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The Schilling Show September 11, 2023: Art Ally, Dr. Carole Lieberman

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The Schilling Show September 11, 2023: Art Ally, Dr. Carole Lieberman

Art Ally, founder of the Timothy Plan Mutual Funds, shares his recollections of 9/11, the immediate impacts in the aftermath, and why America should not be underestimated.

Dr. Carole Lieberman, America’s Psychiatrist, relays her 9/11 memories, the impact of September 11th on younger generations, and why it is important to remember today.

All of this and more on another edition of The Schilling Show!

 

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