Sept 11-Veterans Day, WW1 Ended, General George Patton, Demi Moore, Leonardo DiCaprio, Wasington State BDAY

0:09 Hello everybody, I am Jeff and welcome to history in facto is about today presented by a cool media. There's November the eleventh. Helloes you, my dudy. No matter what the price, I'm counted of the calls Hello, the secondlifiers, boy a wadna for you? What it times? Asking me how there? And cross with honor christreto, don't countree an. I'm American soul and I am American. Today is Veterans Day. Today we honor all of those who have served in the United States Armed Forces Veterans Day. It's on no vivemir eleventh because it's also the day that World War One ended. It ended on the eleventh day of the eleventh month, at the eleventh hour in nineteen eighteen. Now you also hear today being called Armistice Day. That's just celebrating the end of World War One. It's really big over and here, but here in the United States we combined Armistice Day and Veterans Day back in the nineteen fifties.

1:11 Veterans Day it celebrates all of those that have served throughout American history and ar armedforces. So all you men and women, you know, thank you for what you've all done. You know, we want to thank you from the bottom of our heart and you God bless you for all your service. All right, Le's it happened in entertainment, No. November the eleventh, Let's back to your nineteen ninety two number one album was The Chase by Garth Brooks. Bois to Men had the number one song with End of the Road. Why Noah? I had the number one country song with no one else on earth.

2:00 Burn Wallhall. You broken to my soul? Don just dumb. I'm a console. How did you get to me? No one solo. Could helphunt me? Bring my hull away, dude. The number one book was The Tail of the Body Thief by Anne Rice. The top movie was Dracula. Dracula, He's played by Gary Oldman. Now he goes to London, England to seduced Why not a rider but her fiance anyways, he ain't going for that, all right? What happened on November the eleventh. There was bear over the dance folk and the fan was bare middle news. You got down and get indicator.

2:46 Half an hour later you were buffing over your ram shoes. But the Greek stone, the greekstone, the FHC Society, also known as the Flat Hat Club. It was formed at the College of William and Mary in Virginia. It was the first college fraternity. Now it was actually based in Latin, not in Greek. FHC. It stands for Fraternitius, Cognius and humanitaris. That means brotherhood, knowledge and humanity. Now. The most famous member of it Thomas Jefferson, he joined in the early seventeen sixties. Now, the Greek fraternities, they all started up in the seventeen seventies. So do you like chrysanthemums? Their native to China today. In seventeen ninety the first shipman arrived in England. Came the United States in seventeen ninety eight. Eighteen fifty five, Mary Walker. She graduated with a Doctor of Medicine degree from Syracuse University.

3:39 She married a fellow classmate and they set up a joint medical practice in Rome, New York. Then, when the Civil War broke out and she volunteered to work as a surgeon at a Union hospital in Washington, d c. She ended up getting captured by Confederate soldiers when she crossed lines. She went to treat some civilians well she was held as a spy. See the rebels didn't think the Yanks had them no women doctors. She was a actually released in a prisoner exchange. Today. In eighteen sixty five, doctor Mary Walker, she was awarded the Middle of Honor for her rogues and treating Union soldiers during the Civil War. She is still the only woman to receive the Medal of Honor. Happy Birthday, Washington. It was day in eighteen eighty nine. Washington became the forty second state. Now start out being called Columbia, but Congress they thought that would be confusing since there are already was a district of Columbia, so they just named it Washington after George Washington, the father of our country. Capital is Olympia. Highest point is Mount Rainier at fourteen four hundred eleven feet. State bird American goldfinch fish is the steelheld trap flower is a rhododendron.

5:01 Fruit is the apple marine mammal is the orca tree is the western hemlock vegetable walla walla sweet onion. Washington States sport pickleball, Yeah, that's where it was invented. In nineteen sixty five. Some people born in Washington bing Crosby, Jimmy Hendrix, Kurt Cobain, Bill Gates, Bob Barker, John Elway, Jim Caviezel, Sam Kinnison, Kenny G. Cooper Cup, Diane Cannon, w Rowe. She was Michael Jackson's X one had most of the guys from the grunge music scene in the early nineteen nineties. Up all born in the Evergreen State. Nineteen twenty one, President Warren G. Harding he dedicated the tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery. It only had one soldier then, but from that guy was from World War One. Now it has three and as a soldier from World War One, World War Two, and the Korean War. Nineteen twenty six, Route sixty six opened up ran from Chicago to Santa Monica, California, two thousand and four and forty eight miles. Yeah, really meandered, but it was the most popular highway in the country, free until the Interstates came along. Nineteen ninety two. The Church of England and they announced that they were going to allow women to become priests. Joke, joke, shog.

