Feb. 21, 2026

Feb 22nd – National Margarita Day, George Washington, Tallest Human Ever, Steve Irwin & Drew Barrymore

Feb 22nd – National Margarita Day, George Washington, Tallest Human Ever, Steve Irwin & Drew Barrymore
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Celebrate National Margarita Day with a fun dive into history, pop culture, and today’s famous birthdays.
We rewind to Entertainment from 1966, plus wild and fascinating factoids:
• The last time Great Britain was invaded
• The first dog race track
• The day the U.S. officially received Florida from SpainBirthday spotlights include:
George Washington, Robert Young, Robert Wadlow (the tallest human ever), Guy Mitchell, Julie Walters, Kyle MacLachlan, Steve Irwin, and Drew Barrymore.
We also remember the passing of Andy Warhol.Music lineup features:
  • Intro: God Did Good – Dianna Corcoran diannacorcoran.com
  • One Margarita – Luke Bryan
  • Lightning Strikes – Lou Christie
  • There Goes My Everything – Jack Greene
  • Birthdays: In Da Club – 50 Cent   50cent.com
  • Rock‑A‑Billy – Guy Mitchell
  • Exit: First Shots on Me – Christie Lamb   christielamb.com
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Hi everyone, I am Jeff and welcome to History and Facto.

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It's about today. Visit in by Cool Media. It's February,

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the twenty second e the Doll shooting tangles, who cares

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look at it all days, Tom Treason in the sunlight

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stream and Belade.

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After two three loa shocks.

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It is National Margherita Day. Oh they're pretty simple. Tequila,

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triple second, lime juice. If you're making up, just remember

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the three two to one row. Three parts to quila,

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two parts triple second, one part lime juice. In nineteen

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thirty eight, a famous Broadway dancer named Marjorie King. She

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was partying with her friends down in Baja Mexico, but

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she was pretty much allergic to most types of alcohol

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except tequila. Well, Danny Herrera, he owned a bar down there.

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Now he wanted to help her party with the friends,

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so he created the margarita. Yeah, so she could drink. Well,

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our friends tried it, they out loved it, and then

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the margaritas they took off as they all told their

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famous celebrity fans back in the New York Broadway scene. Now,

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other people they have claimed to have invented the margarita

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over theres but none of them go back as far

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as nineteen thirty eight, so I'm giving Donny all the

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credit for it. So have fun drinking your margharitas today.

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All right, this is going on in entertainment On February

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the twenty second. Back in nineteen sixty six, number one

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album was Whipped Cream and Other Delights by Herb Albert's

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Tijuana Bass Lucris. Do you have the numb one song

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with Lightning Strikes? Jack Green? He had the number one

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country song with there Goes My Everything.

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Oh My Dream There Cole Smile.

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The number one book was The Source by James Mitchener.

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The top movie was Harper. Paul Newman was Harper. He

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was a private eye Lawn because she was a really

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rich woman. She's Toy Newman or she hired Newman to

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go find her kidnapped husband. Nineteen eighty nine. The Grammy Awards,

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they got their very first rap Emmy. They went oh,

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hard school, gangster, rap man, carm It's all.

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The same, no matter Tom the plates. They don't understand

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that are going to make some mistakes. So toil you are.

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The kids all across the lake.

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They don't need to argue.

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Parents just don't understand.

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DJ Jazzy Jeff and the French press to Prince s

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Prince they took on that first wrap out our Grammy Award. Yeah,

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parents just don't understand. They beat out Hello Cool J

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and his song going back to Cali and Salt and

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Pepper with their song Pushy all right. See it happened

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in February the twenty second, seventeen ninety seven. It was

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the last time anyone tried to invade Great Britain. France

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decided they wanted to take Great Britain down, but they

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knew they couldn't do it alone. So but they didn't

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figure out that if they invaded. They thought the Irish

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wouldjoin them in their fight. See the Irish and the

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Great Britain. Yeah, they didn't get along so good. So

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what France was gonna do. They were gonna launch two forces. Now,

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one would land in Ireland and the other would land

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in Great Britain and then they would all meet up.

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And they were also going to put a small diversionary

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force out in Wales to try and distract them a

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little bit. But bad weather get the two main forces

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from landing. But that small diversion force, Yeah, I did

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land over in Wales. Now, those guys that remember, they

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were just a bunch of guys. They plucked up the

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streets pretty much. They didn't they were the diversionary forces.

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They didn't give a crap about those guys. So when

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they got there on the land, yeah, they all just

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broke rack and took off and headed into town. Yeah,

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they started looting all the farmers and all that kind

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of stuff. Say, but the locals, yeah, they weren't going

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to put up with that. No. So as it turned out,

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those French soldiers, they said the locals were down right mean. Say,

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the guys were actually trying to take all the booze

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that they could get. So all night and all day

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in that town it was called fish guard Whales. You

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could see women with brooms chasing guys in French soldier

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uniforms all around town. But where they to get up

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to the British army that something was going on down there.

