but it like live tweets the day as if it were September tenth, two thousand and one. And they're doing September eleventh minute by minute tweets like as it happened and I've been watching like just so much nine eleven content last night. I was just watching like all these like doc little docu videos on Instagram and I feel like I get this sort of content every year and it's just like shocking. No matter how many times I've seen it, but I also feel like I'm seeing more stuff than I have in the past. And I I feel like this year there's really like maybe I didn't understand this prior, but like the way that people experienced it in the moment is now so different from how we see it in hindsight.
Like when the first plane hit the tower. It w people were not sure that it wasn't an accident. Of course. And that's why people say, and it's so true, like 9-11 really marks like the loss of innocence in our country. Because if something like that happened now, we'd be like, who done it? Like we would know that we were being attacked. People really, really believed that it was an accident. Like the plane lost control. Because, and it wasn't until clearly the second plane got hit that it was like, oh no my God, like somebody did this on purpose. And that's why like 9-11 makes me so sad for so many reasons, but I feel like there are people walking around now who like either lived through it or like learned about it.
And to have lived through it and to have known, even though I was only like ten or eleven no, sorry, seven. Um To have experienced life before and life after. There's such a marked difference in culture in our country. Um, and it just like marks this like really, I think, like turning point, bad turning point for our country. And I think there's like a lack of understanding about it now, 'cause there are so many people who just weren't there. Um, and I was talking to Ben this morning. And there's so much garbage on the internet, like Conspiracy theories. Everything that they see now. Oh, is it AI? Like, no, it's not AI. It was Israel. Oh, of course. It was Israel. Bush did nine eleven. Like it's like a joke and it's the
non-faction. It was like um a hologram. Right. Or bend the state. It was a drug or is a control demolition. So I've seen so many videos of like because of all the smoke and everything when the the buildings collapse, like you can't actually see the buildings collapse. So people are like, it's a control demolition. But I've seen now like simulations of how IQ individuals. Of how the buildings did probably fall, but you can't see through all the clouds and dust. And it's just like makes me really mad about all the conspiracy theories. I also feel like there's one conspiracy theory that people sort of just like assume to be true at this point, which I might have thought, but then I saw something yesterday, another piece of information that I didn't know about United ninety three.
Ugh, I can't watch that movie. I've only seen it once and it's seriously, it changed me. So United ninety three was the passenger jet that was hijacked that was headed for DC and the unsure where, yeah. And the passengers like rebelled and they were able to to like get in the cockpit and then the hijackers just slammed the plane into the ground and they all died, but they saved whatever destination that they were headed for.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What personal reflections do the hosts share about the September 11th anniversary?
0:03–16:37
2
What shocking claim does Aaron Rodgers make about his ex‑fiancée Shailene Woodley?
16:37–36:02
3
Why is Taylor Swift’s return to the CMA Awards a big deal for country music fans?
36:02–51:43
4
How did Paige and Tommy Paul’s Connecticut estate get featured in Architectural Digest?
51:43–1:07:50
5
Why did Brooks Nader defend going topless in front of her dad and how did the story go viral?
1:07:50–1:11:39
6
What controversy led Sophie Cunningham to drop co‑host Wes Wilson from her podcast?
1:11:39–1:12:09
Speakers
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