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You're listening to the downbeat. I'm
ninety seven to one the freak. You

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know this one, Mike, This
sounds like a popular sitgom sitcom from the

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early nineteen nineties. This is a
fat, dark country song from the early

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nineties. So very close is this? Used to be a cowboy? This

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is should have been a cowb should
have been a cowboy? What if it

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used to have been? Yeah?
Used to have been a cowboy? Should

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have been a cowboy? He I
do know this one. He hascidd to

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be a country singer. I guess
or fun fact about Toby Keith who passed

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away. That's the breaking news this
morning from More, Oklahoma. Dad at

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the age of sixty two. He
was going to be a petroleum engineer,

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which normally leave it up. Crank
it cuties please. I should have been

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a cowboy, I mean, should
have learned a road. Okay, we're

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in my six suit riding. It's
already weird because I've never listen to Toby

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Keith, or I've never really thought
of him as much more than a kind

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of a country music punchline representation of
songs that I don't listen to. But

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already you play that. I'm like, all right, it's not terrible that

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nineties and that's look, that's that's
a good era of country music. It

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is nineties country is great. I
want to learn and now you have to.

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No, I'm not gonna put a
lot of time into this, but

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this, I mean, this is
someone's hearing this right now for the first

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time. And yes, hearing that. Toby Keith passed away this morning or

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last night maybe, but it was
announced just three hours ago on their official

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Twitter accounts. So that's why this
is gonna be the most important thing in

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the world. Kevin, Oh it
is. Yeah, we'll do the intro

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for it. Okay, this sounds
like a terbly Keith song mid career.

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Who I get time to beat your
ass? That's pretty good, Tobe.

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Hispanics. That's a tease. The
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famous incredibly funny with their famous cat
phrase from Bob Costas. There's like thirty

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of them on there. I laughed
for ten minutes. That led Zeppelin gum.

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Yeah, it's so good. Not
a lot there. You'll be dazed

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and confused with flavor. Led Zeppelin
gum the most important thing in the world,

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as we told you. The death
of Toby Keith, country music star.

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Also bigger WWE fan Mike all Right
loved wristling. It's also weirdly he

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was a fan of the Pittsburgh Steelers. The thing you should know about Toby

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Keith outside of his music career,
I think if you're having trouble visioning him,

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I think a lot of people probably
do know. But there are people

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in our audience who may have never
heard of him, seen him. Maybe

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they've heard the name, don't know
Toby Keith had one of the more powerful

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mullets of our era. I mean, we're talking Kenny Powers like. It

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was a superior mullet, big curly
locks. It is older days. I

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think he had not gone that path, But in the nineties when he was

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first coming through, he had a
mullet like no other. I'm looking up

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pictures. I didn't. I don't
know that. Yeah, that looks like

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the main of a lion. He
doesn't. That is incredible, Oklahoma Lion.

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It is his first album, Toby
Keith. He's really rocking it.

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And then he's got another album called
Boomtown that was really good in the early

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nineties. We'll play a little bit
for you at seven thirty. We had

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a minute ago, a couple of
calls if you went a weigh in on

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this or this is as has affected
you in an emotional way or not two

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and four or eight one seven seven
eight seven one nine seven to one.

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I think Danny Rode up a good
point too. He might have been a

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little misunderstood politically, and I think
he you know, he played Trump's inaugural

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rally, so you know when you
do that, or one just assumes that

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you're that and you're forever that,
but he was not always like hardcore you

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know, or right you know or
anything like that. He played for George

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Bush, Barack Obama, and Donald
Trump. Yeah, he self proclaimed independent.

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He claimed his political views were described
as a Democratic Democrat conservative or conservative

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democrat. So he liked to kind
of, you know, exist in the

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middle. And how can you really
fault a dude for that where everybody is

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picking a side and going to farther
extremes of that side. I don't know.

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I think sometimes maybe a centrist way
of being measured and considering everybody's thoughts

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and opinions as being valid is maybe
not a bad idea. I think he

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was pretty misunderstood, and he did
get like a lot of people at that

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time. I think a lot of
people, because of the emotion that surrounded

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the attack on our nation in two
thousand and one, probably made a lot

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of choices under emotional duress. And
I think that his response to in song

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to that event with what was the
name of that tune, the Courtesy the

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Red, White, and Blue.
Yeah, I always called it, get

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boot in your ass. I'll give
you a little bit of that. Can

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I give the x's and o's just
as we're kind of breaking the news.

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Yeah, yeah, so yeah.
Toby Keith, sixty two years old,

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passed away. He passed peacefully on
Monday night, his family shared on a

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statement posted on Twitter. Keith was
diagnosed with stomach cancer in twenty twenty two.

