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well here we are wrestling by the man behind the golden me. I'd be MIKE, I'm James Golden end. Today, it's the cookie and cocoa shouted so help me God. Yes, now, over the years, all of you who have listened to the rest of us out, heard. Him refer endlessly to both cookie and cocoa, and we have them. this my card cocoa. This is cocoa. Mike hail cocoa guerrilla coca, I can hear media matters right, not trying to me. Somethin raises well, let's explained everybody cookie. How got a name cookie. I have been opened

well when I was working on the rush tv show, There was a story in the Washington Post a b c news reporter cocoa birds that she had to go to a gala, immediately after her report that evening so she put on she had her evening gown under her raincoat, and they put follow the green screen, but the cat. little behind her and sheep? handed to do a stand up lie from the capital in front of, You know the greens written or the story got out, and so on the rush tv show we did skit where I was, The IP reporter cookie Gleason and I did a report. Yeah I'd be news and the

Green scream behind he kept changing locations where from bigger, but all tat life and B C nuke news, car crash to or just got bigger, changing it. So far, a day on. I was always cookie and rush always call me cookie that either the cookie now. What's your real name is my reality now my real name is Kathleen Gleason Prize AHA movements, gonna be reveal. Here was always the sign up now, let's turn to cocoa how did you come about the name? Cocoa and again, that is not cocoa like hot cocoa. That's like guerrilla cocoa I'll. Tell you, ok, ok I'll! I came to the rust tv show in eighteen. Ninety five and I was a production

distant, and I was the low man on the total Paul as they say, and they were gonna do escape about cocoa, the sign language speaking guerrilla and rushed out. This was hilarious that their people found a gorilla could speak sign language, so the bed was that Russia's gonna do the story on the gorilla and I was gonna, be in a little box in the corner. Signing for other guerrillas who were watch alive today. Looking for. Somebody to put on the guerrillas through the turned out to be me may be a chapter in my life story, never be afraid to put on the gorilla suit I put it out and I had no idea what what's gonna happen, and so we just started to get an rushed got one get me in that guerrilla suit in the corner of the screen, and he just cracked up. He could now stopped laughing we didn't scared and people out there and he just kept laugh. It was like one of the few times aroused you don't gotta lasted utilised

because he always was the king of call. You know it when he was performing it anyway. Just what did this? and he was having the greatest time and he laughed and laughed the map and then That point on. I was cocoa see me, you didn't know my name before that You know who I was before that I was just another guy in the tv show, but do that every day I'd see I'm cocoa. How are you- and that was it? We were. We were friends from that point on this. We just click and we always said that memory, and that was always cocoa. And your real name is its George Price and there's no gleefully than that, but wait a minute. I'm let me go backwards. I'm telling you said your real name is what car chrome criers I mean gleams in there, but you know yeah here. So that happen.

Well. You know how these things happen, Jane! No. I don't guess what I'm on my way I can tell you that we will be over tv shouted. You now became friends beginning. She didn't like me, but you know I I I that was a gorilla suit him out of it might appear. That might be the turning point. I don't know, but we became friends and then at some point you know we started. You know aiming at the very end when the tv show ended in eighteen Saxon and then we together ever since everyone, there was only fifty. Short months daddy shouldn't we all. We hear a lot about that fifty six months. And so you are, you are the EU being married couple were now

A before tv the tv show. Let me just go back russian and while the tv show, which is where I met multi view war was we would taping at unit. Tell studios on fifty seven street and Russia's work day was really amazing, during that time, as a new and correct me, if I'm from losing any the details here right would get in normal times. You you guys were already at the tv show, location and we were the radio shop. Those of us who were working just on the radio while working the radio show an would later come over to tv without robot, he would do his shop rap for the radio show and then there would be a telephone meeting is that I would have another figure out. What was ten learning ten? Thirty one connection coming up under that meeting run. Usually, Well, I would say about ten minutes,

