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United States of America going back today to a celebration that occurred first on this
state and seventh, Well, it wasn't really. This day was the day
after I think if I remember correctly, Independence Day declared seventeen seventy six.
We all know of the story the Thirteen Colonies and what the British were doing,
and they were gonna squash us, they were gonna put us down,
and they didn't quite make that work. King George, Dad, King George.
The more the colonists rebelled, the king double down, tough guy.
Huh. Well, it's really strange for us to conceive that the British soldier
were our enemies, or at least that was the situation back in the seventeen
sixty five. Just the fact that enemy soldiers could knock on your door,
demand that you let them in, demand you give them a place to stay,
demand that you feed them, and you would have to abide. Yeah,
kind of sounds like the Chinese soldiers during COVID over in China, right,
and maybe a few other places as well. So fast forward as things
change the Boston Tea Party. People have all heard that. Hopefully these are
all stories that you were taught, right, James, You're the youngest member
of the staff here, so you had information when you were going through a
history, the history of America about the first battles of the Revolutionary War,
right, most definitely, yes, yeah, okay, I just want to
make sure that stuff is still in curricula. And we all know the stories
of Benjamin Franklin. There were some people whose names you don't really know that
are associated with our independence. Think everybody he knows about Thomas Paine right in
the book he wrote common Sense that helped influence a lot of the thinking,
if you will, at the time. And then there was Richard Henry Lee,
who was the Virginia delegate to the Constitutional or they wasn't called the Constitutional
Convention at that time. It was the what was it called? Oh,
the the cont was in the Constage was Constitutional Nation. I think it was
something else anyway, but the Continal Congress of What's what I was looking for?
So Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Roger Sherman, Franklin Livingston of New
York. They were involved in drafting the statement, but they weren't the only
ones. When I was at Mason's, George Mason's placed down in Livonia,
Livonia, Virginia, didn't that down in that area. I was reminded that
he helped to craft the constitution of the Independence, but he wouldn't sign it.
And then the others a lot of people who signed it didn't have anything
to do with writing it. I think the most instrumental Thomas Jefferson, John
Adams. They actually, when you think about the two of them, they
were the only ones who signed the Independence, the Letter of Independence, the
Declaration of Independence, who served as presidents. And both of them died on
this day in eighteen twenty six, which is pretty amazing, right you think
about that fiftieth anniversary of the Declaration July fourth, eighteen twenty six, both
Jefferson and Adams died. That I find very interesting. And so exactly when
did they change it from because it was July second, which was the vote
and everything, and that was originally the day that I was like, Okay,
this is the this is the nation's Independence Day, and then to move
it two days past to July fourth, I you know what I think it
was, and I am now trying to call on my memory here. The
idea of the day changing had to do with communication and connection, if I'm
not mistaken, and I think I'm not sure that I remember correctly, because
each year I go through all of this stuff trying to remember the things that
were important for all of us to remember in terms of the historical perspective that
we have. It was the day that the Continental well Continental Congress actually been
in June seventh, seventeen seventy six in the Pennsylvania State House, remember that's
now Independence Hall, and Richard Henry Lee, the Virginia Delegate, introduced the
motion calling for the independence of the colonies, and then there was a lot
of debate. Congressory schedule to vote on the resolution, but appointed a five
man committee which was Jefferson and Adams and Sherman and Franklin and Livingston to draft
the formal statement, and so that's where that came from. And then on
the second of July seventeen seventy six, there was a unanimous vote in the
Continental Congress, the resolution July fourth was formally adopted. That's what that was
all about. But I do think that there was I think you're right about
that, and I don't. I'm struggling because I can't put my finger on
the memory, if you will, much as anything else, John Adams wrote
to his wife Abigail, the July second would be celebrated by succeeding generations as
the Great Anniversary Festival. That's who we ought to call It's the Anniversary Festival.
Celebrations should include pomp and parade, game, sports, guns, bells,
bonfires, eliminations. Yeah, from one end of the continent to the
other. And speaking of the two who died on July fourth, the only
president who was born on July fourth was Calvin Coolidge smiling cow from Massachusetts,
July fourth, eighteen seventy two. So how's that? Is that enough of
it? It's incredible history, listen, Yeah, because like such a coincidence
that there would be a president actually born on, yes, the date of
July fourth, in any given year. Yeah. There's a lot of great
pictures of this or drawings of it, of the men getting together. So
my question is one that when I look around at all the people who are
that are divided or are thinking is divided. The decisions, for example,
of the Supreme Court this past week or two have divided a lot of Americans.
