Hour 1 - 3

 Hour 1 -- Freedom's Phoenix Headline News

 Hour 2 -- Paul Rosenberg (Freeman's Perspective) comes on the show to provide an update on the cultural shift of people seeking the truth

 Hour 3 -- Steve Cohn (Founder of 9/11 Studies & Outreach Club at ASU) talks about the 9/11 Truth Movement as Arizona State University

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February 17th, 2015

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Hour 1

2015-02-17 Hour 1 Freedom's Phoenix Headline News (Video Archive):

2015-02-17 Hour 1 Freedom's Phoenix Headline News from Ernest Hancock on Vimeo.

Ernest Hancock

Freedom's Phoenix Headline News

Hour 2

Hour 2

2015-02-17 Hour 2 Paul Rosenberg

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2015-02-17 Hour 2 Paul Rosenberg from Ernest Hancock on Vimeo.

Paul Rosenberg

Freeman's Perspective

Webpages:

FreemansPerspective.Com

Secure.Cryptohippie.Com

Hour 3

Hour 3

2015-02-17 Hour 3 Steve Cohn

(Video Archive):

2015-02-17 Hour 3 STEVE cohn from Ernest Hancock on Vimeo.

Steve Cohn

Founder of 9/11 Studies & Outreach Club at ASU

Webpages:

https://www.facebook.com/steve.cohn.77

https://www.facebook.com/pages/911-Studies-and-Outreach-Club-at-ASU/507983502576368

9/11 'truthers' flock to support Seahawks' Pete Carroll (Video):

Pete Carroll admired by '9/11 Truth' movement

http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/seahawks/2015/01/29/pete-carroll-911-sept-11-truth-movement-truthers/22556683/

January 30, 2015

PHOENIX — Pete Carroll is a conspiracy theorist, at least that is how the conspiracy theory goes. And it is one that has gained the Seattle Seahawks coach an unlikely following from the "9/11 Truth" movement in the lead-up to his attempt to win back-to-back Super Bowls.

Two years ago, Carroll met with former Army chief of staff and four-star general Peter Chiarelli and, according to Deadspin citing "sources," brought up many popular conspiracy theories concerned with the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, on the World Trade Center and quizzed Chiarelli about their veracity.

When asked by USA TODAY Sports on Tuesday about the "9/11 Truth" movement and supporters who back him, Carroll made no attempt to deny his interest.

"Any notoriety is good I guess," Carroll said, when told by USA TODAY Sports how he had become a favorite among Truth activists. "I will always be interested in the truth, yeah."

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