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They said, quote, Tobe Keith
passed peacefully last night, February fifth,

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surrounded by his family. He fought
his fight with grace and courage,

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and please respect the privacy of his
family at this time, they say.

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He did speak about his cancer diagnosis
in September of twenty twenty three at the

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People's Choice Country Awards, and at
the time he said his cancer struggle is

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a little bit of a roller coaster. You get good days. You know,

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you're up down, up, down. It's always zero to sixty and

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sixty to zero. But I feel
good today, It's what he said,

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and he was joined on the red
carpet by his wife in nearly forty years,

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Trishia Lucas and then Yeah, December
twenty three played his first official headlining

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show since his diagnosis. That was
in Las Vegas, and he was in

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good spirits and all that, and
yeah, I ended up some coming to

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cancer. Just on Monday, evening. Yeah, so yeah, I mean

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it's just sad and he what a
battle too. It seems like he'd kind

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of gone at it for hardcore for
a couple of years and like we'd mentioned

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earlier, kind of faded out of
out of our consciousness. And I was

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pretty shocked to open up my computer
this morning and the lead story everywhere Toby

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Keith passed away of stomach cancer.
But kind of to complete the thought on

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you know, we're maybe opinions changed
on him, is when he, you

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know, did the Red, White
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the time, and depending on where
you stood on all that stuff, he

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either loved it or hated it.
And that's just a shame because I don't

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think that's what he was all about. I mean, he was just a

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regular dude from Oklahoma. He wasn't
one of those made by Nashville stars.

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You know, he earned his stripes. He in that industry. You know

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it was an oil field guy and
had a decent acumen for music. And

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I'll tell more of his story later
on in Dingo's Morning News. But he

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kind of walked back a lot of
that stuff later in life too. You

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know, he got in a big
battle with a verbal battle with what's her

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name from the Dixie Chicks. They
were called that at the time, the

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Chicks now Natalie Mains Yeah, And
there was some real venom spun back and

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forth between the two. And he
looked back on that time later on he

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goes, Yeah, it's kind of
embarrassing to think that I let myself get

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wrapped up so much and that conjecture
and backbiting and stuff like that. So,

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you know, it seems like the
guy was a pretty pretty centrist measured

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dude overall. That just uh,
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did. Man, we were that
affected a nation, man, No,

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no doubt. He was very good
about going to visit the troops to you

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know, all over the place during
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last two decades, you know,
And that song was huge, But he

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had other songs too that were kind
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was pretty huge about ten years ago
called American Soldier and things like that.

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So he had a bunch of but
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you know, across the world and
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I think that's something he really cared
about Everybody probably cared about that more

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than any of the politics. Let's
go, we had a Mike and Gravevine

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on the line. Let's say what's
the way and what's up? Mike?

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How you doing? Man? Oh, what's up? Guys. I'm a

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little heartbroken this morning about Tobe Key's
pass. And to be honest with you,

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guys, man like Mikey and uh, you guys know, I'm a

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marine veteran sixteen years Uh and you
know it was in the Marine Corps where

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nine to eleven happened. And uh, you know, he just uh true

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American man to me, he spocus, spoke his mind. And basically what

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I loved about Tobac Keith is,
uh he's supported of the troops a lot,

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like you said, Kevin, and
uh yeah, man, he's gonna

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be sorely missed, especially through the
veteran community because we all respected him for

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that. Can I ask what,
because you know, I don't even know

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last year whatever we talked, you
know, what we were doing on nine

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to eleven. But being in the
Marine Corps on nine to eleven had to

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be quite a unique experience. Where
were you physically and how that go down?

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Yeah? It was crazy, Mike
you. I was an instructor at

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the School of Infantry at Kempdlton in
California, and uh we we basically we

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had some uh some trainings that we
were training putting through. I thought the

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taught the on infantry guys. So
basically everybody else besides infantry they come for

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like a seventeen day course and uh
we were out there at the range and

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we showed up and our company gunny
sergeant was like, Hey, I need

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to get all the instructures together and
basically got us all together and told us

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what happened and said that the Pentagon
had get hit two. If you have

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any family members that are that were
there, if you want to go home

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and call them, or if you
want to call them, go ahead,

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take your time, which I do. I did at the time have a

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cousin who was a Navy officer that
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and uh but yeah, that's that's
where I was. And uh,

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I'll never forget it. Man.
It was quite an experience and seeing the

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video footage and all that stuff and
on a I guess kind of funny note

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all of us. Instructor was like
hey, start major. We want to

