Feb. 21, 2025
Feb 21st-Sticky Buns, Alka Seltzer, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Kelsey Grammer, Alan Rickman, Mary Chapin Carpenter,
Todays co-host is Angel Giacomo, Author, The Jackson Mackenzie book series https://thejacksonmackenziechronicles.godaddysites.com/ You can also check Angel out on Goodreadsreads https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/20447913.Angel_Giacomo...
Todays co-host is Angel Giacomo, Author, The Jackson Mackenzie book series https://thejacksonmackenziechronicles.godaddysites.com/ You can also check Angel out on Goodreadsreads https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/20447913.Angel_Giacomo
National Sticky Buns day. Entertainment from 1974. Washington Monument completed, Alka Seltzer went on sale, NASCAR founded. Todays birthdays - Rue McClanahan, Alan Rickman, Tyne Daly, William Petersen, Kelsey Grammer, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Billy Baldwin, Jennifer Love Hewitt. Billy Graham died.
Intro - God did good - Diana Corcoran https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
Sticky Bun - Kidzone
Pillow talk - Zayn
Home alone tonight - Luke Bryan Karen Faircdhild
Alka Seltzer commercial
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/
Golden Girls TV theme
CSI TV theme
Frazier TV theme
Down at the twist and shout - Mary Chapin Carpenter
How do I deal - Jennifer Love Hewitt
Exit - Waffle House - Bobby Cool
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Hey, hello everyone, I am Jeff and welcome to history
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in fact that he's about today. Now, I don't want
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to sound like that old guy who stands on your
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yard saying, hey, get up my yard. No, okay, I
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don't think that bad of you. But I really do
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think the younger generations they're missing out on reading, I
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mean books. Now, there's something really cool about just reading
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a good book and then that author take you for
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that story. And we do have a great co his
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co author today or a cola. We have a great
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author today. He's co hosting about us. Angel, Why don't
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you tell us about yourself?
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I am My name is Angel Chiakimo. Prior to starting
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to write, I was a police officer for twenty eight
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years and a lot of different jobs on a department
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from I was a fatality traffic invosser for seven years.
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I was also a bomb dog handler, where I spent
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ten lovely weeks at Lackland Air Force Base in the
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federal program with the TSA, learning how to handle a
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bomb dog. And then the rest of my career has
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been spent as a field officer, basically what you call
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a beat officer in a patrol car.
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That'll be interesting to hear throughout this show. Let's see
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today is February twenty first. Did you know what February
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twenty first is?
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No, I don't.
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It's National Sticky Bond's Day.
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Sticky sticky bonds.
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They were brought to America by German immigrants around the
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eighteen fiftiest to start out in the Philadelphia area. Now
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you can call them sticky buns, cinnamon rolls, or caramel rolls,
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monkey bread now mar monkey bread, that's my favorite. Now,
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all of them are awesome. But are they healthy? Oh
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hell no. Well, also, you spent on spending a little
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extra time on the gym. Tomorrow you et your sticky buns. Surprisingly,
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none of the big chains like Cinnabond or anything like
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that or have any deals, but a lot of the
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local bakeries are having deals celebrating the sticky buns today.
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All right, this is going on entertainment. On February twenty first,
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let's about year twenty sixteen. Number one album was Anti
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by Rihanna Zane had the number one song with pillow
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Talk bucking ear body. No, it's a paradise scene. It's
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so awesome.
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It's a paradise and it's a hello chow hi, helloly
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my hella.
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The number one country song was home Alone Tonight in.
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A start to stop a nine weed wall guess so
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put your train down though your camera round.
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It's not a payback picture you.
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To my ex'll send me to send them up.
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The text saying we angle and long to Number one
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book was Morning Star by Pierce Brown. Top movie was Deadpool,
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a mercenario. He gets experienced on experience, well, he becomes immortal,
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but he has hideous scars all over, so now he
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has to go after the guy who destroyed his looks.
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Stars Ryan Reynolds, Marina Bakaran, and TJ. Miller. So Angel
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has a twenty eight year old plice veteran. Can you
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watch any TV shows or movies and not kind of
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cringe with the way that the police acts?
