Jan 30th-Bloody Sunday, FDR, Gene Hackman, Jefferson Airplane, Phil Collins, Jody Watley, Christian Bale

0:09 Hello everyone, I am Jeff and welcome to History and Factor. It's about to day visit a back cool media. This is January the thirtieth. Yo, I want a croissant now, Yeah, I'm the sea and I'm down my knees. I need a croissant, please you. I need a crossant with chocolate. The Norman you're over there. You can keep a croissant because I got my shit my knee. You want on. I don't know what that was, but it is National Caissan Day. Now Croissants. They were actually created in Austria, not France. Marian Rounette she was visiting Austria and she ate the first Caissan. Then she really liked the Kaissans, so she brought it back to France and made pissans basically French. Now, they're not healthy for you, but they sure taste good. Those Cressey shaped flakey roast. Now, if you get a baked sun today, the kid is laminating the dough, so you have to make sure that you fold the butter into the dough, making thin layers like butter dope, Butter dope butter do that seems like a lot of works. You can just actually pop a can and hey, Chris Hunts are dead. There are deals today Burger King, there's all one San Chroissant sandwiches, so Dunkin Donuts and Starbucks saving Croissan deals. Also all right less it is going on and entertainment. On January thirtieth, about year two thousand and three, number one album was Come Away with Me by Nora Jones. Eminem had that n everyone song would Lose Yourself. This Ringam Mules the Moon one shot, Missus Chanson Blue, What's Light? Bring Them Mules the Moon one shot? Missus Chanson Blue, What's Light Time

1:48 Mark Wells. He had the number one country song with nineteen something. It was nineteen eighty so in the world and I grew up in skating rings and blacks Transam airfare Man looking man Now you see me o man It out of our trainosage nothing. Oh, it was nineteen so. The number one book was Crossroads of Twilight by Robert Jordan. Top movie was The Recruit a young CIA trainee. He has to final Mole in the Agency, stars Al Pacino, Colin Farrell, and Bridget moynn. Nineteen sixty nine The Beatles, they performed their last live show. They did a forty two minute set on the roof of their record company's headquarters in London. Now they would have played longer, but an accountant in the building next door complaining about the no I, so the police told them they had to stop.

2:42 You know, there's always one, all right. That's what happened on January the thirtieth, that's about seventeen ninety eight, on the floor of the United States House Representative vermonts Matthew Lyon. He spit tobacco us right in the face of Connecticuts Roger wiswol Yeah, dud On furfas. Then there too they were separated for it really bad though. Now Lion he did give a written apology to Griswold's and he was sorry. Griswold wanted nothing to do with that apology. He would not accept it. Nothing. Then two weeks later he Griswold he submitted a resolution to have Lion kicked out of the House of Representatives. Well, the resolution failed, So now Griswold he was pissed. He went after Lions with his cane, backed him into a fire pit, beating him with his cane. When Lion was trying to protect himself with some firewood tonks. Now, I think that everybody had to stop laughing. But once they did, yeah, the other representatives they broke it up.

3:31 Now that is the first fight on the floor of the United States House of Representatives. And they won't say how many fights have taken place, since I mean that would sound undignified. The United States Library of Congress was burned to the ground by the British in the War of eighteen twelve. Today, in eighteen fifteen, Thomas Jefferson started back up. He did it six five hundred books and other reading materials out of his own personal collection. Today, the United US Library of Congress. Yeah, it's the largest library in the world, as there were thirty nine million bucks, one hundred and sixty seven other million items. Look at the shells. If they were a placed end to end, they would run eighth and thirty eight miles. Eighteen thirty five. For the first time, there was an assassination attempt on the US President was in Washington, z Richard Lawrence. He tried to shoot President Andrew Jackson as he was walking down the street. Well, lawrence guns missfired, so Jackson beat him with his cane until the bystanders pulled him off. Lawrence end up spending the rest of his life and an insane asylum. Do you like those two way walking sidewalks that they have in airports. Yeah, the first one was installed today at love Field in Dallas. Now, they were actually invented in eighteen seventy one by a wine merchant he has. His name is Alfred Spears. Alfred. He couldn't he couldn't really make it. He couldn't find anybody would buy it. Nineteen sixty six, it was a cold day down South Crinth, Mississippi, got down to negative nineteen Newmarket, Alabama, negative twenty seven. Yeah, they still have the state records.