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So just like the French had predicted British soldiers, they

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did respond. Then when they arrived, fifteen hundred French soldiers,

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they were marched to them by a bunch of women

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and black cats carrying brooms. Now, the French decided they

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were just going to surrender, but six hundred of them

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had off. Those women scared them so much they had

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it off across the country side. They have never seen

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them again. Oh word got out, and no one's tried

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to invade Great Brittin ever since. Then eighteen nineteen, the

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Adams Orness Treaty assigned. It was between Spain and the

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United States. The United States had got Florida. See, Spain

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wanted the United States to pay five million dollars for Florida.

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The people of Florida they did not like being controlled

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by Spain at all, and since eighteen ten they had

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been terrorizing the Spanish authorities that were there. It was

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so bad that Spanish were just looking for a way

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to get out of there. So the spain Is authorities

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they claimed that the Florida terrorists they had actually cost

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five million dollars in damage to assets that were owned

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by Spain. So they told the United States, you pay

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and you can have Spain. They signed the treaty and

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the Spanish authorities left. US authorities they went down to

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Florida and they told the Fortia says, all right, you know,

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Spain five million dollars. Now, we ain't paying it for you,

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so you better pass the hat or do something, because

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you're gonna have to pay Spain all that money. People

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in Florida said, screw you, We're not paying them. The

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United States went okay, they went back to Spain and said, sorry, dude,

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they won't pay up. That's how we got Florida for free.

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Eighteen fifty six, the first national meeting of the Republican

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Invention was though it was in Pittsburgh John Reid, he

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is considered the father of American golf. It was today

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in eighteen eighty eight. Yeah, he demonstrated golf for the

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very first time in the United States. It was at

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a cow pastor and yunkers in New York, London, England,

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nineteen oh seven. The first taxi kasm meters started running

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nineteen twenty in Emoryville, California. The first time they ever

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used an artificial rabbit at the dog racing track. Now

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at every dog racing track across the nation. After that,

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all the mechanical rabbits were always called rusty. Last year

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probably you probably ever went to a dog track, but

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see the mechanical rabbit. It was attached to the inside rail,

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and at the beginning of each race, the dogs they

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would be in shoots and then the motorized rabbit would

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just come flying around the track, and then the announcer, Yeah,

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here it goes rush day. And then as he passed

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the dogs, they would drop the gates and the dogs

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of chase Rusty. It actually was funnier than it sounds.

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You actually bet on it. Now there are only two

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dog racing tracks left in the whole entire country. Yeah,

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they're both in West Virginia. Nineteen thirty three, airplanes, they

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were no longer a fly over the White House. Now

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it wasn't a security issue, No, President Franklin Roosevelt, he

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just got tired of the plane was waking him up

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when he was trying to take a namp NASCAR in

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nineteen fifty nine, and the first dayton of five hundred

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was run. Now, it was a good one. Lee, Petty

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and Johnny Bochamp. They finished side by side for a

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photo finish Bob and we there was no camera on

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the finish line. After they interviewed enough people after three days,

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they finally said okay, and they gave it to Petty.

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Doke Co joked joke, sharge, dish shiverth day.

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We're gonna pause. He left this shiverfday. We got simple targe.

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He left this shibirth day. And you know you don't

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give left your birthday?

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Okay. Who was born on February the twenty second Wow?

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The founding father of our country. George Washington was born

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in Pope's Creek, Virginia in seventeen thirty two. He fired

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for the British in the French and Indian Wars. Then

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he led the colonial army in the American Revolution. First

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president of the United States are from seventeen eighty nine

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to seventeen ninety seven. The only president not to live

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in the White House now, Washington he didn't even want

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to be president after the Revolution. He just wanted to

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go back to Mount Vernon. He wanted to grow his

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crops and make his boo. Yeah. Washington was one of

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the biggest distillers in the Tower Country. But he kind

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of caught the attitude, you know, if you want something

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done right, you just got to do it yourself. That's

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why he actually became president. It's not a good thing

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for a country that he did. Now. When George married

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Martha in seventeen fifty nine. She was a widow. He

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adopted her two young children, a boy and a girl.

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George he died in seventeen ninety nine. Now he had

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gotten something that was like strep throat. Now today it

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would have been easily treated with his medicine. Back then

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they used bloodletting, and they think what killed him was

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they took out too much blood. He was sixty seven

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years old. Actor Robert Young was born in Chicago in

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nineteen oh seven. He was an over one hundred movie

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He's been started doing Father Knows Best on the radio

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in nineteen forty nine. Nineteen fifty four they switched it

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from the radio and onto TV, so he was the

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Father who Knows Best until the nineteen sixty nineteen seventies

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played Markets Will Be MD. He was married sixty one

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years when his wife died in nineteen ninety four, and

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they had four daughters. Robert He died from respiratory failure

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in nineteen ninety eight at ninety one years old. Robert

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Wadlow He was born in Alton, Illinois, in nineteen eighteen. Now,

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due to a really messed up pituitary, glen Robert is

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the tallest person in history, grew to eight feet eleven

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point one inches tall. He weighed four and than thirty

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nine pounds, but he was so tall he looked skinny.