he mentioned the jail was all him here. the man with the ideas he was, the Yet I was all him I mean James and out quickly. he's gonna, the greatest performer. You know the greatest radios however, the new would tell us and which is not Regular for producers were supposed to produce, but with rise I would even say I want those measuring this year. He really was, I mean you know bless Roger S and Dyckman Sir. They were, they were wonderful and you know they had give a lot of great ideas, but brush rush was the man SAM and there were no writers rush was the right there were no liners neurologist morass, dress, tat the animal the things it rough wanted and that you guys were able to implement and make happen have

later showed up on. Other tv shows long after rough decided. He didn't want to do to achieving any more. Some of the concepts that would develop do wash them whether the tv show went on and you saw them in various places. I saw something one day on the daily show, which I rarely watched in. Unlike wait a minute. What did that war? All that stuff? The thing with the picture with up and change the law member that that day, I ain't that yeah dahlia became like a standard on weight night. Maybe take a picture bill Clinton. Somebody else's mouth there, but it still look like Bill Clinton talking, but the man who move in saving. That was an open and then we'll put Russian a box to react to audio clips that we will play anyone you, you would be looking up at the low look artists writers

an early monument look up at the splitting of ever seeing some sad and he be making faces and reacting always so funny and studio audience loved it and then remember Robert Rice. Whenever we did a story about him, he had a box with a picture him and you can barely seal were By doing so, it is an emotional flash dreams that will come up in production, meaning I for fifteen Raw Roger, would come into production meeting in Cologne awoke, you know like rash, would say something to him about. You know he wanted to do was story at all right. What do we owe me funny If we did this with Roger was outside the box. Think I mean he brought them Fat lady into sing on the very day of the television shop because everybody said russian. show will never make it so

Roger. Had this grand scheme that, on the fifth day, new collar anniversary, show we made it five days and we would have

Tremendous change, innovation and you ve got a fat radium, who's, gonna, saying you're, not so we made in Iraq is ideas. We have gotten our own guerrilla and we will have this year will sign language there. It is your job justice I get the girl assigning it. I'm not even saying ok now this, ladies and gentlemen, this is an actual newspaper story. Ladies and gentlemen, from the North West, Harold in Crystal Lake Illinois, is a story about a third grade class and a certain great stuff laughing over there. Please it s a session that fail a drug tat s why we have a little in the dark. Ok. Now the teacher of this third grade classes, a man they MIKE pin Cover- and it was you, take the picture out of the camera in other said that he is the liberals or understanding this liberal society of limbo. Guy make sense for the first time

each episode of Russian them by the man behind the golden I'd be microphone. We follow russian and buzz. I agree with journey with the help of some of his friends family coworkers today, is a real treat, we're gonna, look at the very impact for influential Clinton years when you hear Russian and bought in history in history books, these always going to be a link with President Bill Clinton who bear to workers through those years than marry. Matlin life of rush Limbaugh chapter eight narrated by Mary Madeline,

You wouldn't note at the time, but in the ninety ninety two election, a battle for the ages, is born and not between incumbent President, George H, W Bush and his challenger, a young smooth, talking democratic governor from Arkansas that election was over. Now. At this point, a political chests match for the ages began between that very governor. Now, President Elect Clinton and the hero of this story talk radio icon, rush, lend it is its fundamental. You remember that you're the Clinton's admitting their paranoia because they didn't know how to deal with a non supporters, media and all it was just me on the radio. It's not a local jobs will go to the Wall Street Journal drawbridge a mere acting like it is the biggest threat to their existence. Ever in the process, rush became the number one voice of conservative is a mantle literally passed on by none other than President Ronald Reagan himself. In a pressure written letter, Russia's political savvy, combined with an uncanny reality based ability to make the complex, understandable, help

the Party of rating get back on track. In fact, with Russia, the home, the GEO P, one longshot landslide victory for us. The food is playing up and down the ballot plus the house with Jordi for the first time in over a half a century now known as republican Revolution in ninety ninety four, it was the peak huge. What shocked me and it really did- click was flying and signals in nineteen. Eighty four on air force, one he's doing an interview before rhymes with the morning crew. It can relax our affiliates saint Louis. You stop complaining about me. You got rashly bar governor here when you guys this. Do you come up a nuclear free, our three hours