4:49 Nineteen sixty eight, North Vietnam, they launched the Tet Offensive. It was against the South Vietnamese. The United States troops ended up being the biggest battle of Vietnam War. Now, a lot of people don't realize it. I mean it did take a month, but yeah, the United States did win that battle. Now, the reason you two's Bona wrote that song Sunday, Bloody Sunday's because it took place in nineteen seventy two. It's known as black Sunday over in Northern Ireland. Say it took place in Darry, Northern Ireland.

5:30 It was during a civil rights march. British soldiers opened fire on the unarmed civilians around the march. Twenty seven were shot, fourteen were killed. That's the highest depth toll from any single incident that happened during the troubles between Northern Ireland and Britain. Nineteen seventy nine, in Japan, a Boeing seven oh seven cargo plane. Yeah, it took off from Tokyo, part with all his record, cargo and everything. It also had one million dollars worth of artwork. Yeah. So thirty minutes after it took off, about one hundred and twenty miles off the coast, lost our radio contact. They lost the plane members. Are none of us ever seen again? Coke coked, Jake dish shibt day. Please gonna he left this shiver day. We want simple carge like this shibirth Day. And you know we don't work, okay.

6:17 It was born on January the thirtieth, the thirty second President of the United States, Franklin Elean R. Roosevelt. He's born to Hyde Park, New York. In eighteen eighty two. Served as United States President from nineteen thirty three nineteen forty five. In nineteen oh five, he married his cousin Eleanor Roosevelt. Wow, she was actually on the other Roosevelt side of the family. Yeah, she was in the line that had Teddy Roosevelt. Teddy was her uncle, so her father had died. So Teddy is the one who walked her down the island and gave her to Franklin. So people wonder if the Roosevets are related. Franklin and Teddy, they're like six cousins, so they really went related. Now they were completely opposite when it comes politically though. Franklin and Eleanor they had six kids. Fdi. He died nineteen forty five from a cerebral hemorrhage, sixty three years old.

6:59 Actor Gene Hackman's ninety five. He was born in San Bernardino, California. In nineteen thirty he went Oscars for The French Connection and Unforgiven, nominated for Bonnie and Clyde. He never sang for My Father in Mississippi. Bernie kind of surprised he never won. Nominated for Hoosiers. He was in over eighty movies. His last movie was Welcome to Mouseport in two thousand and four. Yeah, he retired after that, probably not the way he wanted to go out. Then he wrote novels for ten years. Last ten years, he's just been enjoying being retired. He was married to his first wife thirty years and they had three children. After they divorced, he married his second wife in nineteen ninety one. Now I don't think he's still doing it. But Hackman he was a really avid cyclist. He was still riding his bike in twenty eighteen and he was like eighty eight years old.

7:40 Actress Vanessa Redgraves she is eighty eight. She was born in black Heath, England, in nineteen thirty seven in England and the red Graves they're a really famous acting family. They're kind of like the Barrymores over here or the Bubblins. Now, it was such a big deal when she was born because it's almost you know, they couldn't do that Royaly thing over there that when Vanessa was born. Laurence Olivier he announced her birth to the audience while he was giving up performance of a Hamlet. Now she made a name for herself though she's nominated for six oscars, one one the others were all British films he probably never heard of. Some of her American movies were Mission Impossible, Deep Impact, Girl, Interrupted the Butler. She's still on British TeV, though she's been doing a show over her since twenty twenty two. She had two daughters from her first husband, actresses Natasha Richardson and Jolie Richardson. Then she had a son from a boyfriend in nineteen sixty nine. They broke up in nineteen seventy onen' diad their own things. Then they got married in two thousand and six. Well, now I think we know why they didn't let Marty Bailen sing lead very often. Marty was born and in Cincinnati, Ohio.