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get out of here where y'all want
to go. We want to go over

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there and fight. And he's like, y'all leave, who's going to train

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everybody? We're like, well,
I'll don't figure it out. You know,

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we wanted to go get paidback,
man. So yeah, yeah,

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emotional time. Let me ask you
this and maybe you obviously had a lot

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of buddies at the time. So
when Toby was, you know, doing

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this kind of I know it could
be perceived by some as like a more

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of like a gingoistic anthems. Do
you did you ever get the sense that

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what did you feel like he was
truly authentic about it? Or did you

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ever kind of question It's like,
I wonder if this guy is just trying

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to capitalize on the emotions of a
nation for uh, you know, to

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to write these songs knowing how popular
they're going to be because we were kind

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of galvanized as a nation then for
for profit. Was that ever something that

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crossed your mind, because I know
he was accused of that in the media,

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right Danny me personally, No,
I did post something on Facebook earlier

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on my own page, and one
of my buddies that's from Oklahoma, that's

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all about Oklahoma. Was like,
yeah, I never really got into him.

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And every time we'd go into chowel
and they played that song, he

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was like, We're kind of like
okay, you know, but everybody perceived

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it and takes it different and that's
fine. But me personally, no,

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I never did. I do.
Remember while I was then also to my

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uh my cousin, I don't I'm
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So I had two cousins that grew
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had two daughters at the time that
were like ten and eight, and uh,

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they were very talented girls. And
when I came home one time,

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they basically put on me are uh
one of the American Soldier and they basically

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sing it to me because they uncle
Mike's solim, you know, and we

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love him and support him and this
and that. So but yeah, just

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you know, people's different take on
it, and that's fine, you know.

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Yeah, I think, well,
first of all, Mike, thank

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you, thank you for calling in
and waiting on this. Good to see

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you and the wife the other night
over at Alamo Draft House. Thank you

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for your time, man, Thanks
for listening there you go. Yeah,

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thanks, so appreciate it. Have
a good one. If if you're gonna

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JJ for crank me up for it. If you know, if you're gonna

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do a song like that, make
it aff and banger. You know.

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My problem was always with that Jackson
who sat behind a little acoustic guitar and

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it was so sad. I'll say
this. Keith said, screw that,

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We're gonna kick ass. Let's be
clear. The Toby Keith Red White and

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Blue song. I really doubt that
that was an anthem for the military.

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That was more for the general public, because everyone knows that the soundtrack for

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modern war is Drowning Pool. It's
not Toby Keith, our local friends Drowning

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Pool who love Rollertown beer weirdly,
which is you know their balls. Okay,

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here here's this. You'd be sorry
that you messed with you, miss,

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because we have put a boot in
your ass. It's Sam Conway.

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Put your name at the Tommaha bless
and standsted shack miss and eagle will man.

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That's gone on me. When you
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it'll be like the whole line's raining
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I mean it sounds like a like
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you start the song, you know
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But Uncle Sam put your name on
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the Statue of Liberty started shaking her
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Okay, I don't know this song's
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boot in your ass. That is
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how we are gonna whoop your ass. Yeah, yeah, at war.

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We're good at war. We're really
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I you heard. I've heard that's
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and it's hard to change stamps on
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I'm not. But that's a funny
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Lyrics are pretty crazy. Yeah,
we'll have more on this at seven thirty

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eight thirty. Let us do about
the day if you guys went await and

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keep on shooting your text in and
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eight seven seven one. But now
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let's do birthdays. Okay, Because
he joins the list if his death date,

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it's very important. Well, it's
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birthdays not death dates. Damn it. Do you have the amount of people

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whose birthdays today but they are dead
is shocking. It's a lot, and

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it's all huge names. Let's go
blow us away, Kevin, Bob Marley

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would have been seventy nine. This
new movie looks interesting. I think what

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JJ next week? Yes, I
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think they're gonna screw it up?
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when they do music biopics. You
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than they used to be. Maybe, I don't know, like they don't

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do they blow them still? I
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great. Frankly, as much as
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I don't, I don't know enough
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to learn dude. There's a uh
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documentary on him in the making of
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His story is fascinating and I hope
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about Bob and not just the you
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everybody that I knew when I was
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CD, which is just a compilation
greatest hit probably what I have. Yeah,

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there's so much more to him.
It's it's mind blowing. He died

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of cancer, right, yes,
but he also was shot. Yes,

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he survived the shooting. Yes.
See, I don't I need to learn.

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Yeah, it's a it's a wild
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was the guy that they interviewed?
Was that his son? That was that

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was Damien? That was Damien at
the Grammys? I thought it was I

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thought he said it was Damien.
Okay, that was Ziggy's always around too.

