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in eighty nine, which was a year after this programme and started, but grab audio sombre number one. This one I have not heard now what this is cookie found a she's put together a mantle. Of me when I was a disk jockey in suburban Pittsburgh, Mickey Sport, Pennsylvania's is nineteen. Seventy one I was twenty, and this was my first job away from home. And I'm a member. I move there in in February of nineteen. Seventy one arrived in the of a blizzard with the windshield wipers on my nineteen sixty nine Pontiac lemons, having shut down and last thirty miles and a town were harrowing

there was no way I was gonna stop. I was gonna get there. I don't know how I did it without run it into something, but I got there now anybody who does. What would I do here will tell you they? Don't they dont like looking at years old stuff, it's in there Light Sean Hannity would have told me that he cannot stand watching tapes of the old hammer, the income Always it can't believe he looked so nervous. and in the end I need this is aiming here. I I don't watch myself on tv ever even two hours after it's done and listening to old radio tapes, its painful it Really is painful. You know what I did some at the top of the hour break when when some people have said- but I don't take this personally- don't misunderstand these people. It made this comment to me: we're not trying to be offensive. Everybody wants to help,

I have found that over the years friends, acquaintances ebony wants to help, and people have said everything that shows never been better. You know I kind of did a little bit better way back when there was a lot more production value in it ever thought about going back to that, The guy. I have, in fact I've even done at a couple. Back and done some of those old updates, and I feel ten years all again. I think that that was that was appropriate, for who I was then, but it just doesn't feel appropriate, except to do it is the greatest hits kind of thing, but to start sneaking that stuff back in as part of the regular ingredients in the programme. Believe me just doesn't it doesn't feel right, it doesn't fit in the reason for that is really. It is quite simple, and it's back to this note that I got from print last night. Do you do you know

again I did. I do not know. I don't stop to think about things like this is honestly I'm too busy thinking about the next day. I dont know how else to say this, but I dont reflect you before I got to this point. I thought that I wood when I gazed around at other successful people in any field, be they athletes or business people. I wondered what otherwise like what are they do? They go home at night

think about all they ve done. They just sit alone and think about what they ve done and and and feel really good about it, and I the virtually got a chance to ask that question to a lot of people, and I can tell you the honest truth: is it not a one of them said? Yes, they both in the net, never occurred to me and it doesn't occur to me either because the next day is too important. If you take, you do seriously and I do and when I talk about meeting and surpassing all the expectations of you people in the audience, I mean that more than anything at so I'm always thinking forward, and I will beat myself up if I think I've done it. how's he shawl or lousy job, but then I consider myself, I others tomorrow to fix it

so she sends there's no Jesus. Do you know how few people can say they have the same ethics, morality, conscience, political core beliefs? Can? Tiffany with themselves in their twenties through their fortys and into their sixties in their best years. You know how few people who say that night I'll think about it. I have had friends of mine say in the recent past with last five or six years. Why don't you do some? whales. What else do you have to prove? You wondered how many I'm asking you say what you think require: not these are all people who ve stopped with what they were doing when I met them and they do not do anything or trying to do something new. What why don't you just gotta? You could do anything wanna. Do it, because I love what I do I

absolutely love, there's nothing else I want to do is not that I am I not sitting around thinking. What else could I do if he'd do anything else? It would be an add on to this with this remaining as the foundation, but to drop this, and do some would never even occur to me just like changing my core beliefs would never occur to me. Changing my beliefs or what I considered important and hold it would never occurred to me and So in that sense the note

This is why you are perceived as reliable, but I don't. I don't actively think about that. I just prior to be who I am data Day and I have an opportunity to do it in public, though anyway we get these old tapes old examples and they are always embarrassing, but at the time I thought I was stuff. I mean at any time this tits burg. Dj stuff or ninety, ninety two during the current year thought it was hot stuff, go back and listen to some of us may selvas good ol, admit some article yeah, that's but a lot of it g, but it's true, I think of it. body, but I look at pictures of themselves from the past or audio, video reminders of themselves in the past, and not just appearance but

surely level, and all that. So I played this with some trepidation. I haven't heard it. I they glee, remember it well known I dont vaguely. I remember this like it was yesterday too. So again, this the station was called W. I Z, wicks, see the format was always called salt and solid rock and gold call it salted rotten mould after having to pay the same twenty five oldies for three years, but he waked cookie, put together a montage and This is now nobody why Ecstasy Marquise Board continues with much more wicks. Fourteen sixty solid rock and gold

Legislation is ever held by some of those working in the morning at which these, on a long ago for the morning rush hours, study and called it a radar says, eighty zero percent chance of precipitation, big hand, Mister and Missus idle pollution, celebrating twenty refrigerator payments, logic of human see ya Kennedy and group which has evolved readily? U s away back in eighteen, sixty nine mother loaded when I die genes, sixty where the heads rule

