How do I set the correct time?

My outgoing email messages have the correct DATE but the TIME is incorrect. How do I set Thunderbird to provide the correct time on my messages? Thanks.

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Hey! My iPhone is over a minute behind the offical time. I assumed when it synched with my computer, it would automatically adjust to it's time (which is exactly what the time lady says, down to the second). I can't figure out how to set it to the correct time.
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>
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