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

0:20 Welcome to history and fact. It's about today. I am Jeff. Today's January the thirtieth. Yo. I want a croissant now, yeah, I'm the Z and I'm down my knees. I need a croissant please, like you, I need a croissant with chocolate. And Norman, you're over there. You can keep a croissant. Because I got my shit. My knee went on. Well that was different. Today is National Croissant Day. Croissants they're actually created in Austria. I'm Maria Antoinette. She was visiting Austria. She ate a croissant. She really liked her croissant, so she brought it back to France and I made it French food. Now they are not healthy at all way, but they sure taste good. Those crust and shaped, flaky rules. Now, if you're gonna bake some yourself, see the key is laminating the dough. You have to fold the butter into the dough, making thin layers butter dough, butter dough. But you know that seems like a lot of work. You can just go pop a tube of them. They taste this is good. Now there are deals today. Burger King has given one cent croissant sandwiches. Yeah, you don't have to spend another book too. Now there are more deals, but that's the best one.

1:27 All right. Listen's going on in entertainment on January thirtieth. It's a back to twenty fifteen. Number one album was nineteen eighty nine by Taylor Swift, Mark Ronsman and Bruno Mars had the number ones on with Uptown Funk. Many Girls sit Hallelujah, Girls said Hallelujah, Girls said Hallelujah. Because I'm tall Funk. Don't give it so it. Because because I'm Tampong, don't leave it. Say this Saturn, I don't believe it. Just watch. Carry Underwaad. She had the number one country song was Something in the Water.

2:08 Shot. The number one book was All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony dor The top movie was American Sniper. It's about Chris Kyle. He was a Navy seal sniper. True story stars Bradley Cooper, Sianna Miller, and Kyle Gower. Nineteen sixty nine, the Beatles performed there their last time live. They actually played for forty two minutes on the roof of their record company. Yeah, it was in London. Now they would have played longer, but an account in the building next door complained about the noise. So the police don't need to stop. You know, there's always that one guy.

2:53 Never be that one guy. All right, let's do what happened on January the thirtieth, seventeen ninety eight, on the floor of the night in the State's House of Representatives for Monts Matthew Lyon, he spit tobacco juice right in the face of Connecticuts Roger Groiswold. Now, the two were immediately separated for a go any farther. Now lying, he did give a written apology to Griswold, and he made public apology to his country. But Griswold did not accept it. Nope, he wasn't having anything to do with that apology. Two weeks later, Griswold he actually submitted a resolution having Line kicked out of the House Representative. Well, the resolution failed, so now Griswold, he was really pissed. He attacked Line with his cane, that's right, backed him into a fireplace, beating him with his cane the whole time. Lion finally grabbed some firewood tongs in order to protect himself. Now, I think everyone had to stop laughing. But once they did, they all broke it up. Now, that was the first fight on the floor of the US House of Representatives.

3:45 And you look, they will not tell you how many fights have taken place on the floor of the House for representatives. They think it would sound indignified. United State. It's the Library of Congres. It was burned to the ground by the British in the War of eighteen twelve. Today, in eighteen fifteen Toomars Jefferson, he started back up again. He knowed six thousand, five dred books and another reading material from his own personal collection. Today, the United States Library at Congress is the largest library in the world, has over thirty nine million books and over one hundred and sixty seven million other reading stuff. So if you lined all the shelves up and placed him dy in yeah, last eight hundred and thirty eight miles. Eighteen thirty five. For the first time, there was an assassination attempt on the United States President. It was on Washington d C.

4:26 Richard Lawrence. He tried to shoot President Andrew Jackson, who's walking down the street. Well, Lawrence's gun missfired, so Jackson beat him with his cane until the bystanders pulled him off. Lawrence spent the rest of his life in an a sane asylum. Do you like walking on those walking sidewalks that they have at airports now? The first one was installed today in love Field in Dallas in nineteen fifty eight. They were actually invented in eighteen seventy one by a wine merchant named Alfred Spears. He couldnot find anybody who would buy one though. Nineteen sixty six Cold Day down South Corinth, Mississippi got down in negative nineteen and Newmarket, Alabama hit negative twenty seven still state records. Nineteen sixty eight, North Vietnam, they launched the Tet Offensive against the South Vietnamese and the United States military. That was during a ceasefire, so it really caught the Americans in the South Vietnam off guards ended up being the largest battle of the war.

