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Hey, Hello, I'm Jeff and welcome to History and Factor.
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It's about today, Today, September the fifteenth.
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Double cheese Bark round hold DOMI runs on no seeds
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on them. I'm gonna drive through all. I got the
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creaming one number and I'm mos we need them fingering
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up in here in this. My mom is alections my
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mom brother another for your mother, Double Dumble Supersize, and
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don't forget the rise. That's about it.
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Sorry, I only caught the double burger.
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Today is National Double Cheeseburger Day, not cheese Burger Day now,
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that's actually coming up on Thursday of the eighteenth. Today
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is Double Cheeseburger Day nineteen thirty seven in California. Bob's
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Big Boy Burgers. Yeah, they get credit for the first
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double cheeseburger. Pretty Much every restaurant that sells burgers are
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not having deals today. They're all waiting for Thursday the
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eighteenth before they have their deals, except for Dairy Queen,
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Derrey Queen. They're just gonna celebrate double cheeseburgers cheeseburgers all
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week long. So you might hit that up. You know what,
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today might sound like the perfect data Fire up that girl,
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and create your own double cheeseburger. All right, this is
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going on entertainment. On September the fifteenth, back to nineteen
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ninety six, number one album was No Code by Pearl
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Jam though still real. They had the number one song
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with Macarena with Me, Gentle with Me, and You with Me.
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Brian White had the number one country song was so
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much for pretending you walked.
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In in on you?
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Who blow me? I thought you were perfect?
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Pulled me?
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How was out of my bar? Husband was the best
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lover ever, Penny. Just when we were biging and you left.
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Me behf I was looking calling you a happy and
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then so much for Britendance.
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The number one book was Executive Orders by Tom Clancy.
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Top movie was Masking Maximum Risk, a guy trying to
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find out why his brother was killed. He gets chased
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by KRRUPTEPTYI agents and the Russian mafia stars John Claude
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von Dama and Natasha Henstridge. Natasha she was the dead
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brother's fiance. The Ford Motor Company the revolutionized car audio
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Forever Today in nineteen sixty five started selling their cars
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with factory install eight trapped eight track tape players. That's
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right if you're too young. You really missed out on
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eight track tapes. Now, they when you played them, they
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were a combination of a compact disc and a Erubic's cube.
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They were kind of tricky. Nineteen sixty nine it was
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before Cosby Stills Nashing Young concert. Now they were backstage
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in Big Surt, California. Well, Still's he got in a
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fistfight with a heckler turned onto a regular melee. Now
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once the fight was broken up and everyone settled down
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and everything, the guys decided, you know what, we should
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probably go on stage and play. You know, it is
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a benefit concert.
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It was.
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It was a benefit concert for the Institute for the
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Study of Non Violence. Ah, what happened on September the fifteenth.
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Now it was called New York later on obviously today,
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But when the Dutch founded it, they just called it
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New Amsterdam. Sixteen fifty five. The people of New Amsterdam
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they fought in the Peach War Munsee Indians. They attacked
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New Amsterdam, killed forty of the Dutch colonists. Why, well,
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it was in retaliation for Munsey woman who was killed
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for she was out picking peaches. Eighteen twenty one, Costa
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Rica El Salvador Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua. They all declared
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their independence from Spain. Now Spain they were in no
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position to try and stop them up. So what basically
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was left yep Only Cuba and Puerto Rico were the
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only Spanish territories left in the Americas. I'm just curious,
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what would you if you were a soldier, what would
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your reaction be if you heard that a bunch of
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willies were heading your way? In nineteen sixteen and World
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War One, it scared the hell out of a bunch
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of German soldiers seeing one of the battles of the
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Somme Britain, they used tanks for the first time in
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world history. Now they're nicknamed, yeah, they're called little willies now,
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the little Willies. They had a crew of eight and
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you can crank it up to about four miles an hour.
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They were very, very heavily honored, but they really couldn't
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cross trenches or tracks or anything, and they really weren't effective,
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but they looked really intimidating. Nineteen twenty eight, at Saint
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Mary's Hospital in London, a Scottish bacteriologist named Alexander Fleming.