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Oh gosh. I had a hard time watching television and
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movie police shows because I have to critique him for
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all the things that they do wrong.
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So in your twenty eight years, I have PLA police
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changed a lot over those twenty years. Eight years.
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Huh oh yeah. Ideas, when I first started out on
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the police department, we didn't have computers in our cars.
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We were tied solely to the radio. That's how you
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got your calls. And then about the year two thousand,
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two thousand and two, somewhere rounding there, we got the
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rocky laptop computers that didn't really do a lot. You've
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got your calls and you could write your reports because
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up until that point we hand wrote everything, right, And
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then that has slowly evolved until now they're completely just
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a laptop computer that has a ruggedized laptop. But you
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could buy it, you know that anybody could buy and
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it runs off a my Fi through Varis and that's
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how our department does it. And it's completely internet based
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and you can research and that's how we get all
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our calls now.
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So they're spoiling.
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Yeah, they're spoiled, considering when I came on everything all
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your reports were on paper and handwritten. I would brace
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my cutboard against my steering wheel, and that's how I
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would handwrite my report for the night.
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I believe it all right. Let's see what happened on
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February twenty. First, it was a big day for those
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on the far left. In eighteen forty eight, Karl Marx
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and Friedrich Ingeles they published the Communist manifesto. Now it
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wasn't published in Russia. No, they didn't have the freedom
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to do that, so they published it in London, England.
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Kind of ironic. Eighteen fifty seven the United States, they
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outlined foreign currency from being used as legal money. So
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basically what that means is like when you get a
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Canadian quarter over here and you get really mad. Yeah,
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back before eighteen fifty seven they would have to take it.
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Now no more so. Now that's why you get mad
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with those Canadian quarters. Eighteen sixty six, Lucy Ovs she
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became the first woman to become a dentist. Yeah, she
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got her DDS degree, that's the doctor of Dental Science.
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You ever been to the Washington Memorial in Washington, D C.
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Matter of fact, I had. I went there in twenty
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twenty two. I took my friends from that came to
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visit me from Italy and one of the places we
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went was Washington, D C. And yes, I have seen
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the Washington Monument.
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Is it impressive?
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It's very impressive, extremely impressive. In fact, you can see
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when you go to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial wall one
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into the wall, you can look down the wall and
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you see and right there at the end you see
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the Washington Monument.
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That sounds pretty cool.
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That is pretty cool. It is very cool.
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They started building it in eighteen forty eight, but then
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they ran out of money in eighteen fifty four. Able
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to start back up after the Civil War in eighteen
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seventy seven, finally finished today in eighteen eighty five five
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hundred and fifty five feet. At the time it was
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the tallest building in the world. Tiffel Tower passed it
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pretty quick. Four years later it was nine ud and
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eighty four feet. But the Washington Monument is still the
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tallest I believe obelisk in the world. And it's still
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the largest stone structure in the world. You think the Pyramids,
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no tallest pyramids four and fifty feet. In nineteen sixteen
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and World War One, the Battle over Dona begun. It
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was over in France. It was the longest battle of
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World War One, lasted nine months, over a million casualties
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over the time.
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Fuloph what do we leave it ISoP.
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Is bis What do we leave it is?
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Doctor Miles Medison Company in Elkhart, Indiana started so Alpusaus
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today nineteen thirty one. Bayer brought him out in nineteen
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seventy eight, did you stay up and watch the Daytona
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five hundred yesterday?
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I said, I did.
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Gout of a wild finish, wasn't it?
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That was a will finish? It was a very well finish.
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Do you have a favorite NASCAR driver?
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No, I just enjoyed watching my brother. My brother used
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to love Jeff. My very loved Jeff Gordon. He was
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a big giant Jeff Gordon fan. He had this Jeff
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Jordan worship pool in his house. But I just pretty
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much watched it to watch it, maybe watch the skills
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and the crashes and the and just just for enjoyment.