5:16 Took a month, but the United States didn't win that battle. Now the reason U two's Bonham wrote that song Sunday Bloody Sunday back in nineteen seventy two is known as black Sunday in Northern Ireland and during North Ireland. During a civil rights march British soldiers opened fire on the narmed civilians. Twenty seven were shot and fourteen were killed. That is the highest depth toll from any single incident that happened between the fighting between Northern Ireland and the Britain.

5:57 Japan in nineteen seventy nine, a Boeing seven oh seven cargo plane. It took off from Tokyo Airport. Thirty minutes after it took off, about one hundred and twenty miles off the coast, just disappeared over the Pacific Ocean. No, never seen it from you, and was just carrying its regular cargo. Oh and one million dollars worth of art too. Now that plane, none of the crewman on board the art. None has ever been seen again. Joke, joke, joke, shog this shibf day, we're gonna parge he left this shiverfday. We want sittage. He's like this shibirth day. And you know we don't give up. Let no birthday, okay. He was born on January the thirtieth, the thirty second President of the United States, Franklin Eleanor Roosevelt.

6:39 He was born in Hyde Park, New York. In eighteen eighty two. Was President from nineteen thirty three to nineteen forty five. Nineteen oh five, you married his cousin, Eleanor Roosevelt. Well, she was actually on the other side of the Roosevelt side of the family. Say she was in the line that had Teddy Roosevelt. Teddy was her uncle. Her dad had died, so Teddy actually walked her down the aisle and gave her to Franklin. Franklin and Teddy they were like sixth cousins, so they really weren't related. Completely opposites politically, though. Eleanor and Franklin had six kids. Franklin he died nineteen forty five while he was an office from a cerebralrimage, sixty three years old. After Gene Hackman. He was born in San Bernardino, California. In nineteen thirty one Oscars for The French Connection and Unforgiven. Nominated for Oscars for Bonnie and Clyde. I never sang for my father in Mississippi Burning kind of surprising. He wasn't nominated for Hoosiers.

7:29 Now. The last movie he made was Welcome to Moose Park in two thousand and four. He retired after that, probably not the way he wanted to go out. Now, Gina 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. Thank you. I'll remember this. Almost a year ago. Last February, Jane and his wife they were living in Santa Fe. Jeanie had Alzheimer's a lot of other medical conditions. Now his wife, she was the sole caregiver for Gene. Well, she died from antavirus. Unable to care for himself and really not knowing what Jean he ended up nine six days later and he couldn't call anybody or anything. Well, their bodies are earning the script for eight days after Jane died. Yeah, he was ninety five and his wife was sixty five. Actress Vanessa Redgraves, she's eighty nine. She's born in black Heath, England, in nineteen thirty seven. Now in England, the red Graves have been a really famous acting family for a long time.

8:19 You know, they're so well known that when Vanessa was born, Laurence Olivier stopped in the middle of doing the play Hamlet to tell the audience that she was born. She did make a name for herself. She's been nominated for six Oscars. She won for Julia. The other movies are all British. She won't know who they are. Some of her American movies though, Mission Impossible, Deep Impact, Girl, Interrupted the Butler. Now she's actually on British TV. Yeah, she's got a show on that. She's been doing it since twenty twenty two. She had two daughters from her first husband, Natasha Richardson and Julie Richardson. Then she had a son from a boyfriend. I earned that boyfriend. They had the boy in nineteen sixty nine. They broke up in nineteen seventy. Then they just went their separate ways and did their own thing. Then they got married again in two thousand and six, been married ever since. That is why Jefferson Airplane did not let Mickey Bowlin sing very often. Now Marty he was born in Cincinnati in nineteen forty two.

9:26 He co founded a Jefferson Airplane and then Jefferson's Starship. He wanted nothing to do with Starship Jefferson Airplane. They are in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, not the other two. Some songs he co wrote and sang backup on We're White Rabbit and Somebody to Love count Men't count on Me Now. He had a daughter from his first wife and daughter from a second wife. Him and his third wife, they had two daughters. They were still married when Marty died in twenty eighteen at seventy six years old from an undisclosed illness. After Charles S. Dunn't He's seventy five won to Baltimore in nineteen fifty one, his life didn't start out so good. At sixteen years old, they went to Isn't from manslaughter when he got out in nineteen sixty seven. From sixty seven to seventy six, he was constantly in and out of prison for all different kinds of crime. But when he got paroled in seventy six, he changed. He went to Townshend University and studied acting, got his degree, then went out to Yale the School of Drama, got his master's degree in acting.