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Now.

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He was taller than his dad when he was eight

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years old, so that's when he was six feet when

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he graduated from high school, he's eight foot four inches now.

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He never did stop growing and he never used a wheelchair,

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but he did need braces on his legs to support

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him so he could walk. Then to make a little

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money on the side, he would make promotional appearances, but

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not freak show things. No, not like side you know

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circus side shows or freak shows. No, he actually wore

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like a suit and tie. It was really dignified affair.

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In nineteen forty one of his leg brace was actually

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caused a wound on his ankle that got really badly infected. Yeah,

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he ended up dying from that infection twenty two years old.

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His coffin was eight feet nine inches long, weighed over

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one thousand pounds, took nine to twelve or twelve pallbearers

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and eight assistants in order to carry him in his

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coffinto his grave. Rock Rocky Rock Rock Rock. People from Tennessee,

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then spread on out to the lone prairie, turns me

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in and shot out to me that was God. Mitchell.

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He was born in Detroit nineteen twenty seven. Started out

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singing in big bands, then switched over to pop and rockabilly.

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Sold forty four million records. Some of his biggest hits

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sorry my Heart Cries for You, There's a pawn Shop

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on the corner in pennsil Pittsburgh singing the blues, rockabilly,

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rock guy. He was married to his fourth wife when

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he died in nineteen ninety nine from complications from cancer

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surgery seventy two years old. Actress Julie Walter. She's seventy five.

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She was born in Edge, Boston, England, in nineteen fifty.

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Her first movie was Educating Rita. She was Rita. She

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nominate for an Oscar for it. She's best known though,

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for playing Molly Weasley and all those Harry Potter movies.

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She was also in the Mama Me and Paddington movies.

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Her and her husband they've been together since nineteen eighty

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five and they have one daughter, Julie. She's fighting boo

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cancer and she says she's not gonna stop her. She

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keeps working so good for Julie. After Kyle MacLachlan, and

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he's sixty six. He's born in Yakama, Washington. Now this

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first movie was done. Then he did Blue Velvet at

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the Doors. He played Dale Cooper on Twin Peaks on

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TV and in the movie. He was in six in

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the City for two years. Caley married in two thousand

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and two and they have a son, The Crocodile Hunter

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Steve Irwin. He was born in Upper Fern Tree Gully,

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Australia in nineteen sixty two. His parents they owned a

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small reptile park, so he grew up around snakes and

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lizards and all that kind of stuff. Then he was nine,

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he wrestled his first crocodile. Now, don't freak out, his

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dad was right there.

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Steve.

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He took over the park in nineteen ninety nine. He

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renamed it the Australian Zoe and then it exploded with

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all the attractions he brought in and that caused all

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kinds of guests to come. In nineteen ninety six he

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started the TV show The Crocodile Hunter, seen it over

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one hundred and thirty countries. Now, after being around all

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those crocodiles, all those deadly snakes. In two thousand and six,

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he was swimming with a stingray. Yeah, the bar from

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the Stingrays tell Prista's heart is forty nine years old.

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His wife, his daughter, and his son, they've all kept

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his legacy alive though, promoting conservation and the Australian Zoo.

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Actress Drew Barrymore. She's fifty. She was born in Culver City, California.

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She is part of that really famous Barrymore acting family, Dree.

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She had big in her second movie was et Now

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that allowed her to host Saturday Night Live. She was

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seven years old. She's still the youngest person to host

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Saturday Night Live. Then she did fire Starter, Never Been Kids,

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the wedding Singer, fifty first Dates. All it was Charlie

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Engels Movies. Since twenty twenty eight, Drew, She's got her

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own TV show. It's a talk show. It's called The

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Drew Barrymore Show. She's divorced three times and she has

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two daughters from her third husband. Now, if you decide

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to go out and celebrate some Margarita's to day to

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get the best tasting margaretor we have to use Blanco

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tequila or white tequila. Yeah, it gives the best taste. Well,

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thank you for listening today. Never forget to follow us.

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those co hosts. One they're coming back. We got a

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little gap, so the first week of March. From then

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we have all kinds of them. Mind up artist Andy Warhol.

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He died in nineteen eighty seven. He was fifty eight

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years old, and he said, in the future everyone will

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be famous for fifteen minutes now. He said that a

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long time before the internet was in a room. All right,

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today's Country Underground, our radar Country Underground Radio artist of

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the day. We're gonna go with austral As Christy Lamb

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and we're gonna play her song first Shots on Me.

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You guys have an awesome day and we'll talk tomorrow.

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tell you lest time, Just ham just ham shot on me.