My brother's Hemingway, currently downtown Nigerian agrees again. Shooting for our high does one. This is mercy. Shouldn't theme song one can make a heavy mercy, chicks from New York City S w I extreme keys boy right. Love could make you Happy women's liberation claims it was under the feminine zis, even back and nineteen seventy want all cause. I hit the posts. There was nobody better, hitting the pulse of talking of the music and draw right to where they begin the singing. I was, of course I can still do it absolutely that serve the timing town it now. I want to jump forward to let's see let's go sound bite four and five Sacramento California was the first place in my radio career, why have any kind of success? I spent ten years in Kansas City price

that five and radio and five working with the Kansas City Royals, and in none of that. Could I honestly say I had any success and in some of those play some of those ten years I wouldn't even viewed as somebody who might be successful and after five, years at the baseball team- and I figured I'd I'd, I just can't stand corporate life was to constricting I'm not enough of a conformist. I dont collaborate. I dont want to collect those five years at the royal, I met people out another otherwise met, but I also learned what I was not good at doing, and so I ended up back in radio cause. It's the one thing I was. I was happy doing and Sacramento California, where I went, and that was the first time that MRS that's nineteen, eighty eight and I started ready. Nineteen sixty six twenty years, I was

fifty eight when I started up and what a year as it took twenty years to have anything like success, the first time in my home cask career, but I had any idea what a success track felt like and look like. I knew what it didn't. Look like you do, what it didn't feel like, but I have never experienced it until Sacramento, which is why I always said that my adopted hometown It was the first place I had lived outside of my hometown were actually planted routes. It became part of the community rather than just. passing personality. Passing town under the next town, hoping for the next break. So after I left camp they do this programme nationally. There was a natural pull the go back there and to express gratitude for all the people there who had made it possible. So we started the rush to excellence, tour which, if you.

See the Trump Railway, it's what the rush to excellence. Where was when this programme started, nobody knew who I was, and nobody thought syndicated ready on the daytime had a prayer, a bunch of people, pride, moderate success and I just the next one, and if it didn't work, nobody would think admitting about other, but nice try. I figured it would set me up for a better job later. If it didn't work as it never had. People thought you have. It the local, local local in the day time doing radio? I didn't believe that want a chance to show it so started the rush to actual story, every time we got a new affiliate, I would go there. I could go for a weekend. I might arrive on a Friday. Night have dinner with me Your station people and do a personal appearance on Saturday to fly back to New York on Sunday night did that forty eight weekends a year for the first two years to see and the relationship with the stations it took the show and cement a bond

the audience. I was stunned at how many people showed up my motive, five thousand, if they place held ten thousand. How many showed up and I would do an hour half sometimes two hours would just I wish to remind me things I wanted to say and that's why, when Trump started railways, I wish I knew exactly what was going on, and I said I was able to spot the bond cause. I had lived it and I knew exactly what was going to happen with trumps soup. Orders sticking within because I've lived, it had happened or one of those rush to excellence Torres. I was I beheld an on going back to Sacramento am because I felt I owed them so much k of became the the city Sacramento. the audience. They are the people who live there, and this was in I learnt from what month this was, but I think it was summer time because it was very hot and I put them the roof at Arco, arena

open during the day. For what reason I don't apply. Some Libya wanted me. We were videotaping this. I say I show up in three hours worthy event and roofs what're you. What do you do? The roof? Don't worry, it closes in cools down real fast. Will it didn't, but when the places over fifty thousand people in the place it Clarence Frogman Henry showed up the thing: God got no home and the local paper wrote a very caustic piece of frog mankind. When he was close, didn't know how he was being used, they would eat loved. His career was being revived the greatest time, but we got Couple of sound bite from that rushed to excellence, appearance and, I think it's cuts four and five and we have time to squeeze of both this here's. The first six years ago I was work, for the Kansas City Royals. I had been a radio twelve years previously that working the cancelling rural six years ago, the Inn five years there.

five years there I was making eighteen fell. Dollars a year now I dont know what kind of money that sounds like to you, but believe me. in Kansas City Missouri at age. Thirty, two! It's an embarrassment! If you take yourself, Sir and I was I miserable. I was unhappy. I aimless I had given up on radio. I thought I had already failed at that That is a dj all. I knew was not: he opened his birthday, a couple of other things and nobody's going dj seriously, it really I was down the I had nowhere go. I will. Really without any cell, Steam whatsoever- and I thought some friends, and they said you know you're blaming the wrong people for this. It's not the royal. It's not your friends! You sit in their miserable. Why do you put up with it? If you don't do something else this isn't. What are you bet that myself,