10:17 Made his Broadway debut in nineteen eighty four. On TV. He started as Rock in Rock. Some of his movies Aliens Three, Rudy, Menace to Society Too. He married once for five years. He retired in twenty sixteen. Drummer singer Phil Collins He's also seventy five. He was born in Wadsworth, England. Started playing the drums when he was five years old. When he was nineteen, he joined Genesis as their drummer.

10:58 Five years later he took over his early singer and Peter Gabriel left to go solo. Five years later, Phil he was still singing and playing for Genesis, but he also started releasing solo albums. Now, between Genesis and solo, Phil had the most top forty hits of any artists in that nineteen eighties decade. Some of his solo heads in the Air, Tonight Against Salads, One More Night, a Groove he kind of loved Now. He quit Genesis in nineteen ninety six, but he didn't come back into a couple of their reunion tours. He has a lot of health issues these days. Phil. He had a son and a daughter from his first wife. He had a daughter from a secoife. He had two sons from his third wife. Now. When they divorced in two thousand and six, four years later they got they didn't get back together and get married anything, but she moved back into his house so they were living there and in twenty twenty he served her with an eviction notice and kicked her out. He found out that while she was living there, she secretly married another guy. She is Jody Wally born in Chicago, nineteen fifty nine, sixty seven a day. She started out dancing on the TV show Sole Trained for three years.

12:19 Then she was an original member of the R and B group Sha Lamar Jody. She Want solo in nineteen eighty three. She has nineteen number one dance songs. Now some of her pop pits are looking for a new Love, Don't You Want Me, Real Love Everything. She had a daughter from a former fiance and a son from an next husband. Actor Christian Bales fifty two. He is born in Hanford, West Wales, in nineteen seventy four. Now his parents were both English, so he says he's not Welsh. He was English even though he was born in Wales. When he's thirteen, he starred in the Steven Spielberg movie Empire of the Sun, won an Oscar for the fighter. He was Batman in three movies. Some of his other nominations for Oscars They were for American Hustle, The Big Short and Vice Christian. He married in two thousand and they have a daughter and a son. Actor Wilmer Valdorama.

13:07 He was born in Miami in nineteen eighty. Forty six year old guy no known playing Fez on that seventies shows on TV. Been on NCIS since twenty sixteen. Some of his movies are Fast Food Nation, from Prada to Nada. He voiced in El Kanto. Now him and his fiance they have a daughter and a son. Alright here. Quote of the day. It comes from Mahatma Gandhi. Gandhi he was actually assassinated today in nineteen forty eight. He was seventy eight years old. Gandhi said, the week can never forgive. Forgiveness is an attribute of love is strong. Well, thank you all for listening today. Don't wait to follow us our country underground radio artists to day. It comes from Lisa and North Platte, Nebraska. She wants to hear a Les Saunders song. Never have I ever you guys have an awesome day and we'll talk tomorrow.

13:54 Never ever ever used to faith I d seventeen on a Saturday. Never have I ever stne to see the red or flive the bird at a traffic las kiss alone a hat, take a couple sip somewhere for everything I'm about sake to choose this. I a line. Never ever ever made you siders the way main spots line. Never never have a collar bird ers bur name is Jong for them, no shine. Never have I in someone to bring my mom or take him back. To my hometown of mom. Never have I hit somebody ceiling my heart done in bound so hard. I never have I ever telling you.

14:45 Say never, haven't ever had a gold church with a head that hurts just a little hung o words head. So on a bar covered up scarf with the the flat. SAPs on my shoulder. Yes, someone I had to say, I feel son, but for everything on my batsay the truth. Never ever have a big care sipis the way you make. A spars lie. I never never call him a sypas Burnham is stronger than mother shine.

15:25 Never have had someone to bring my mama, take him back to my hometown of mo. Never ever had somebody seeing in my heart down the bouts so hard. I never have a