What everyone nobody else I gotta know trip the drug. Here's the president of the United States are the biggest bully public about world complaining about some Dinah radio. Fourthly, it's no coincidence that the rush limber programme is, you know, actually began during the Reagan administration and, though the Clinton years more filled to the brim with easy fodder for Russia, feast tat. He spent the years after battling in misperception that this shows successes primarily built on the daily melodrama dished up by the claims. In reality, the shows popularity exploded long before the presidency was even a twinkle in Bill Clinton's. I I can't see the number of people who believe that this programme, a road towards common Heritage Canton one like this programme, got off the ground and became the most listen to review. Your talk show in three years before Bill Clinton ever thought about running. In the end rush reminded his listeners that his programme never depended on. The party that was in power have often had a phrase. My success doesn't depend on who wins alleged. I can't control is gonna win elections anyway, regardless is in the White House or not by the way. Just because your team, where this doesn't mean they load screw up whole objective here, is to have a good show. Rush Limbaugh hosted far more than a good show. In fact, for decades after the Clinton administration had come and gone, he proudly carried the conservative towards forward both on the air and off the air on the air.

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tunnel, the towers, your kindness, generosity and patriotism, brought hope, was needed. Most more of America's heroes in their families need your support, donate eleven dollars a month to tunnel to towers at tea to tee dot. Org, that's the one t the number to tee dad most of what you were responsible for on the Russian by radio show you came over after tv happen actual what towards The end of the television shall rush asked me to bring in my room, and he said to me. Listen I am looking for an executive assistant like William S. Buckley ass, in his Frances, Bronson and she's fat who is she reads, is mine. She you know noses every move, that's the kind of person I'm looking for a week

He'll be interested and work in doing that, on the radio show and I was like ok yeah. I would love to do that, but you know I was grateful to be able to continue to work with Russia. and now in the radio show, I got dollar radios great. You know a great opportunity for me. So I joined the radio show, and I was in my little cubicle doing my France's Bronson Work, which was like. making calendar hers and type things are urban getten coffee and after about five days I made a list of some other things that I wanted. My cubicle. It was tee cable boxes, peace yards and I will Tom and I said: do you anyway, you would consider getting need this list of items for MIKE you look up and he looked and he said well, my business. No John action is coming over this afternoon. Are discussed

with him when will get back to you and I am so grateful. I was a great tax because James as a as per working in tv. I was not used to have a job that tv like. I was always now listening watching, hearing tv, so sure enough, after their meeting that day. And John came out of his office and I have my waist safe and any said cooking good news. We ve improved, approve the entire list and I was like I got my good Fred friendlier to come down use accords the great engineer moved Thacker to come down and hook me up boy did you appear up put near as many these yards as we couldn t many cable boxes, and I got to record my heart out. So that's how I started pulling audio for the shop. I would try to fine things that were

outrageous, and that I knew would make rush crazy. You know that met recorded them on a vcr tape, giving the tape to either the title was Maria Mosebach, who is just a wonderful person, see now the sheep you now edit tape for me and we would do a little q sheet for us telling number who what went aware and transfer The sound and weak the term- and it was like a little more fair, you know it was like he would pick- may be cut one or cut five or nothing are all of em and he would bands offer them. You know That's how it started. and then, as it is, go in. There was the famous gravitas montage and I'm sure you remember that that's when vice president, Dick Cheney appointed himself to be the running made for a bush. and the media all said he brings goal

tat S, right, Georgie brings grounded, and so I heard like a few them like for them I struck them together. Maybe SAM Donaldson and you know Wolf Blitzer and for people saying it and then I keep hearing it and hearing it so I just continue to make this huge montage, their neighbour a genuine to do some other. You know the editing for me to do all he editing from actually. So, where the gravity of the gravitas I gotta brag about her a little bit. You may now. You know when people do matter This is all kinds of services out there that you can search key words and stop on the internet. There are, None of that she used to watch tv, shows and recall him honor a vcr, take and then right down the time. Like we d, you know you know at night. at home or whatever and end you know, we'd be watching. You know, Larry King live and somebody would say something to read it out, and then she you know Joe, would have to go wrong.