we being on the radio. Well, there's your answer: do what you're best tat and at least be happy regardless. How will you do it? So I decided to give radio one more chance and it brought me here to Sir Kay the case. Acrimony is actually a a broadcast consultant into was consulting the station in Kansas City, but I really went back to work for after the Royals five years and he was the one who arranged this guy's got a chance to be something so they accept was hired a reply Morton Downy Junior get fired for telling and ethnic joke. So anyone here next. Continuation of the sea. Not now we cause, I gotta, take a break or we're gonna be in big trouble stopped. They part two of that is coming up right after vesper back on our thirtieth anniversary today were combining a number of elements into our usual programme. We're doing some archival stuff so memory things you can things

big into my head. There is. There is no way that I could begin to touch on or cover all of what I think of the important things that have enabled this programme to I've, because this so many different events have so many people that have been involved in and starting down the road of trying to remember them, and it started to beginning your chronological order. The minute you forget somebody got she can't mention them all. Maybe it's better not to start, but then some of them are so important to have dimensional. I'm hoping there's enough time left today to do as much of this as as can because that's what anniversary days are for a member Johnny. Arson on his last show for tonight you made a point of saying this is not a performance show, meaning there were no guests, no monologue. drugs. No, nothing! It was. It was strictly a recap. They have had some highway.

It had some heartfelt remembrances from Johnny Carson himself, but he made a point of saying that wasn't it performers That was not an anniversary. Was his last show this an anniversary show in parts of our performance, but parts of it are archival Olin and filled with remembrances. What I mean about combining these elements here is the second half of the bite this from the rush to Excellest stop and nineteen. Eighty nine I'd. I haven't even been in New York a year, yet maybe maybe thirteen much it could have been a year, but I don't think so, get being pull back to Sacramento, because how important it was in making this programme possible. Here's the second partners, this fifteen thousand people in a crowd here, because once called Arco arena them. Yet this hit this whole experience.

not one bit of it is work, not one bit of it is all just more fun than I've ever had in my life. It is absolutely no hardship whatsoever to fly around country to see people to be on the radio or any of that. But especially, come back here you enjoy I show, and I appreciate that more than you ever know, I don't want beat this into the ground. I'm sure you ve all felt like you aren't going to we're anything, even though you know you were capable. I felt that way. The only difference between you and me. Is that I'm up here and you're out there and the only reason. I'm up here is you're out there right it's true. you may enjoy my show, but I'll tell you. People especially young people,

in this town and this area, you don't know what's wrong with it. you rejuvenated my wife because national radio person is not a success since because he does what he does. People have to listen to it appreciated and supported, and everybody This room has, I mean from six years ago to be mired in loneliness and aims. We walking through life and then to come here and have ticket sell out in two hours. My friends that hit me in the heart like thing you can ever imagine will I mean I am tired. You have rejuvenated my life and you have made me something. I never even thought I could be, and I have just One thing to say to you a sincere and heartfelt thank you that was it I've read metal. I wish I knew the month it was nineteen. Eighty nine I'd have to look it up on the calendar, Russia's actions to have any summertime, his hospital. I mean how two hundred intended

he's in the daytime out there and as I say they have the roof open all they want. That hell has got me listening and attacked we're videotaping it. It went off like a like a dream anyway. It's fun to relive these, these all things, these old moments, that stuff sounds it I've. I remember sacra, I don't like it was yesterday, doesn't seem like thirty years ago, one more archival by her little trip down memory Lamb, it's hard to illustrate thirty years, in sound bites, but we can teach a couple of lessons in the update which musical portion of the programme one of the principal ways, that I pioneer and combining politics with comedy and music. A lot of people have done it sense, but it first happened here. The combat combination, serious discussion, erect

Rent humor, the playing of rock and roll music on programmes, people thought the audience would not be interested in pioneer stop. It was used to educate, to laugh, to create humor and also inform people of things. I wanted them to know about the left brought body, Frank Daytime, the lock homeless, a boot God. No sometimes I sing with no braying who done it better. A big time in a you go. the rush Limbaugh programme, the to link enemies majestic

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No peace, update, Slim Whitman, say when, but it is better than others Feminist uptake, feminine zoos are living at me because of well general principles. and that's way we that's our laughed and make people aware of the Mai. Mockery of the left and what they really were things they believed in, and we occasionally go back to the graveyard forgotten

There are eleven anyway, I'm out of time here folks, I don't have time to thank people, so we'll do that tomorrow. Thank you all for being with us today and for every day you have been here the past thirty years. It is profoundly and deeply appreciated, and we know how important it is, and it's taken very seriously and with a great deal of respect. I look forward to all of you being back here same time tomorrow. Rebel ready to do it all over your car gets you where you need to go but steep alone payments can hold you back at reef. I jet we re finance, auto loans to get you moving again with convenient pre qualification technology that doesn't impact your credit score, refined jet saves people an average of one hundred and fifty dollars every month. Reduce your interest rates, extend your loan for flexibility or just get cash back for equity. On your car visit reef, I judge that come to learn more and get started in minutes. Refined jack get a better Carlo. Today