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Michael Yon Interview

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Michael Yon was interviewed by Hugh Hewitt tonight.  I missed it; however...

The transcript is here at Radio Blogger and Yon answers questions about the two soldiers that froze during combat, where will he be next, and if the main stream media is knocking at his door.


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