6:12 Dish shimert day. He left this shib day. We want simple page. He left this Shibbert day and you you don't. Let's see it was born on November the eleventh, Old Blood and Guts. George Patten, General George Patton. He was born in San Gabriel, California, in eighteen eighty five. George, he was a really brilliant tactician and strategist. Yeah, but he wasn't very Brooks smart. Say he had to repeat his first year at West Point because he had trouble reading and writing. Now, he got fifth place in the Olympics in nineteen twelve in Stockholm, he was in the pentathlon. But of course, George, he's most famous as a four star general, and he gets the credit for modernizing tank warfare. Now, his innovations they're still taught in armies all over the globe basically now. He married nineteen ten. They had three children.

6:57 In nineteen forty five, after Germany surrendered in World War II, Badden decided to go out and do some pheasant hunting on the German country side. Well, the car he was riding in was hit by a US Army truck. George he died twelve to twelve days later because the injuries had got sixty years old. Now new research it shows that the crash probably wasn't an accident. Though now the consensus among historians is that George was taken out. I can't bitch, you can't tell me. All you dude. Wonderwayway yeah, now, way, maybe I'll understand.

7:42 That's Marshall Crinshaw. He's seventy one. He was born in Detroit in nineteen fifty three. He started out in the musical Beatlemania. He played John Lennon. Start out in New York and then toured in the national tour in nineteen seventy eight. When he has done with that, released his first album in nineteen eighty two. Some of his hits are Someday, some Way, Cynical Girl, there she goes again, whenever You're on my mind. Now. He performed between forty and fifty shows every year. He played Buddy Holly in the movie La Bumba Marshall. He married in nineteen seventy eight actress Demi Moore. She was born in Roswell, New Mexico, in nineteen sixty two. That makes her sixty two. She started out on the daytime soap opera General Hospital. Then she went while she's joined the brat pack. Remember that Hollywood backpack in the eighties.

8:25 Her first big movie was actually Blaming on Real She was eighteen to me. She married her first husband, Freddie Moore. Now they divorced after three years. Yeah, but she kept his last name. She liked more better than guyness. Now that was her maiden name. She was married to Bruce Willis for thirteen years and they had three daughters. Then she married Ashton Cooker Kutcher for what eight years. Bruce even went to their wedding. I had no idea what that was, but apparently the TV show Ali mcbeill had a theme song Calysta Flockhart. She's sixty. She was born in Freeport, Illinois in nineteen sixty four. Started out on Broadway and then she hit big on the TV show Ally McBeal, and then Brothers and Sisters. She adopted a baby boy in two thousand and one. Then she married Harrison Ford in twenty ten and he adopted that little boy.

9:29 I guess he's not so little anymore. Actress Alison Duty. She was born in Dublin, Ireland in nineteen sixty six. She's forty eight. She made her movie debute playing Jenny Flex in the James Bond movie If You Do a Kill. She was eighteen years old, so that makes her still the youngest Bond girl. Then she played Elsa in Indiana Jones in the Last Crusaid. She was also in Major League two in King Solomon's Mind. She married once for twelve years and they had two daughters. Actor Leonardo DiCaprio is fifty. He was born in Los Angeles in nineteen seventy four. Started out on TV when he was young. He's in parenthood and then growing pegs and then he hit really big in the movies. Been nominated for Oscars for What's Eating Gilbert Gray, The Aviator, Blood Diamond, The Wolf of Wall Street, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.

10:11 One is Oscar for a Revenant. Now he hasn't married yet, and he will not date women over twenty five years old. Never has. Okay, this is kind of interesting, No, not the fact that he won't date girls over twenty five. But before Color TV, seventy five percent of all people said that they dreamed him black and white. Since Color Tea has come out, now only twelve percent of people say they dream him black and white. Oh, thank you for listening today, don't forget to follow us on whoever You listen to us on Let's End with comedian Gallagher. He died today in twenty twenty two at seventy six years old. Galagher says women wear a pair of panties but only one bra. You guys, have an awesome day and we'll talk tomorrow