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That's cool. In nineteen forty eight, Bill Franz he founded
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NASCAR in Daytona Beach, Florida. NASCAR stands for National Association
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for Stock Car Out of Racing. Nineteen sixty eight, Major
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League Baseball, they announced that the minimum salary a player
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would get for playing a season ten thousand dollars. Here
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in two n in and twenty five minimum salary a player
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will get seven and sixty thousand dollars. It's kind of
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like the increased police got right in Yemen. In Yemen,
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the government they promised free elections and they delivered. It
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was in twenty twelve voters went to the post to
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elect their new president. Well when they got there, there
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was only Nam number one one name on the ballot,
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and that was the current vice Presidentepepe.
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Dope showing Dish Shibbert day.
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He left Shiver.
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We got Simpletae Dish Shibbert's day.
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And you know, we don't do so until after all
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those years of police work, you kind of went into
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the entertainment business. A little bit after that, you became
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a writer. Correct.
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I started actually writing while I was still on the
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department in twenty sixteen. That's when I started my book series,
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The Jackson McKenzie Chronicles. I'd spent four years writing it
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because it took me a lot of research, because I
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did a lot of research into the Vietnam War, which
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is where it works starts based out of and because
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it was so such a heavy research it took four
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years to write.
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I believe it because if you read those Jackson McKenzie books, man,
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it's kind of like the people you haven't read them.
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It's kind of like Tom Clancy. She really knows her stuff.
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She's not as worthy as Tom Clancy. Though she is disappointed. Well,
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you can tell that she's fired a lot of those
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guns and been around some of those armaments and stuff
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that she's talking about.
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our department where we are issued AR fifteens, so and
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we have to learn how to shoot them and how
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to clean them and tactically maneuver with them as well
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as well as as well as with our Service West
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weapon which is now a block nine millimere Block seventeen.
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Okay, so you know your weapons. I bet somebody who
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doesn't know our weapons though.
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Thank you for being travel down a little again. Your
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heart is true. You're the plan of.
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Actress Rue McClanahan. She's born in Hilton, Oklahoma. You know
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where that is? Yes, I do, far from Tulsa.
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A a couple of hours.
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He's probably the biggest thing that came out of town, right, Well, we.
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Have quite a few famous actors and stuff come out
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of Oklahola.
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I'm just talking to hilltown, Hilton.
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She was born in nineteen thirty four. She started out
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on Broadway, best known for TV. Started out on the
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daytime soap operas and she was on MOD for six years,
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best known for playing Blants on The Golden Girl Rue.
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She was fifty one when she started playing Blants. She
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was supposed to be a lot older, though made over
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to fifty TV movies. She had one son from her
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first husband. She was married to her six husband when
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she died in twenty ten at seventy six years old
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from a brain hemorrhage. Actor Alan Reichman. He was born
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in London, England in nineteen forty six. Started out doing Shakespeare,
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then Broadway and he decided to make some money, so
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we went into the movies. First movie he played Hans
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Gruber in the movie Diehard. All police are kind of
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like John or Bruce Millis's right, oh yeah.
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All right. Then Alan, he did Dogma. I think his
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best movie is Galaxy Quest. He has several snap in
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all those Harry Potter movies. Got married in nineteen seventy seven.
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He died from pink credit cancer in twenty sixteen at
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sixty nine years old. Owud Actress Tyan Daily Do as
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a copp woman and Cagney and Lisa that would.
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Be what that's the prob That was in the nineties. Yeah,
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it's still a typical police program that doesn't get anything right,
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just like all the others. Okay, here, I'll tell you
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when my pet thieves about police programs, But what about
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about TV's TV shows when they get into a gunfight
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and they shoot someone and then they go on to
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the next scene and continue on with the investigation. Right,
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that doesn't happen. That doesn't happen.
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would be on administrative believe at that point.
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Well, Tyne Daily, she's seventy nine. She's born to Madison,
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Wisconsin in nineteen forty six. Her young brother is actually
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Tim Dalton, and she's done a lot of Broadway. It's
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not nominated for Tony's three times. She won once on TV.
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but then she did Judging Amy later on. Her biggest
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movie was another police movie. She starred with Clint Eastwood
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in The Enforcer. She was married for twenty four years
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and they divorced and then had three kids together. Yeah,
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sure right, that was the whop. But it was also
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