June 5-Veggie Burgers, Six day war, Banana's came to US, Mark Wahlberg, Ron Livingston, Kenny G, Lizzie Borden

0:19 He Hello everyone, I am Jeff. Welcome to History and Factor. It is about today Today's June the fifth. Best vegie berger that I ever had, best vegie berger that I ever had. Exaggerating, but I have. To saved that berger was an fat. It is National veggie Burger Day. Yeah, I agree. It's not a burger, maybe a patty now. According to ancient transcripts, it showed that some Egyptians actually lived with a vegetarian lifestyle all the way back in three BC. How vergetarian is.

1:02 They really didn't kick on and become trending until the nineteen seventies. Then you got your vegans. You know, humans aren't omnivorso now veggie burgers they started showing up around the nineteen eighties, but they were really pretty bad. They've come a long long way since then. Nowadays they aren't that bad. Now I can personally tell the difference just from the texture. I'm gonna tasting it so much. Find it really funny though, that they put beat juice in them. No, not for taste, but it's supposed to look like blood to trick your mind and to think you're eating meat. Now I'm not doing very good job of selling veggie burgers. I know, well give my dry though if you haven't, you might like them. Pretty good for you, But I'm not celebrating with my birthday with veggie Burger's Day. Today is also National Moonshine Day. Well, let's see what happened in entertainment on you in the fifth Let's go back to twenty thirteen. Number one album was Modern Vampires of the City by Vampire Weekend, mack Lamore, Ryan Lusen, Ray Dalton.

1:52 They all had to number one song with Can't Hold Us and we Go. This is a moment. Put our hands up like the ceiling can hold us, Like this. Ceiling can hold on we go. This is the moment by Hovers. So we brought our hands up like this ceiling. Can hold. Floor to Georgia Line had the number one country song with Cruise Baby Song and they need who My Windows down? The ces down, signing through the middle, every little pontown with you this mindy.

2:37 Kiddo up. And then the number one book was Infronto by Dan Brown. Top movie was The Purge. That's the twelve hour period where all crime is Legal, stars Easton Hawk, Leana Headley and Max Burkholder. All right, what happened on June the fifth, eighteen seventy six. Bananas. Yeah, they made their debut in America for the first time. They were giving out at a food exposition in Philadelphia. As you can imagine, they were a big hit. Eighteen eighty four, Union General William to cuttins of Sherman. He announced publicly to the Republican Party that he would not run for President of the United States. Sherman said, if nominated, I will not run. If elected, I will not serve all the Republicans. They said, okay. Then they looked at each other and said, why did he think we were going to nominate it. He's not even on one primary ballot.

3:25 Eighteen ninety three, it was a murdered trial of the century. It took place in Massachusetts. Lizzie Borden, she was on trout for murdering her father and stepmom with ax. Yeah. They were a very very rich ka family. So yeah, it was a big story all across the United States. Now one on Lizzie's lawyer, he was a former governor of Massachusetts, so he put together the original dream team. Yep, they got her off. People were more surprised than they were when oj got away with it. Now although everyone know she did it. Lizzie, she was on fazed Bye. Yeah. She lived in that same town the rest of her life. Nineteen forty in Akron, Ohio. Good year they unveiled the first synthetic revertires. Trees weren't needed anymore nineteen fifty six, and Alabama Federal Court ruled that racial segregation on seating on buses was unconstitutional, so no more black or white seating sections. Nineteen sixty seven, the Sixth Day War began.

4:14 It was Israel versus Egypt, Jordan, and Syria. Now Israel is one hundred thousand soldier army put an ass whooping on the Arab armies two hundred and forty thousand soldiers. Israel knocked out the entire Egyptian air force. Then they took over the Sinai Peninsula, they took the West Bank, they took the Golan Kites, all in six days. Now Israel, they didn't start it now, the other three companies did, but the world was pretty shocked by Israel's response after that. Nineteen sixty eight, at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, Robert Kennedy, he was the front runner for the Democratic Party nomination for president in the upcoming election. Well after he gave a spaege, he was leaving through the kitchen when a twenty four year old Palestinian sir Han sir An shot him three times. Now five other people were also shot Kennedy. He died the next day. The other five people live. Nineteen eighty one, the AIDS epidemic officially began.

5:03 The Center for Disease Controlled the announced that five homosexual men in Los Angeles have come down with a new type of pneumonia. Yeah, had never been seen before nineteen eighty eight. Henrik Maderius, he's set a world record. He was at the Woodbury Vineyards in New York, popped a bottle of champagne cork flew one hundred and seventy seven feet and nine inches. No one's been able to break that since. Dokejke Go joked, Jake Sharge just shiverf day. Please, he left this shivery. We want simple caage. He like this shibf day. And you know we don't get. Well. Let's just see who was born on Gin the fifth Sheriff Pat Garrett. He was born in Chambers County, Alabama, in eighteen fifty. Now for some reason, people just didn't like that guy. You know, just one of those guys, I guess. Now he's most known for killing outlaw and murder Billy the Kid, Now Garrett, he was the sheriff.