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He was studying influenza. Yip, he was working on the
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flu well he ended up discovering penicillin. Yeah, one of
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the greatest discoveries in human history. Sure it was an accident.
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He wasn't looking for it, but hey helped out me.
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On canon Man Kind of Light eighteen fifty eight and
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Bay one, New Jersey, forty eight people were killed when
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their train crashed off and opened drawbridge. Now, after a
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lengthy investigation, it was ruled that someone should have closed it.
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Nineteen eighty two, the first issue of the newspaper USA
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it was published. I didn't know it, but still out there. Yeah,
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you can get USA today. You can get a digital
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or in print. Nineteen eighty three the first costco opened up.
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It was in Seattle, Washington. Nineteen ninety seven the dome
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domain name Google Google dot com. Yeah, that was registered today.
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Twenty fourteen, Barack Obama, he announced that he was sending
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three thousand Yes troops over to Africa. And this was
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always said. He said he wanted to help with the
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spread of the Ebola virus. That was his words, word
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for word, So no one can figure out why he
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wanted to help spread the Eubola virus.
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Joke joked joke, sharge dish Shibbert Day. We're gonna cause
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he left this shiverbfday. We gonna simple caage like this
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shibirth Day and you know we don't get up.
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Birthday?
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Okay, who is on September the fifteenth. Marco Polo, He
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was born in Venice in twelve fifty four. Now he
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was a merchant and he traded. He would walk up
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and travel the Silk Road to Asia getting his merchandise
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and that kind of stuff. Now he is not the
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first European to go to China, but he was the
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first one to write detailed descriptions about it and make
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maps and all that kind of stuff. Then on one
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of his trips, he met Mongol leader Kubla Khan. Kubla
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he was so impressed with Marco that he made him
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his foreign ambassador. So he sent Marco on diplomatic missions
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throughout Southeast Asia, Burma, India, Indonesia, Vietnam, all that area
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and stuff. Now, Polo he was also granted access to
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all over China. So yeah, he was able to go
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to places that no white guy had been before. So
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after Marco had served for Kubla Khan for seventeen years,
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he was asked to escort a Mongol princess to Persia
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so that she could get married Persia. That's how ran today.
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So after Polo dropped her off, he just kept going.
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Decided he wanted to go home to Venice. Yeah, he'd
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been gone for twenty four years. When he got back,
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he found out that Venice it was actually a war
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with Genoa. You remember, Italy didn't become one country until
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eighteen sixty one, so back then there were just a
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bunch of different kingdoms. So Marco he decid, well, I'm here,
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I guess I'll fight for Venice. Well, he was immediately
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captured and spent the next three years in prison. So
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while he was in there, he told his sell me
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all the adventures he had done while he was over
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there in China and all that kind of stuff. Then
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when the war was over and Marco was fred, he
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became a very very rich guy. Remember as a merchant,
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he still had all those connections over to China in Asia. Yep,
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so he was rich, He married and had three daughters.
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Now his cellmate he actually took all those stories that
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Marco Polo told him and he wrote him into a book.
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Ended up being one of the best selling books in history,
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simply titled Marco Polo. So everybody came out to win
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him Marco. He died in thirteen twenty four at seventy
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years old. Now I did look it up. Now, the
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swimming pool game Marco Polo. It started in the nineteen sixties,
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but no one knows who started it. William Marritaff He
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was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, in eighteen fifty seven. Started
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out as a judge, and then he was the first
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US Governor of Cuba. Then he was Secretary of War,
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then the twenty seventh President of the United States. He
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served from nineteen oh nine to nineteen thirteen. Now he
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was a big guy, but he never did get stuck
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in the White House bathtub. That was just a rumor.
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But he did have an oversized bathtub installed in the
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White House. He was the first president to throw out
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the first pitch of a baseball game. Now after he
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is president. In nineteen twenty one, he was appointed Chief
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Justice to the Supreme Court. He served on that until
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nineteen thirty, when he died from heart disease at seventy
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two years old. He was married and they had three children.