What unites us? Social media addressed, Facebook and Instagram, It's had
good day, radio show, Twitter, good Day on. What is there
that unites us is it's the common The founding of the country certainly unites this.
But what has happened in the country and keeps happening that you think needs
to be honored in terms of this day in our country? What unites the
citizens of the United States? Help yourself? Lots of things to talk about,
including a lady who represents I think the best of America in so many
different ways. Dolly Parton has been talking a lot lately about what happens after
she disappears, after she goes to the Great Blue Beyond, what happens to
all the things that she's recorded, what happens to all of the movies she's
been and what happens to all the TV shows? Is she going to Is
somebody going to take what she looked like and sounded like and turn it into
a festival of stardom? And artificial intelligence? Holli gram after she dies.
That's pretty interesting, Jenny, know what. It's one of those things that
there are so many artists who didn't have a say in it. They passed
away and then they became these holograms. And some do have a standing,
like Abbot. They they did the whole hologram concert thing. And I think
now, because it's it is already out there that artists will have the right
to say whether or not that's what they want to do once they die.
And Dolly Parton is not having it. She's like, no, I'm going
to leave enough body of work on earth. My soul is coming with me.
Don't make me a hologram. Yeah. I think Whitney Houston, who
has been John Wayne has been hologram eyed, if that's a word. I'm
trying to think of some of the other people, Roy Orbison, and that's
okay. The family decides that they want to use the image and create a
business out of it, But Dolly doesn't really have a family persasion. Many
children set what some nieces Miley Cyrus is her niece, I think, right
and so there, But but in general, there was I think last year
was at Abba that launched a voyage. The band recorded their own performances using
what they call motion capture technology, and as you said, Dolly's having none
of it, so listen. It's her stuff, right. She has been
so profoundly valuable to Americana through the course of her life and the fact that
she's just saying, Okay, this is it is you, This is what
you got when I'm done, is what you got, and so enjoy it.
I like Joelne. There so many songs from her. Oh yeah,
that are that she's going to stand up and she has such a public positive
personality. Who else around has I envy people who have a personality like that
that pretty much always are the same, Right you kind of like that,
You're always the same. Oh well, you're welcome, all right. So
we're celebrating Independence Day twenty twenty three here with lots of conversation as usual.
It's an Independence Day week, if you will, celebrating the success of others
who had deep convictions and they wanted to be happy. Remember that old song
if You're gonna be happy for the rest of your life and get rid of
the British. Maybe the lyric line didn't quite go like which is the whole
situation. I mean, essentially, when you break it down, it started
with a whole tax thing. Yep, Boston tea party, that's it.
Kiss those and you know what, we have a lot to learn from that
with all these people that are time when I got a tax, they're rich,
get their money and that nonsense that becomes the battle cry of people who
are ignorant that don't understand how the country works or how business works. Without
money capital, you don't have any jobs, You have no business unless you
just tax all the money from everybody in a government pay for everything, which
is kind of the direction we're headed in. Don't get me started on that.
Here is the story of a man who collected three million dollars after his
lottery ticket was stolen by a cashier right down in Plymouth, Massachusetts. Cashed
in on his winning lottery ticket last week. The winning lottery number he had
went back to last January, but the store clerk stole his ticket. So
how do you do that? I never have done that with anything that I've
It's a great idea, I guess right. Yeah, helps claim ownership.
But and it's one of those things that I don't think many of us had
ever thought about if you win and you take it to the cashier, the
cashier stealing it. Yeah, so he left it at the store accidentally.
That's what really happened, and he realized that he had done that. He
went back after he determined that he lost it, and the next person who
bought the lottery ticket at the store saw his tickets sitting on the terminal and
he told the clerk, and the clerk then pocketed the tickets. But wait,
isn't that one of those things that the clerk wouldn't have been able to
redeem it? Anyway, I feel like it's if you work with the lottery
or you work at a store that sells you, and then your family members,
none of you are eligible to win. How are you going to know
that if you take the lottery ticket to some other state or some other place.