5:55 But the people they sympathized with Billy. They thought that it was bush league and murder what garyt did when he shot him in the back. He tried to run for political office a few times. He lost. Every time. President Teddy Roosevelt actually hired him as a federal job. Roosevelt ended up firing him. Now Garrett, he had a ranch out there in New Mexico, got himself into some financial trouble when a deal for eighteen in goats wient bad. Now Garrett, he was killed for it nineteen oh eight, fifty seven years old. The guy who murdered him. Yeah, I never went to prison. Garrett and his wife had eight kids. I'm born on the mountain top in Tennis See Green Estate in the Land of the Free. Raised him in the woods, sos he knew every tree. Killed him the bar when he was only three. Davy Davy Crockett, King of the Wild Front Tea.

6:45 That was Bill Hayes. He was born in Haven's, Illinois. In nineteen twenty five. He took that sign the ballot of Davy Crockett up to number one in nineteen fifty five. Hey though he's more successful as an actor. He started playing Doug Williams on the Day Tense Up Proper Days of Our Lives nineteen seventy, stopped playing Doug Williams on Days of Our Lives twenty twenty three. He had five children from his first wife. They divorced after twenty years, and he married his Days of Life co star Yeah Susan c. Fourth I was in nineteen seventy four. Billy died in twenty twenty four at ninety eight years old.

7:33 Saxophonist Kenny g is seventy. He was born in Seattle in nineteen fifty six. G It stands for Gorlic now as Kenny Gorlic. He was having a nice little career playing the saxophone. Then he shortened his name to Kenny G grew his hair long, and sold seventy five million records since then. His nineteen ninety two album Breathless, it's the number one selling instrumental album in history, so there were thirteen million ed. He also had a top five has a top five selling Christmas album Pretty Good for a Jewish Guy nineteen ninety seven. He said a world record he was able to hold the saxophone note for forty five minutes and forty seven seconds. I can't think of anything I want to hold for forty five minutes of forty seven seconds now, Kenny, he is twice divorce. I had two sons from his second wife. He is Richard Butler and he sings lead for the Psychedelic First He's seventy. Also, he was born in Kingston upon Thames, England.

8:42 Now him and his brother they formed Psychedelic Firs in nineteen seventy seven. Pretty in Pink, Love My Way, Heartbreak Beat Heaven. Yeah, that's some of their big hits. Richard. He had a daughter from a girlfriend. Then he finally got married in twenty twenty. Comedian actor Jeff Garland is sixty four. He's born in Chicago in nineteen sixty two. Started out doing stand up on TV. It was I'm Mad About You, KURBYR, Enthusiasm, Arrested Development, hit really big, playing on the Goldbergs for nine years. He was married for twenty five years. When they divorced in twenty twenty. They had two sons together. Actor Ron Livingston was born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, in nineteen sixty seven fifty nine to day. First hit big in the movie Office Space and then the mini series Banded Brothers. He also start on the TV series LUDERMLK. Now, I don't know how I miss this. I'm gonna have to go back and check it out. He started with Sam Elliott in the movie The Man Who Killed Hitler and then Bigfoot was back at twenty eighteen. Go on, that sounds intriguing, doesn't it now? Ron he married in two thousand and nine and they have two daughters.

9:39 YO, almost get get I want to see coming off the small house strictly hit Boy. Crow him Cool, Cool, Hilly feeling. The Mark and Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch Mark Wahlberg. He's fifty five. He's born in Boston in nineteen seventy one. Now. He was supposed to be an original member of the New Kids on the Block with his brother Donnie, but Mark quit before they recorded that first album, and he had some success with The Funky Bunch. I think the only lasted about two years though, now he is a really successful actor, though some of his movies are Boogie Knights, The Perfect Storm, Shooter, Long Survivor. He was nominated for Oscars for The Departed and The Fighter. He got married in two thousand and nine and they have four kids.

10:31 All right. Our quote of the day comes from Ronald Reagan, our fortieth President, died today in two thousand and four, ninety three years old. Ronnie says, we must reject the idea that every time a lot is broken, that society is guilty other than the lawbreaker. It is time to restore the American precept that the individual is responsible for their own actions. Thank you off for joining us today, and don't forget to follow us on whever you listen to us on our Country and a Ground Radio Artists Today comes from Johnny down in Houston. You know I was here. Darryl Perry's song The Shades of Red. You guys have an awesome day and we'll talk tomorrow. Purse and Nora and sunset over your head gives a heavenly glove. You're my fiery angel. If I could paint you, that's where I would go. Rush in a touch of plush white for the shy times, and for when you get wild, a little kiss, a cheerot or strawberry to frame your pearly smile. Your bloove is a color where you make it hard to choose the way you turn me on with all your little boots. I'm seeing fifty seeds of red. You could escort my head and get my heart up, and blove of Russian through my veins.

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