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Now, from New York City to the world, it's Dominic Carter.

And America, we have a lot to talk about. The phone lines are open right now, 800-848-9222. Passengers aboard that aircraft recalling the sickening plunge, screams. during the bloody hijacking. And there are a number of heroes, as the world now knows. The captain that was stabbed while he was stabbed, staggering to the cockpit door to open it. The hero Israeli passenger that went in to help with the situation. And you're going to hear the president of the United States say in a few minutes that that hero passenger that he saved lives thanks to a popular TV show as he met Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu still covered in blood. And of course, the other heroes, the people that were able to take over the controls. A lot of credit to go around here. I'm going to get to that momentarily. That's most of the show, but I'm going to start with this. We're coming back to the situation with the aircraft, what appears to be the hijacking, the attempted hijacking that did not work. But I'm starting with this, the situation up at Cornell University. So, boy, is this thing messy now. So seven men accused, and now we're finding out that the woman involved originally told police, quote, with 100% confidence that she was raped. So you had the district attorney doing all these interviews. And I knew it was a mistake because, let's face it, this is small town America, Tompkins County area. And this guy is out before the national media and he's not ready for prime time. And the district attorney said her story changed from two years ago until now. Well, now it turns out there is a transcript that says