On that tape. Eight hours and find that one word is the transcripts or anything. You know that how that all started than this whole industry out does this it's all right, businesses that are devoted to providing these days now she started it at her desk there with the vizier. that's right. Capping I mean those montage is not only change the trajectory they show, they change the trajectory of what people on radio started. Doing. You had another one, what my favorite, my love. I was just what is the Torricelli, the torrent lobby? what have was so loved loves you can see in winning over. He played it would just him up, he smile. I explained the Torricelli bit to people. Oh my god, so funny. Will John booty helped me with that? I have to say and we talked about what I wanted to do and that was taking the prosecutor right, George

the charges against Torricelli slowly the insanity Torricelli from New Jersey, copyright, he had given. You know very passionate speech on the second floor, denying it all in Europe When I was a boy cry a year ago, cried another childhood and whose men the interspersed the price the heater listing all the things that need a lot of cash goldilocks his tour sally, saying something

was a boy. This goes back relating two thousand one. This is this is a montage of senator tourists. Only the guy, you just heard a press conference where he denied corruption charges and what we did after every denial. We we insert in skins of a lawyer for the guy who had corrupted Torricelli brand Simon who was listing. This is not Torricelli lawyer. It's the guy who tried to buy Torricelli lawyer documenting what course selling did while car assembly is denying it all to challenge my integrity is beneath contempt. I do not deserve this treatment. Watchers rolex large diamond hearings for his girlfriend. I have never television ever or road grandfather clause, although I can t done anything suits at any time me. Fourteen goose looks cached torso is asked to betray the trust of the people of the state of New Jersey. Nobody move over to the internet side, George you're over it box you,

with us. How'd that happened. Kathleen had said to me that you know that he for somebody, you know who's, there was two thousand and they were for somebody to start a website for rush. You know rush. You wanted to be on the cutting edge of everything and websites for starting a popular, then and so She said you know you should go for this job and I thought about it and I eyes I said sure so had worked, as I said with a matter. I saw you a little bit. He taught me a lot about what he did and, and you know, the new businesses, and so I went- and I interviewed with John Accident, and they decided to give me the job soap physically at that time? Russia's website there was a website. It was that picture of Russia. He's standing pointing to the golden he only microphone now is that it was just a picture. I was still bag. I started in June two thousand and I on my first day, I sat with John Accident and Brian click like you, and they had no plans for our group.

Build a website and I was gonna, be in charge of the content, and so Are they really had no idea what I was gonna? Do they settled did you go? Listen to the show. You know they had little room for me I don't even have an office, then, with barely had the internet in the office that we are in, and I and I sat, and I listened to rush three hours with that I made a word file. It still haven't someplace and I how to my concept was it? You know we're gonna just cut up Russia's radio show in in, like the form of a a website with articles and so we're just listen and to what he was doing. His topics and I wrote the headlines down on this word file and then my idea was also you incorporate his nicknames in the things that he said I'd, say the truth, the tactic when lesser or you know doktor of democracy, while behind I made this little sheet like a little, you know eight or nine story. She said I after the show weapon. Into John O Brien and show them what I did. They rely pilots. This looks pretty good, It's a rush,

We said that arise and he says I like it go for it outside So then we built the website from the bottom up, and you know I started, hiring staff are doing my job and I was at the beginning there and we started translating Russia's radio show to the to the internet. here we gotta transcript, you gotta check. Will in the beginning we didn't have a transcriber a moment ago. You right, we were recording to show how to set tapes, enlightened plague back and trailer. Dollar I said, and then we would do like little intrusions into the its audio and then one day Russia's like us just transcribed, shall I want full transcripts on the website and the suits it premier at that time. They they worry. You know you thrilled with that, because you know they thought that that my add Father. Do the people that, were you know, media matters was just starting, then an

