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•Episode length: 37m
Episode length: 37m
Erick closes the 25th anniversary of September 11 by playing the sound a camera crew heard at the World Trade Center that afternoon: more than 300 firefighter PASS device alarms sounding under the rubble, then turns the overwhelming weight of the news into practical advice from Jeremiah's letter to the exiles in Babylon: seek the welfare of the city in which you live, because Washington is not coming to help you. From there it is an Open Line Friday run-through of the Lindsay Clancy trial twist, where juror Paula Devlin told Gayle King on CBS that the lone holdout who wanted a guilty verdict was the only black man on the panel, plus Ted Cruz and Dave McCormick warning about a red-green alliance of communists and Islamists at the Republican convention, President Trump's wardrobe jab at Ken Paxton, and the $5,000 Trump dividend that landed like a lead balloon with congressional Republicans. Erick ends where he began, with Welles Crowther, the red bandana, and the Presidential Medal of Freedom.