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Supermarket lately it is a creepy experience and you have seen some bare shelves is this the new normal lets ask the host of the American Family farmer radio show himself a working farmer doug stephan welcome back. And promote a mass crime just for you and i think theyre going to have. Whatever you know thank you it was nearly 3 years ago one of the very 1st shows i did when i came to r. T. America you said something that was a mouthful you said in 50 years we will not be able to feed ourselves ...

A monday the 6th of july reportedly while standing in front of his wife. Just 48 hours of the United States celebrated its independence our heart goes out to his family another soldiers life lost to the longest running war in u. S. History a war with no end in sight because my friends just before the tragic suicide of Master Sergeant marcus sato the United States House Armed Service Committee Led by Congressional Democrats were patting themselves on the back after passing an amendment to this ye...

Safe amid record numbers of covid cases. Under pressure. One of the nfls oldest franchises now says they are looking at changing their controversial name. Why some of the biggest names in the business appear to force their hand. And teaching character. This Independence Day, well show how surviving medal of honor recipients are helping todays Students Learning values like courage, commitment, sacrifice, and integrity. We begin with a look at todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. We assist...

A lake no im talking about Master Sergeant Andrew Marcus sano a 34 year old active duty 82nd Airborne Ranger and green beret who got the nickname of captain america for among many things surviving 6 tours of duty in afghanistan tragically tragically marcus sato committed suicide a monday the 6th of july reportedly while standing in front of his wife. Just 48 hours of the United States celebrated its independence our heart goes out to his family another soldiers life lost the longest running war ...

Ii. And professor urwin is a long time friend of this museum project. It is one of the great advantages of being in philadelphia, that we can be close neighbors to professor urwin, whose work on the british army in the American Revolution is extensive, and nuanced, and is always inspiring of our exhibits, and publications, and the development of our core exhibition, professor urwin played a crucial role in the display of the story of enslaved runaways, weighing the promise of the phillipsburg pr...

City had to free a woman trapped in her car by rushing floodwaters. They say that was just one of dozens of rescue calls they answered during a relentless rainstorm. Forecasters say the storm that sparked all that flooding is moving away from kansas city toward the great lakes. Now to social distancing rules changing, as much of the country slowly reopens. Gmas Michael Strahan had a few questions for dr. Jen ashton about staying safe this summer. You know everybodys eager to get out and enjoy th...

Will ferrell and more with the legendary roots crew. Its the tonight show staff favorites. And now, heres jimmy. Jimmy hi everyone and welcome to the tonight show at home edition. Man, we have a special tonight its wednesday tonight, but what a special week its been. Our staffers have been choosing their favorite sketches, interviews, bits that weve done from tonight show all the way back to late night. 11 years of comedy so please enjoy the best of the last 11 years. Hi, im tom and this is my d...

President truman announced the official surrender. This is a solemn but glorious hour. I wish that franklin d. Roosevelt had lived to see this day. General eisenhower informs me that the forces of germany have surrendered to the United Nations. The flags of freedom fly all over europe. For this victory we join in offering our thanks to the providence which has guided and sustained us through the dark days of adversity and into light. Much remains to be done. The victory won in the west must now ...

To a political solution, a political agreement to end the war. In this battle, the largest that has ever been fought by the United States army in its history, better than 600,000 better than 600,000 americans were engaged. And you can see, our lines famously bulged but they did not break. However, you have the story of the siege that is going to be depicted here. Most famously, George Patton is going to come up and save the town from the south after they had been surrendered. This was an inciden...

Regiments have arrived in harrisburg. The eighth and 71st new York State National guard, put them on cvrr trains, and they head south to shippensburg. With chambersburg cut off, shippensburg is the new Central Organization point for the Pennsylvania State militia. You obviously cant get to chambersburg because it is south of the bridge at scotland which is no longer in existence. So they have to walk from shippensburg down to scotland, and they are going to guard bridge crews that are definitely...