I think people around here know a lot about the ranching history in this area. Texas tends to be very much about itself with its own history. I think this particular history is more about middle american regional story that hasnt really been told. So its almost like the isolation of the ranching history is texas, texas, texas, but one of the things we talked about this show, we pitched it as like looking about rather than always looking within. We are in the panhandleplains Historical Museum, and the museum is the largest Historical Museum in the state of texas, if you count it by the number of artifacts and the exhibition cowboys andttle, culture kansas city and the amarillo, building an urban west. The fulltime curator here and i are natives to kansas city. We were always interested in why this place felt so familiar to us as having grown up there. Michael started looking at the number of objects in the panhandleplains Permanent Collection that related to kansas city. It turns out th
This is houston, loud and clear. Buzz, this is houston. Radio check. [beep] clear. Roger. We are getting a picture on the tv. Weve got a good picture. There is a great deal of contrast and it. Down. Tly, it is upside we can make out the fairmont of detail fair amount of detail. Ok, we can verify the position of the opening on the camera. There is a foot. There he is, there is a foot coming down the steps. Ok, neil. We can see you coming down the ladder now. [beep] checked. Just heading back up to the first step. Adequate to get back up. Roger, we copy. So there is a foot on the moon. Stepping down on the moon. The first step, he must be stepping down on the moon at this point. Buzz, this is houston. Shadow photography on the sequence camera. Ok. I am at the foot of the ladder. On the surface, about one or two inches. There appears to be very finegrained as you get close to it, almost like a powder. Board, look at those temperatures. Wow. A little shadowy, but he said expect that, on th
Its an insiders view and im the insider so im responsible for all of the viewing. Lets take a quick review of the preceding nine presentations. I could try to convince you that this all made sense. The first week we introduced some people and ended with three surprising revelations. Secret meetings going on between the judges and prosecutors, a lot of them, and you dont know which is the bigger surprise. That they were meeting in secret or writing memos about the agreements. I have the memo. John dean the second surprising revelation who was the chief desk officer of the coverup and then switched sides to become the lead government witness, john was sentenced to 1 to 4 years in prison. But it turns out he never spent a night in jail. The jury and maybe the American Public was led to believe he was being punished but in reality he was not. And third, what i uncovered and what i believe is what really drove nixon from office where secret allegations that the prosecutors made about his pe
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