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Kamala Harris on 60 Minutes

Credit to this guy. He did push back and let her expose herself.

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ABC 20/20 S47 E3 • The Killer Down the Hall

This is the @lordbuckly appearance on 20/20 this week.
Here is a link to our original episode as well.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=URnptA0Gqp0

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Spirit Halloween Shows Up

When others leave, Spirit Halloween shows up #SNLPremiere
This was hilarious!

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Mark Groubert on with Happy Hour with Greg Budell

This week's @lordbuckly radio appearance w/ @RadioguyGreg on News Talk 93.1 FM. Enjoy!

Mark Groubert on with Happy Hour with Greg Budell
Bill Burr Philly Rant

This is the 12+ minute rant by Bill Burr taking down Philly residents I discussed with @lordbuckly today on Free-form Friday. It's brutal.

This is a description of what happened written by Grok:

The Bill Burr Philly Rant refers to a legendary incident in 2006 when comedian Bill Burr, while performing as part of The Opie & Anthony Show's Traveling Virus Comedy Tour in Philadelphia, went on a 12-minute tirade against the audience after the previous act was heavily heckled. The crowd, initially hostile, eventually turned and gave him a standing ovation at the end.

Burr's rant was filled with profanity and insults directed at the audience, including wishing them cancer, mocking their love for the Philadelphia Eagles, and criticizing the city for not appreciating its own boxing legend, Joe Frazier. The incident has since become a part of comedy history, with Burr explaining the backstory in various interviews and podcasts.

The event showcased Burr's ability to handle a tough crowd and ...

Bill Burr Philly Rant
Oswald: Self Portrait in Red

This is the debate between Oswald, Edward Scannell Butler, and Carlos Bringuier about Fair Play for Cuba as discussed on our Ed Butler episode 01-30-2023.
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Oswald: Self Portrait in Red
Operation Paperclip: How Nazi Scientists Built America’s Future

Operation Paperclip: How Nazi Scientists Built America’s Future reveals the hidden story of how the U.S. brought over 1,600 former Nazi scientists into the country after World War II. These men, many of whom were tied to horrific war crimes, were given new identities and roles in America’s space and military programs. From Wernher von Braun’s rocket expertise to the dark secrets of chemical weapons research, discover how Operation Paperclip shaped U.S. dominance in science and technology during the Cold War, all at a massive moral cost.

I think he seems defensive and it's not good. Just say Yes.

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The Uncanny Coincidence
The Deaths of Jefferson, Adams, and Monroe on the Fourth of July

Introduction

The Fourth of July is a day of pride and celebration in the United States. It marks the nation's independence from Great Britain. But did you know that three early U.S. Presidents—Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and James Monroe—died on this same date? This article explores their deaths, the historical significance, and the theories behind this strange coincidence.

The Fourth of July: A Day of Independence and Coincidence

The Historical Significance of the Fourth of July

The Fourth of July, also known as Independence Day, celebrates the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. This day marks the birth of the United States as an independent nation. People celebrate with fireworks, parades, and various festivities.

The Founding Fathers: Jefferson, Adams, and Monroe

Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and James Monroe were key figures in the founding of the United States. Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence and was the third President. Adams was a strong advocate for independence and the second President. Monroe, known for the Monroe Doctrine, was the fifth President. Their contributions to the nation are huge, and their deaths on the same date add a layer of mystery to their legacies.

The Remarkable Coincidence: Deaths on the Fourth of July

Thomas Jefferson's Final Moments

Thomas Jefferson, the third President of the United States, died on July 4, 1826, the 50th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. According to various accounts, Jefferson knew the importance of the date. On the night of July 3, he reportedly asked, "Is it the Fourth?" before passing away the next day. This has led to speculation that Jefferson willed himself to survive until this important day.

John Adams' Last Words

John Adams, the second President of the United States, also died on July 4, 1826, just hours after Jefferson. His last words were reportedly, "Thomas Jefferson survives," not knowing that Jefferson had already passed away. The fact that two of the most influential Founding Fathers died on the same day has fueled various theories and speculations.

James Monroe's Death

James Monroe, the fifth President of the United States, died on July 4, 1831, exactly five years after Jefferson and Adams. While Monroe's death did not receive as much attention as the simultaneous deaths of Jefferson and Adams, it added to the strange coincidence of Founding Fathers passing away on Independence Day.