I think that's kind of the way. Anyway, this fellow, Paul
Lyttel of Lakeville, Massachusetts, was the victim of the scheme, and the
fellow who is the clerk or a guy named Nunyez I know as a lady
Carly Nunyez, pleaded not guilty of course, right anyway, she traveled to
the lottery headquarters with another coworker at the store to get the lottery money a
couple of days after the purchase had been made by mister Little. And then
what followed was a lot of investigating by the state police and the lottery commission
and that sort of thing, and they they figured it out that she had
stolen the ticket, and so it was a quick pick. There's two dollars,
and what do they do? You add a dollar for the multiplayer?
What is the multiplier? Actually, I buy these tickets. I don't even
know what it is? What is it? What's the multiplier? Multipleasure winnings?
Thank you? Good, you're welcome. There we go. Why didn't
I think of that? Does it double them? What does it mean?
How much the multiplier is? Because I think the multiplier is another drawn number
and then whatever that number is, that's how much it's multiplied. Do you
win? All right? Well, anyway, as fellas a better off,
congratulations mister Little. Who is a boat mechanic. That neck of the woods.
A lot of boats and stuff in the harbors down there, So good
good. I think those are the kind of stories we need to underscore.
All right, So now some teenage things going on in the news. This
can't be. We can't spend the whole week talking about Independence Day and Independence
Week. There are other things going on. Esther Wang, sixteen year old
hiker, got lost on a trail and Golden Ears Park up in British Columbia
and late June now safe, though healthy and happy with her family. She
was part of a hiking group. She peeled off, went on her own
and got lost. Can you imagine what it would be like this? Put
yourself in the position of the young lady. She's just sixteen year old girl,
and she decided to go off and arm. She couldn't get to the
rest of the group, the rest of group one in another direction. She
yelled, she couldn't find them. They couldn't find her. So she's wandering
around in this park for four days, no serious injuries. She's okay,
you got a lot of mosquito bites, but just put yourself there. And
her poor loved ones just so terrified for her. And it's one of those
things that it's not even like you have to go a mile away from people.
You can just take a couple steps to the side, take a moment.
Maybe you are taking pictures you're just taking in the scenery and then you
turn around and everybody's gone. I feel like we've all been there in crowded
spaces where we just kind of stop and look at something that wou turn around,
we're like, wait, where'd my group go? Yeah? Where is
everybody? All right? This is not a good story about two fourteen year
old boys who are killed in subway surfing incidents. Wow, this is something.
Think about this for a second. The police identified fourteen year old Javon
Frazier who was unconscious and he jumped onto the train platform at thirty third Street
in the Queens and the police were called in. The boys. There were
a couple, I guess there's been three all together, were found. These
boys were found unresponsive and then they died. They were surfing on the tracks
or something along that line in the t and I think that they were unrelated
incidents too. They weren't even together. Yeah, but imagine being that reckless
that you think you can jump on the train. I'd be if well,
maybe they just don't know that they're Some of them ride on top of the
train cars, some of them jump on the tracks. That's called subway surfing.
Then the you know, these are old, old most of the If
you can imagine the subway system opened up in New York in nineteen oh four,
and much of what's there now. Have you ever gone on the train
into Penn Station, for example, and you go underground, it looks like
the damn building is gonna fall down around you, because it looks it's just
they are continually updating it and rebuilding it. But for heaven's sakes, imagine
nineteen o four. That's just awful, absolutely awful. I just find that,
I don't know, thinking about kids from well, and it's like whether
you hit something or you fall off, these are going at fast speeds.
One of the one of the teens m was killed due to injuries sustained from
falling from an elevated height. It's not It's also not like these are always
on the ground, are on bridges, and it's just it is absolutely awful.
All right, So this time we'll be a rare but a lot of
people swimming. It's the story of a seven year old who was saved from
drowning by two other young boys in Michigan. The youngster says, they're my
heroes. They were twelve and eight years of age. The heroes two children
saving another child from drowning. This was in Fenton, Michigan. The boys
saw a young boy fall into the pool and sink like a rock to the
bottom of the pool, and then they realized what was going on. They
jumped into the pool to save him. The mother performed CPR, paramedics got
their transport of the hospital. He made a full recovery, but it hadn't
been for the quick thinking of these two boys. Been curtains for that seven
year old. Are twelve and eight. Yeah, I mean, that's just
incredible. The mother gave each boy a packet of books and one hundred dollars
to go on a shopping s free. Okay, listen, I think some
of these levels with more than one hundred bucks, but probably they didn't do
it for the money. Other people in the news today John Linson, homeowner
fined for having thirty two trees cut down from his neighbor's property in New Jersey
without a permit. Hello, you cut down trees on your nibs property?