They were a little Leary about translating everything, Russia for people to pick it over and find things to objective. But Russia had the opposite view, which is that if we break the transcripts of everything he said he would be proven you know he be able to prove that he was taken out of context and he was really visionary and that, because you know we started printing transcripts of the show. great transcriber who did for years, more kissing, very he's. Like me, baby of capture, so here, baby life with a number of their inadequate ass. The world order were on TAT S. The fantasies in the Guinness Book of Records is great, and so you we had the greatest radio show host about time of the greatest capture and we would just trends. Made it to the web everyday with print those transcripts. We cut them up into different articles with headlines and then we later, we added the potato cam and we had it. The rush, twenty four slash, seven subscriber service, and we had one of the first podcast and we just built that site into something that, I was really really proud, other we were really proud of, and it was

It was a very unique experience to be able I do have one job was to listen to one man talk for three hours every day about Russia's you know, Jameson Kathleen does is there there were no meetings there was no direction given he just assumed that I was gonna, get it right, maybe every once in a while. He say, as I like this headline better or do this different web. Hardly ever it was just you know he let skull you, let us add graphics to what he said and he trusted us than we are. do something that was out of step with what he is. He was doing an end. It just really became like this kind of, like symbiotic being where we listened to him and we'd know to do and how we did it for for twenty years. Everything a great boss aims the greatest enemies, the greatest violently Hannah job. Does your boss? Just let you go you know, let you do when you wanna do Not you know just you have an idea. You come up with an idea, you're able

to illustrate it and when he does, he does your idea a hundred and fifty times better. Then you did it on its Amazing, into great feeling. It's a great feeling out to see was the greatest. now. This is where I want to work to ask you guys. We ve talked about You did, and by the way, with with the website, George For years we always told us he's not gonna do a website until he can understand himself how true monetize it properly, because this is a business and that's what he did and that's what you brought to the table away. Do it in such a way that it became part of the enterprise and it wasn't a leader a way out of the added to the bottom line, and that was one of the things everybody in the radio industry than the tv. Usually websites were thought to be lost. Leaders and rushed did not want that.

and that was one of this- the mandates when I, when I came in there was. That we were going to make this a business that work and the reason it did was because rush knew that the content was what was gonna, make it and he was gonna, make it and that that's what your people thought that they wouldn't pay for the restaurant for seven subscription service when you can listen free other area, but rush knew that people were because we were providing them, something that was you, you can only get rush in one place and it worked and if he was visionary, as as he always was like, said, he didn't want to do something that everybody else was doing. You want to try to the blaze in it path and we did and then, after that, a lot of radio show host who try to do you know a lot of people did what we did but rested at first. I see this is the thing that that blows my mind an end with you, too everybody that work for Russia could have done something different

been highly successful at it, because I have so much Thailand, but when they came, onward rush. This is where they called home became a family and it became we wanted do the best for Russia's out you're feeling one or two hours and I you know- I- I sort of ran though why, but I just sort of tried to run the website. The way rush ran things which was we were gonna, just improve it. The way you did and we were going to have tons of meetings and we we had some, but we didn't have many, and we just knew the mandate was that rush comes first and that we're going to follow Russia's leave because rush was gonna, know what was gonna work and that's what we did, and so it was such a great atmosphere and it was such a great little team. Allie came on. You know I think, a year to after the rest of us and because we were doing-

It is more people, it was. It was too hard said: do anything of three hours we had to close the two men, like everybody else in the organization, very little turn over. We were all there for twenty years. We were there because rush kept the steady, Russia's so compelling he was so Some of these people were even conservatives are or I don't, even though we never even talked about that. It was just he's just once you start listening to him every day for your lan everyone who would want to do anything out here I mean it was a great job and what would it not I don't know of any other job like it, and you know I don't think I'll ever see another job like it it it's just because nobody is compelling enough to say so much in three hours that you know really you couldn't. You could write a whole newspaper based what he he said and I was sort of one of the things we we thought about the website. You know we're not any different than the New York Times or the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post. Where rush you tell him we're doing it with more people in the donor, with five thousand people

you know what he say is move out to task entered. The audiences is just as important, if not more report, because he's the only one saying it you gonna like he used to say you could go to the New York Times, Latian, both ABC Bs, there was only one muslim bother com and that's where you were you, you got those opinion on things which was groundbreaking turns out. I knew this was happy. Just senseteach things November was our biggest traffic month of the year at rush Limbaugh dot com.