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Writer Agatha Christie. She was born in Torquay, England, in
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eighteen ninety. She is the best selling and most translated
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author of all time. She sold over two billion books now.
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She wrote all genres, but her sixty six detective books.
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Those are the most popular. She wrote a play. It's
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called The Mousetrap. It is the world's longest running play.
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It's been performed on the West End of London since
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nineteen fifty two. She had a daughter from her first husband,
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married her second husband in nineteen thirty. They were together
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until he died in nineteen or. They were together until
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she She died in nineteen seventy six at eighty five
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years old from natural causes.
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The graded land emotion to the wide Sydney Shore, from
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the green glowing Mountain to the Southville by the shore.
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She's moy hold, handsome man mine.
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She's a combinational way Ball.
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The original king of country music, Roy Acuff Roy. He
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gets credit for moving country music from hodown music to
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country music. They became popular. He was a fiddler and
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his singer that Roy. He was born in Maynerdsville, Tennessee,
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in nineteen oh three, so he has classic songs or
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blue eyes crying in the rain, Wabash cannon fall I
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subt like now. They didn't have charts back then, so
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we don't know exactly how big its hits were. But
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according to the history, yeah, he is mega, mega popular.
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Got married nineteen thirty six. His wife died in nineteen
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eighty one and they had tea children. Roy. He performed
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right up until he died in nineteen ninety two from
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heart failure eighty nine years old. Actress Fay Ray. She
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was born in Carston, Canada, in nineteen oh seven. She
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is most known for the nineteen thirty three movie King Kong.
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That's from the Big Eight character to the top of
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the Empire State Building. She was Hollywood's first scream queen,
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so after that she pretty much did horror films and
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she ended up acting for over sixty years. But by
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doing all those low budget horror films in the thirty yeah,
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she was pretty much typecast. She had one child from
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her first husband, two children from her second husband. He
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died after thirteen years of marriage. She married her third
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husband and he died after twenty years of marriage. Fay
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She died in two thousand and four, ninety six years
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old and natural causes. Filmmaker Oliver Stone. He's seventy nine.
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He's born in New York City. In nineteen forty six,
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he joined the Army after high school. Now he requested
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it to be sent to Vietnam, so the Army said okay.
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So he fought in Vietnam from nineteen sixty seven. In
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nineteen sixty eight, he was awarded the Bronze Star for Valor,
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two Purple Hearts, and six other awards for heroics over there.
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Fighting Came Mom graduated from New York University with a
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degree in film. Now his movie has been nominated for
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thirty four Academy Award they won nine. He's won two
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Best Director Oscars for Platoon and Born on the Fourth
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of July. Some of his other movies that might remember
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are Wall Street, JFK, Natural Born Killers, Any Given Sunday.
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He had two sons from his second wife. Then he
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has a daughter from his third wife. With his third wife,
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I guess you should say after Tommy Lee Jones. He's
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also seventy nine. He was born in San Saba, Texas. Now,
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after playing football at Harvard, he got famous for the
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movie Coal Miner's Daughter, and he won an Oscar for
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The Fugitive, be nominated for Oscars for JFK. The Valley
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of Ela and Lincoln Tommy. He had two kids from
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his second wife and he married his third wife in
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two thousand and one.
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And Mama swowing s Sister, don't shoow you in Phil
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your chime.
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That was Kelly Kays singing for the band Night Ranger.
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Kellys seventy three is born in Glendale, California in nineteen
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fifty two. Helped form Night Ranger in nineteen seventy nine.
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That Night Rangers out on two. If you want to
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check her out, they'll be out there until Thanksgiving. Kelly
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he's their drum drummer, but he does sing lead on
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Sister Christian and Sentimental Street. He had two children from
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his first wife and then he divorced two more times.
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Actress Wendy Joe Sperber. She was born in Los Angeles
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in nineteen fifty eight. She first got known in the
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movie Bachelor Party. Then she played Martin mcfire's sister in
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a couple Back to the Future movies. On TV, she
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was on Boosom Buddies and Private Benjamin. She married once