Were they hanging over his guard? Well, I think that's what happens.
I've had that happened to me, frankly. But the damage caused was greater
than the damage incurred. So let's see, John is going to have to
pay a thirty two thousand dollars fine for the trees that he cut down,
and the value of the trees to replant them could be up to a million
bucks or so, so then it could he'd have to pay for that too
at any rate. So is the situation like not having somebody else's trees cut
down? But if there's a tree right by the property line and it's not
well maintained, or bushes and not, they are not well maintained, and
they pretty much hang over and hinder an area of your ear right guard.
So okay, so the neighbor would be able to cut those branches. I
do it all the time. My farm. There's a there's a fence along
the driveway going into the farm, and the neighbor is not a fan of
mine, and so he likes to have got all kinds of junk on things
there. And so the trees that he's planted and encouraged to grow on my
side I cut down just take a change to hunters cut them at either at
the ground level. I make sure that whatever is there is on my property
but I don't let it. I don't want it to be. I shouldn't
have to have that mess on my side of the fence, right, Absolutely,
it's wonderful to realize that they are all kinds of people in the world,
some who are happy for one success, others who are not happy.
They're jealous. They think, well, if he's got it, why can't
I have it? Kind of goes back to that taxation. It actually goes
back to the discussion they were having off and on about the business of paying
off student loans. Why should one person who happens to have had a loan
and maybe they're struggling, We get it, but why would they get special
treatment. They don't deserve special treatment. And if you're going to do that
for them, what's the caveat for people who don't have that liability? But
a liability for car loan? Let's say, so, now the government's going
to pay off your car loan. Does that make sense? It makes them
be nice. But the free cars for everyone rely on us more so when
the bottom drops out, right, exactly, you're all members of the state.
There's another name in the news, This every word throial pops up.
Bill Cosby has been sued in Nevada by nine women who claim they were drugged
and assaulted by him. Is this ever going to stop? I don't.
I just with him. I find it. It's sad much anything else to
think. It's just sad for victims. Yeah, And it also begs the
question, though, too, of every victim deserves justice, real victims,
not anybody who's lying about anything. Real victims deserve justice. But at the
same time, when the assailant or the ute unquoe criminal is somebody say like
maybe nearing death or really it wouldn't even withstand three weeks in prison because they
just their health isn't there. Is it worth it to keep pursuing just for
the peace of mind for the victims. That's one of those kind of maybe
a good conversation, where do you think having where do you think? Yeah?
I think victims deserve justice. They sure do, and they don't always
get it, frankly, because the system in some ways is rigged, as
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McCartney in the Beatles as being American treasures. However, they were the enemy.
They came from Britain, right, and McCartney has become actually a great
American in many ways. I find him to be just a very interesting,
clever and compelling human being. He was, you know, he's always being
interviewed, he's like eighty years old. He's not like he is eighty years
old. And he was asked how he's the what's the longevity routine here?
And he said, one of the things is not to do a three hour
concert staying up on stage. He recalls the yeah, yeah, well,
you know, he came from that era in the fifties and sixties when rock
and roll music became popular. Dick Clark started what he called a Dick Clark
caravan in the late nineteen fifties when he put all of the rock and rollers
on a bus and they'd travel around. They never stayed in a hotel.
They'd perform and then they slept in the bus and they just kept going all
summer long, from city to city to city, forty fifty cities, sometimes
more than that. And can you imagine what that bus must the smell like
after spending a month and a half, two months on the thing, sleeping
on it everybody. But also there's that many people. You only have an
opportunity for maybe one song, two songs, right, if you're sing the
hits right, they sang the hitch. So now he says he loves He
lovingly says he blames Bruce Springsteen for what's going on now, Taylor Swift and
these other people who were doing two, three, sometimes four hour concerts,
and a lot of those three four hour concerts include an opening act Bruce Springstein.
No, no, he's like, I'm doing this whole thing myself.
And there are even times where an Eric Church does us too, where the
band will leave and they are on the stage by themselves doing a few songs,
and it's like they even give they even give their crew a break while
they keep good. They keep going. Beyonce does thirty songs, takes two
and a half hours to do that. So anyway, well, Cartney was
reliving the days when it was it was customary for everybody to do three four
songs or whatever they hits were, and then get off the stage and the
next person came on. Not so much today. Also in celebrity news that's
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the story between the story. It looks to me like this may be a
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He Leo was house sitting and he was found dead in a chair with
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