We had a record number of millions and millions and millions of page views, so that is continuing to just go gangbusters and I'm really proud of it, because we're probably website it is a plethora of data and information. It's it's a its own encyclopedia set when you get down to just the daily content of every further the transcript the the voluminous content in this programme documented and preserved each and every day and researcher bull by everybody who goes to the website. If you heard me say something on a previous programme, you can't quite remember what it is. You can keyword, search it and find the exact thing that I send the literal luminous content and rustling stack up against any media website in terms of actual substantive content, not just what the news was, but what I thought of it on a daily basis. Let me just ask you this will will end on this note. I want both of you to think about work. The second some of your favorite

ways of rush and if there's one thing in particular that you want the world know about where slumber, what would it be? Let's start with you gatling I mean twenty nine years. I have that's it's hard I would say my favorite memory after my daughter grace was born two thousand and seven after she was born that skimming rush. Invited George Grace and, I suspect, thanks giving what the limb bars and Palm Beach man was spectacular because we gotta meet all of his wonderful family. Spend time with them and he used to invite seventy five or eighty family members, and he put them up at the breakers, and he would entertain them for the entire region and he invites did ass to to attend

and he was so generous to us right. George, it's unbelievable, like we had a dinner on the Friday after Thanksgiving at at the golf club, local golf did belong to and he before dinner, he invites the Georgian I says, come up to the front of the Roma greatest? Who was cry raise crying and carry like they were. There are some other people, matters was there. There was some other. You know, friend, over there and Yang Halter and Wash stood up, and he spoke about Georgia, when our contributions to the shell and people that we were, and it was unbelievable, an unexpected an amazing. I mean you imagined games. Do you know what that was like crossed and then the next day

he invited us over to his home to watch a football game, a college football game and Georgian I will. We are supposed to be there at one o clock or your scrambling at the breakaway. I only get out you relate as always and we're on our way- and I said, George were go into his house for the first time and we don't have a gift. We gotta bring a house warming gift or somethin to say thank you so George said, will stop Greens pharmacy. So He ran into green swarms acid by the best thing you goodbye to bring. You know cause rush like me, like the best, so George came out with a beautiful, I've Palm Class Whitman Shore it was the sample. You know you get a little and I really know where away and unlike what we regard this role as indeed despots a kid you just going mad that relate so embarrassing, yeah Anonymous got when you go to somebody's house. You act to bring something even if its Russia limbo, so we pull up at the gate,

and we were led in and We realise that at that time we were led into the gay and we part he took a little. Longer in the car to get ourselves together and to get, the car and we rang the door to door opens in its rush. He's like welcome it sure to hear a lot of time to get out of the car and we bought this self candy and he's like well thank you and he proceeded to dig George. my out to the terrorists, were of his entire family and he said everybody, everybody can. I have your attention all, you people, com that scaring you never bring me anything for the lies boxing, and that was just. That was the greatest thing.

I think that was one of the resources and readjust funny you studio was so funny. You love me any receive. We want you to do many rather the tears I haven T any and I loved it. I loved it. I mean I'm just James, unbroken thy peace that he's gone and suffered too terribly because he has just read is just on my life is like feel able two big loss? You know what I'm sure the listeners realistic way. You know I mean he loved the audience. He would stand after the television job every single night and great every audience. Member what other, when you know, talk, show stu performer with great every audience. Member rush limbo did that's right inside water grabs. Here we got a little like a house James. I can't tell you wish to put pressure on all wonderful personal axis.