Theories and Speculations

Divine Intervention

One popular theory is that divine intervention played a role in the timing of their deaths. Statesman Daniel Webster suggested that the simultaneous deaths of Jefferson and Adams on the 50th anniversary of American independence were a sign of heavenly providence, indicating that the United States was favored by divine forces.

Medical Manipulation

Another theory suggests that doctors may have deliberately prolonged Jefferson's life until July 4 and even influenced the timing of Adams' death. This theory suggests that medical professionals of the time might have had the means and motivation to ensure that these significant figures died on a historically important date.

The Power of Will

Some believe that Jefferson and Adams, aware of the significance of the date, willed themselves to survive until the Fourth of July. This theory is supported by Jefferson's reported question, "Is it the Fourth?" and Adams' last words, "Thomas Jefferson survives."

The Legacy of the Fourth of July Deaths

Historical Impact

The deaths of Jefferson, Adams, and Monroe on the Fourth of July have become an important part of American history and mythology. This remarkable coincidence has been the subject of many books, articles, and discussions, highlighting the lasting legacy of these Founding Fathers.

Cultural Significance

The story of their deaths adds depth to the celebration of Independence Day. It serves as a reminder of the sacrifices and contributions of the Founding Fathers, making the Fourth of July not only a day of celebration but also a day of reflection on the nation's history.

Educational Value

The coincidence of their deaths provides a unique opportunity for teachers to engage students in discussions about American history, the lives of the Founding Fathers, and the significance of Independence Day. It also encourages critical thinking and exploration of historical events and their impact on the present.

Conclusion

The deaths of Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and James Monroe on the Fourth of July remain one of the most fascinating coincidences in American history. Whether viewed as a result of divine intervention, medical manipulation, or the power of will, this remarkable event adds a layer of mystery to the legacy of these Founding Fathers. As we celebrate Independence Day, let us also remember the contributions and sacrifices of these great men who helped shape the nation we know today.

FAQs

Why did Thomas Jefferson and John Adams die on the same day?

The simultaneous deaths of Jefferson and Adams on July 4, 1826, remain a historical coincidence. Various theories suggest divine intervention, medical manipulation, or the power of will as possible explanations.

What were John Adams' last words?

John Adams' last words were reportedly, "Thomas Jefferson survives," not knowing that Jefferson had already passed away earlier that day.

Did James Monroe also die on the Fourth of July?

Yes, James Monroe, the fifth President of the United States, died on July 4, 1831, exactly five years after Jefferson and Adams.

What is the significance of the Fourth of July in American history?

The Fourth of July, also known as Independence Day, marks the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776, and the birth of the United States as an independent nation.

What theories explain the deaths of Jefferson, Adams, and Monroe on the Fourth of July?

Theories include divine intervention, medical manipulation, and the power of will. Each theory offers a different perspective on the remarkable coincidence of their deaths on Independence Day.

How do the deaths of Jefferson, Adams, and Monroe add to the celebration of Independence Day?

Their deaths add a layer of depth and reflection to the celebration of Independence Day, reminding us of the contributions and sacrifices of the Founding Fathers in shaping the nation.

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Leslie's Christmas Playlist
A Christmas Song List compiled by my beautiful bride

I got tired of hearing the same old songs played ad nauseum on the radio, so I searched for something different.  Some are familiar tunes and others are new – enjoy!

- Leslie

 

Meet Me Under the Mistletoe - Janine de Souza



My Favorite Holiday - Jessie James Decker



Driving Home for Christmas - Chris Rea



All I Want for Christmas (Is My Two Front Teeth) - Big Bad Voodoo Daddy



Christmas Eve - Celine Dion



Christmas in the Sand - Colbie Caillat



Christmas is Here (feat. Late Night Alumni) – Kaskade



I Can’t Wait for Christmas - Mindi Abair

Merry Christmas Baby (feat. Otis Redding) - Straight No Chaser

Winter Holidays - America 

Mistletoe - Lucy Hale



Mistletoe & Holly – The Hot Sardines

Warmer in the Winter (feat. Trombone Shorty) - Lindsey Stirling

What Are You Doing New Year’s Eve - Katharine McPhee



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