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because his Jamaican accent was so pronounced. Where's that on the accent ranking board?

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I kind of love it. I
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across from me, he just moved
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was Lincoln and he was a Jamaican
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for twenty twenty five years. Wild
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and have some whiskey with him every
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bottle of a Crown Royal, Crown
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on me. But to hear him
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you know, it sounded it sounded
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Pretty badass. Yeah. I always
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when I grew up Miami, I
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badass linebacker. That's right. And
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grand grand kid whatever whatever worked out, and you're just thumping people at the

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you that's wild. Yeah, what
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lot of people in that family.
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bit later in the show. And
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died this week. Family man,
my god. Yeah, tweeted about him

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or reposted something about him. We
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or something. I need to Scientist
Spencer Silver would have been eighty three.

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He invented the post it note in
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ninety. Wait a minute, he
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The adhesive on the back of the
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glue that stays until you take it
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interesting invention, actually it is.
Rip Torn's ninety three. Have you gut

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seen the Larry Sanders show? Not
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in that, probably a terrible human, but great. Josh Agabor would have

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been one o seven from Green Acres. Ronald Reagan would have been one thirteen.

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Well I'm still alive. Nancy and
I are doing crack cocaine in heaven.

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Okay, just say no. Bavery
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Damn the steak diet his when his
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year, his whole like his normal
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Insane The amount of stuff he ate. Can you imagine the amount of undigested

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meat in his colon the day he
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like thirty seven pounds of old meat. I asked Norm back in the day,

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how he thinks Babe Ruth would do
right now? And he's like forty

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home runs. Oh my god,
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And then we got to a long
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laughed so hard. So we're like, what if Mike Trout was zapped back

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into nineteen forty or whatever a year, We're like, they would have burned

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him as a witch. Oh my
god, he can fly. Like if

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Mike Trout zap back in a Babe
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babeper Man? He tryptonite. Aaron
Burr would have been to sixty eight.

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Aaron Burr known for killing Alexander Hamilton. That's right, they had a getting

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charged for it. Did they have
a duel? A duel and a duet

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coming soon to your streaming networks maybe
Thursday. Avera Brown would have been one

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twelve. She married Hitler for about
forty hours and took the cyanide pill.

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He shot himself. Christoffery's thirty nine
former MAVs, Oh yeah, and Kardashian,

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Yes boy? Right, Mike what
har Mar Superstar? Oh yeah?

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Got a restless leg, a restless
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do you what do you say?
Man? Joining the Great list of musicians.

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He looked like Ron Jeremy and he
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He's great, an entertaining show.
Saw him at Club Dotta. Yeah,

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I think he took a shirt off. He always takes a shirt off and

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does a weird handstand mid performance.
He's amazing and canceled. Yeah, oh

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really, what happened? Everybody in
that Minnesota alt music scene got wiped out,

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and a decade ago I did not
know this had their way with him.

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Yeah, man, lady you shot
me as a jam. Oh my

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goshot I saw it in a concert
in someone's screaming, play lady, you

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shot me and he just finally stopped
and he was like, I'm gonna play

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my most popular song. Everyone chill, shut up. I don't play it.

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Later he left was a Club Dotta. Well, he left the show

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early because some guy in the front
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when he was up there in underwear. Yeah right, I remember that wasn't

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me, wouldn't me. Yeah,
he has a few allegations there. He

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he tried to. He wrote a
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Lo, proving again that her career
as a scam and much more other birthdays

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fifty one Amy Robock don't know her
for her affair on Good Morning America.

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Three. No, I don't know
anything. You just said. You know

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the Amy Robot story from last year
What's good Morning? Where at three?

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It was like the third one?
What? I don't remember the story?

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He always look talking to Bob Marley's
kid right now? Uh Rick Astley fifty

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eight. Kind of good, honestly, kind of good. Just issue the

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line, I'm not doing it.
I'm not doing it. Come on.

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Axel Rose is sixty two, Oh
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the same age as Toby Keith Weird, Richie Ziscus seventy five and Tom Brokecaw's

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eighty four. Tom Broke call,
what's a tough word for him to say?

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Brewery brewery. I'm Tom Brokecall,
I'm the roller Town Brewery for what

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was the ABC, CBS, NBC. I'm Tom brokecall and brewrew they're forgetting.

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They're all farge that eaten by a
pack of wolves today, he was

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delicious. That's enough. You guys
did good? All right? Doctor Gold's

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up next, but also Juicy MAV's
trade rumor from our own mark Stein.

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We'll discuss next on ninety seven,
one tho