Man, you and me in Georgia, George. What are you smiling? You talk about As you know, there was just nothing like him. He was just it also generous everybody that you ve talked to us said that. But you can't say it enough, just how generous he was with his this time is just the way he is now. her with you in the just an hour. We We had some unique relationship with them, because we, you know being married and having the same job and Kathleen Job was the watch all when rush with used to say in the air. You know I don't have to watch these cable shows I paper but I do it all. We were those people now, every machines, even George, I'm sorry to interrupt. But here too I have even to think people don't realize about him. Was that

It was a very shy person and he was a very private person, but he who's unbelievably generous, so much to the point where he be in his office. Doing show crap. He would open the new your post and he would see that maybe something happened to a fire fighter policemen and he will come out and he would say cookie. I want you to find this family. I want you to find the widow, and I will to know how much money I can give them to help. I want to write them a check so that every one of those children there huh Miss paid off and they all go through college. So I want get that number and come back to me. that, and you must tell the film there never allowed to tell anybody- and I did ask for that and he did bad numerous times. He did. that's so many times. You know he just was amazing. I mean we're just

lest I mean we wouldn't be. Rather we wouldn't have our family. If it wasn't right off, we didn't come together with him and he the opportunity to work together Anyone know new. We love you in relation to us, I mean you're, amazing, you represent ass. You know you fearlessly represented on those dark days. In February IRAN's knew about their work just look at the moment. You say something you you know something I rested for me too was allowing all of us to come together and in Kathleen let me just in today with us with another story, The three meeting you carefully, and he George Preschool meeting you, Catherine. I got a chance to meet your family to get a chance to meet your mom.

and your mom was a saint. Not saying that lightly, what a beautiful wonderful! human being. Who was, so gentle. Her spirit was just so So warm and loving, and your mother gave me a hand painted and uneven, would you call em goes over your doors, its flowers, it's my right. It's the assets in your hand and right pan painted it, and she gave me. He gave me one of her hand painted door and every place that I have been since then, One of the first things I have never done. Can I move onto a place was put that above my front door. MT idealism is about at my door right now, let's we could see- and I will never ever ever- forget your mother either for just what is and we can see where your love

and where you come from and where you from where you family comes from, and now you and George had this wonderful family. We know where that's going so Thank you so much, but you know just so. We I dont and crying. Can I just tell you one short little thing up just one more thing: I have to tell you rush family and James you in your family too. I mean I've got this beautiful people, but Russia's mother Milly, fabulous, lady! She why? Yes, of course, I got to be friends with her right away. Sundayfied the television channel, so we were always keeping in touch, as you did too, and one day she called the office to speak the Rusty one. Now, I, the smell in limbo, hurrying Kathleen whilst being the rusty and in Vienna. We got talking talking, she said, your mother and I all. You know Milly she's great she's, about.

to go on a river boat crews on Mississippi and she she said. She is well aren't gonna go down in Greek the boat. When is that, unlike well I dont, know I'll call. My mother, you don't have to do that. You brought the great or both she's, just maybe on the boat going on well know: that's what we do at what we do. We go down, we wave to the people as they go along the Mississippi. We greet the boats while sure enough games. I told my mother and my mother's like cake, the baddies Shaw? Nice? I can't believe it, and I I thought my mother make sure you get to our. Do you gotta decided about new way. And sure enough. There was Milly, She was all her blue haired friends, all lunch in a way. John Wayne and my mother's waving and James ATLAS, not generation

They were, they were just the best right. I mean if I said to George. George we're gonna, go down the rare river and golden wave and about Georgia you're right. It's not only about a wooden derive adequate, so I think you know what goes million those near the tank you James. Thank you Oh, thank you. Both business and walk for me down memory with it has been. I'm sure. I'm sure that the out that our audience is going to absolutely love, it's something I love both of you, so dearly lobby teaching ass near a glass. We love you. Thank you so much for joining us where this episode of russian LAW, the man behind the golden I'd, be microphone and are very

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