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Sep 17, 2026

Don WildmanHOST
5:22
It's not until 1789 the new US government is finalized and the US Constitution takes effect.
Don WildmanHOST
5:28
That's why 250 didn't end with the Fourth of July, folks.
Don WildmanHOST
5:30
250 goes another 13 years until 2039.
Don WildmanHOST
5:34
I've been screaming this from my soapbox for years.
Catherine TownsendHOST
3:41
[gentle music] It was a really hot night in the middle of summer, July 4th, 1988, in San Angelo, a small town in West Texas.
Catherine TownsendHOST
3:53
17-year-old Shane Stewart was gearing up for the Fourth of July holiday celebrations by picking up his girlfriend, 18-year-old Sally McNelly, and they were going to watch the fireworks.
Catherine TownsendHOST
4:03
Shane and Sally had started dating in the fall of 1987, when they were both students at San Angelo Central High School.
Catherine TownsendHOST
4:09
They fell in love fast.
Catherine TownsendHOST
4:33
Sally went to Lubbock.
Catherine TownsendHOST
4:34
Shane went to Kansas.
Catherine TownsendHOST
4:36
Eventually, they both came back, and it's not clear in the reporting I've seen exactly when, but sometime that summer, shortly before that fateful Fourth of July holiday, they met again and sparks flew, and just like that, they were back together.
Catherine TownsendHOST
4:52
In that summer of 1988, Shane was living with his father, Marshall Stewart.
Mike ReynoldsHOST
4:58
weekend
Wade HoldenGUEST
4:58
and the Fourth of July weekend.
Wade HoldenGUEST
5:00
Those were the down times.
Wade HoldenGUEST
5:01
People just didn't seem to be too interested in what was coming out new in theaters that weekend or was just opting to go out and enjoy the weather and maybe do some outdoor activities for the holiday weekends.
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20:56
Yo, I got [beep] in my eye.
Wolf BlitzerHOST
20:59
Investigators say those fireworks ignited dry grass along the roadway and led to a deadly fire around the Fourth of July.
Wolf BlitzerHOST
21:07
One person was killed, six firefighters injured, and 10,000 acres were scorched.
Wolf BlitzerHOST
21:13
An 18-year-old was booked on multiple charges, including first-degree manslaughter.
Neville JamesHOST
10:02
Hey.
Neville JamesHOST
10:03
Has this been so big back in the day or no? In particular, we had like six major race days, and they were all holiday-centric, right? Easter was the first one, Memorial Day, and then Fourth of July races.
Neville JamesHOST
10:19
People would actually leave the festival, not the celebration in St. John's, to come over for the races and then go back, right? And then we'd have the native Triple Crown that would start Labor Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.
Neville JamesHOST
10:34
Those six days were guaranteed moneymakers.
Piero TozziGUEST
53:35
And also Pastor Ezra Jin, I think he was told flat out by Xi Jinping that Jimmy Lai would not be freed, but he would give some thought to Pastor Jin.
Piero TozziGUEST
53:46
And lo and behold, Pastor Jin arrived in the United States on July 4th, Independence Day.
Piero TozziGUEST
53:52
I think one thing that's not fully appreciated is the extent to which President Trump does advocate for political prisoners.
Piero TozziGUEST
54:00
In his first term, there was Pastor Andrew Brunson in Turkey that he was able to free through his personal intervention.
Piero TozziGUEST
16:34
And also Pastor Ezra Jin, I think he was told flat out by Xi Jinping that Jimmy Lai would not be freed, but he would give some thought to Pastor Jin.
Piero TozziGUEST
16:44
And lo and behold, Pastor Jin arrived in the United States on July 4th, Independence Day.
Piero TozziGUEST
16:50
You know, I think one thing that's not fully appreciated is the extent to which President Trump does advocate for political prisoners.
Piero TozziGUEST
16:58
In his first term, there was Pastor Andrew Brunson in Turkey that he was able to free through his personal intervention.
Jack BradshawHOST
16:12
Well, the fight for flock continues.
Jack BradshawHOST
16:16
Fourth of July fail.
Jack BradshawHOST
16:17
An epic Fourth of July fail.
Jack BradshawHOST
16:19
Plus, who will be getting the next water bill increase? All upcoming.
Jack BradshawHOST
16:24
Yeah,
WoodyHOST
6:27
She was one of our neighbors when we lived in this apartment complex, and she collected rocks, and she had these rock designs next to her patio, and she just had this little concrete slab.
WoodyHOST
6:38
It was an apartment, right? So a little concrete slab right off her sliding glass door, and then right next to that patio, she would have, so for Fourth of July, she would have red, white, and blue in the form of a flag.
WoodyHOST
6:48
Aww.
WoodyHOST
6:49
And that's how, this is before my parents or my mom and my stepdad knew each other.
Alison LevineHOST
43:03
And are you open seven days a week?
Nolan JonesGUEST
43:05
Yep, seven days a week, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. We're closed, I think, five days a year, major holidays, you know, Fourth of July, Christmas, close to Easter.
Nolan JonesGUEST
43:14
But other than that, yeah, it's very good.
Nolan JonesGUEST
43:17
So

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