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David Crockett

David Crockett

Former United States RepresentativeWikipedia

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Sep 22, 2026

Bryan BurroughNARRATOR
4:42
There were frontiersmen and a bunch of nasty river pirates out on the Mississippi, but nobody was getting famous for firing guns.
Bryan BurroughNARRATOR
4:49
Daniel Boone and Davy Crockett became famous enough, legends even, but no one ever called either one of them a gunfighter.
Bryan BurroughNARRATOR
4:56
They killed far more bears and indigenous folks than fellow settlers.
Bryan BurroughNARRATOR
5:01
Even after the first revolvers appeared in the 1830s, no one was getting famous for shooting people.
DrewGUEST
52:47
okay then whose apartment is it that he's looking around and he's seeing the Stanford certificate photos of them he picks up the beer yeah
SteveHOST
52:57
yeah this is the one yeah yeah there's like a Davy Crockett lampshade
DrewGUEST
53:01
oh is that the same apartment okay I thought it was two different places maybe
SteveHOST
53:04
okay yeah it's like this like palatial
Rob ManessGUEST
50:15
My whole family's from West Tennessee.
Rob ManessGUEST
50:17
That's where a guy named David Crockett was a Congressman twice, as a matter of fact, as you know.
Rob ManessGUEST
50:23
and he lived very close to a place where he gave one of the speeches, he gave the speech several times, one was on the courthouse steps in my hometown, and my uncle, when I was about six, took me to those courthouse steps and told me, and I talk about this in the book, he said, Robbie, you need to know that Davy Crockett was right here, and at the time, I was about six, and King of the Wild Frontier Disney show was on and all that, so I knew who he was, but I didn't know he'd been a congressman.
Rob ManessGUEST
50:51
And my uncle said, he was a history teacher and a coach in public school, he said, Robby, Davy Crockett stood right here and told the people that voted him out of office the second time, y'all can all go to hell, I'm going to Texas.
Rob ManessGUEST
51:04
And what that symbolizes is that question.
Rob ManessGUEST
51:07
what you can do about it, or what can I do about something.
Rob ManessGUEST
51:11
Davy Crockett was not an educated man.
Rob ManessGUEST
51:13
He did not come from wealth.
Rob ManessGUEST
60:24
My whole family's from West Tennessee.
Rob ManessGUEST
60:26
That's where a guy named David Crockett was a congressman twice, as a matter of fact, as you know.
Rob ManessGUEST
60:32
and he lived very close to a place where he gave one of the speeches, he gave the speech several times, one was on the courthouse steps in my hometown, and my uncle, when I was about six, took me to those courthouse steps and told me, and I talk about this in the book, he said, Robbie, you need to know that Davy Crockett was right here, and at the time, I was about six, and King of the Wild Frontier Disney show was on and all that, so I knew who he was, but I didn't know he'd been a congressman.
Rob ManessGUEST
61:00
And my uncle said, he was a history teacher and a coach in public school, he said, Robby, Davy Crockett stood right here and told the people that voted him out of office the second time, y'all can all go to hell, I'm going to Texas.
Rob ManessGUEST
61:13
And what that symbolizes is that question.
Rob ManessGUEST
61:16
what you can do about it, or what can I do about something.
Rob ManessGUEST
61:20
Davy Crockett was not an educated man.
Rob ManessGUEST
61:22
He did not come from wealth.
Robbie StanleyHOST
35:34
Tennessee was a university before Texas was ever a state.
Robbie StanleyHOST
35:37
Hey, you guys ever heard of Davy Crockett? You ever heard of that guy? No.
Robbie StanleyHOST
35:39
Maybe doing some studying up this week if you're the University of Texas.
Robbie StanleyHOST
35:43
Joe, I think you would back me up on this.

7 MINS LATER

Robbie StanleyHOST
43:02
And I think
Joe RexrodeHOST
43:03
that's not going to end well for Texas.
Joe RexrodeHOST
43:05
And real fast on the UT thing, just so in case anybody doesn't realize this, if there's a Texas fan listening, you know, Davy Crockett died, the Alamo, 1836.
Joe RexrodeHOST
43:15
President James K. Polk requested 3,000 volunteers.
Fess ParkerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:07
Fess
Richard WhiteSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:11
Parker, also known as Davy Crockett around these parts.
Richard WhiteSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:13
King of the wild frontier.
Cynthia AbramsCORRESPONDENT
15:16
During the 1940s and 50s, when movies would open in select theaters, studios would often bring actors along for the premiere events.
Bob YarbroughHOST
28:06
But how true is that? Sam Houston was raised in Tennessee, served as its governor before he led the Texian army as San Jacinto in 1836.
Bob YarbroughHOST
28:16
Davy Crockett, a former Tennessee congressman, died at the Alamo.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
28:22
Remember the Alamo? Right, right.
Bob YarbroughHOST
28:24
More Alamo defenders came from Tennessee than any other single state.
J.R. GreenGUEST
23:13
Their governor, Houston, he was our governor first.
J.R. GreenGUEST
23:15
I mean, we can just keep Davy Crockett or Matthew McConaughey.
J.R. GreenGUEST
23:18
Take Davy Crockett any
Brian RiceHOST
23:19
day.
Brian RiceHOST
23:20
Every
Josh SpiegelHOST
73:45
And, oh, yes, I'm still sad about that.
Josh SpiegelHOST
73:49
But I remember among many things people were sharing when he passed, I feel like somebody, I don't know if it was you, Scott, or somebody else on Blue Sky definitely mentioned the David Crockett cover,
Scott RenshawHOST
73:58
which
Josh SpiegelHOST
74:00
I bet is a lot of fun to listen to, honestly.
Anthony BellinoHOST
30:45
trying.
Anthony BellinoHOST
30:46
Nobody's coming out of the wilderness with a raccoon skin hat on, like Davy Crockett.
Anthony BellinoHOST
30:50
So that's not happening here.
Eric BlackHOST
30:54
I don't know, man.

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