9:01 In nineteen forty two, co found a Jefferson Airplane and then Jefferson Starship. Didn't want anything to do with the just the band's Starship, now Jefferson Airplane. They're on the Rock and the Hall of Fame, not the other two. Some songs that he co wrote and sang backup on Where White Rabbit, Some Muddied Love count on Me. Now. He had one daughter from his first wife, one daughter from his second wife. Him and his third wife, they had two daughters. They were still married when he died in twenty eighteen and seventy six years old from undisclosed illness. Actress Charles lest Dunnen. He's seventy four years old. He's won in Baltimore, Maryland, in nineteen fifty one. Now, his life didn't start out so good. At sixteen years old, he went to prison for manslaughter. When he got out in nineteen sixty seven. From nineteen sixty seven to seventy six, yeah, he was now out of jail all the time for all different crimes. Then when he was parole in nineteen seventy six, he changed. He went to Townsend University, studied acting, got his degree, then went on to Yale School of Drama got his master's degree. Then he made his Broadway debut nineteen eighty four. For me, he's probably most known for playing Rock on the TV show Rock. Some of his movies were Aliens Three, Rudy Menace to Society Too.

10:02 He has married once for five years, Phil Collins. He's also seventy three. He was born in Wadsworth, England, and started playing the drums when he was five years old. When he was nineteen and nineteen seventy joined the band Genesis as their drummer. Nineteen seventy five he took over as the elite singer Yeah Genesis Peter Gabriel nip He left to go solo, so Phil was up. Nineteen eighties, Phil was still Genesis, but he was released in solo albums. Now, between Genesis, his solo stuff and collaborating with other artists, he had more top forty singles than any artists in the nineteen eighties. Some of his solo that's We're in the Air Tonight against all Odds, one More Night, A groovey kind of lived Now. He quit Genesis in nineteen ninety six, but got back with him in the early two thousands. They call it quits in twenty twenty. Now, with Genesis selling one hundred and thirty million records and him selling one hundred million solo, it has a lot of records feel sold. He had a son and a daughter from his first wife. He had a daughter from his second wife. He had two sons from his third wife. Now.

11:15 They divorced in two thousand and six, but they didn't remarry, but four years later they did move back in together. Then in twenty twenty he was forced to serve her an eviction notice and kick her out of his house. He found out that she had secretly married another guy. She is Jody Walley. She has sixty six years old. She's born in Chicago in nineteen fifty nine. Started out in the late nineteen seventies in the group Shalamar. She wants solo in nineteen eighty seven. She's at nineteen umber one dance songs. That's why they call her the Queen of Dance. She had looking for a new love, real love, Don't you want Me Everything? That's just some of her heads. Jody.

12:10 She had a daughter from her fiance, and she has a daughter from her ex husband. Actors Christian Bale. He's fifty one. He was born in Hetherford, West Wales in nineteen seventy four. Now his parents are English. He says he is not Welsh. He is English, even though he was born in Wales. When he's thirteen, he starred the Steven Spielberg movie Empire of the Son, won an Oscar for the movie Fighter. He was batman in three movies American Muscle. Christian. He's been married since two thousand and they have a daughter and a son actor Wilma Valdorama.

12:57 He was born in Miami, Florida, in nineteen eighty forty five. Today. First you got known pretty much playing Fez on that seventies show on TV. Been on NCIS since twenty sixteen. Some of the movies he was in We're Fast Food Nation, from Prada to Nada. He voiced in the Incanto movie him and his fiancee. They have a daughter. All right, let's talk to me more about croissants now, chocolate croissants. They're actually called peyna chakolite. Why because they can't call cissants because they're not crestlin shaped. Well, thank you for listening today, and don't forget to follow us. I knowever you listen to us on come and see this's at coolmedia dot com. That's cool with three of us. And don't forget about the best independent country music out there, Country Inderground Radio. Find it anywhere you go to Country Underground Radio dot com. Mohamed Gandhi was assassinated today in nineteen forty eight. He was seventy eight years old. Mahama said, anger and intelligence are the enemy of correct understanding. You guys have an awesome day and we'll talk tomorrow.