Ted interviews Larry Bowen, a survivor of the June 8, 1967 USS Liberty attack. Larry walks through the events leading up to the attack, what the crew experienced during it, and the casualties sustained.

Larry describes the crew’s requests for assistance and what he characterizes as the recall of U.S. aircraft sent to help. These claims are presented as his personal recollection and perspective.

The Navy’s official inquiry focused on communications failures without assigning responsibility for the attack. Larry is calling for a full congressional investigation and public recognition of what the crew experienced.

Ted and Austin attend the Auburndale city commission meeting and report on the speaker process, what they were allowed to raise, and what remained unanswered.

Data center concerns continue: scale, power consumption, noise, pollution, potential site plan changes, and proximity to residential areas. Ownership and intended data use remain publicly unconfirmed.

The hosts question what a federal critical-infrastructure designation would mean for local oversight authority and say they will attend the next city meeting and sign up early to speak.

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