Shinnecock Indian Nation

And that phrase, still here, I mean, that is the most important two-word summation you will find in this entire history.

Brian Polite, who is the Shinnecock Indian Nation chairman, he calls that specific phrase a testament to resilience, fortitude, and strength.

And Allie Hunter-Joseph, who is also of the Shinnecock, adds a really vital layer to that idea.

Right.

You'll, you'll get to know me through the stories.

Shinnecock Indians and like I said, my parents were either working hard or busy trying to get divorced from each other.

And so when I went to the reservation as a child, I had the name Half Moon Pale Face.

Half Moon Pale Face.

They are making balloon noises.

The tree is filling up while Kunu is squeaking out.

My feet are still shaking 'cause I'm a cowboy now, and I have to kill Indians.

Airy noises come out of Kunu's funny face before my feet shake him off the branch.

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in those type of markets, and also on Long Island, where you have the Shinnecock Nation that has very cheap cannabis-

Right

... without taxation.

Can anybody get on? Maybe we'll see Del in it.

We have a lot of Indians around the ballpark today.

Just to add to the proceedings, we'll tell you about them.

Members of the Shinnecock tribe will put on a tribal war dance in between games.

Fastball to Don Blythe in game, in for a strike, on one.

I wish I could find the big chief of the Shinnecocks in between games while we'd have them do the, well, not the rain dance, the cool weather dance.

If you know any Shinnecock Indians, give them a call.

The strike one pitch surprising game is outside.

And that's absolutely not true.

So we've done a lot of work with the Shinnecock nation, which is just miles away from us, you know, this land was all Shinnecock and Montauk land.

And so a few years ago, we worked with the Shinnecock nation a linguist name, we need we need to Tarrant and a filmmaker named Christian Scheider.

And they created the first VR in the Shinnecock language, which is considered a dormant language.

And we presented that at Guildhall.

And then we introduced things like more moving images, which is close to my heart.

Can anybody get on? Maybe we'll see Dell in a...

We have a lot of Indians around the ballpark today.

Just to add to the proceedings, we'll tell you about them.

Members of the Shinnecock tribe will put on a tribal war dance in between games.

Fastball to Don Blythe and game in for a strike on one.

I wish I could find the big chief of the Shinnecocks in between games while we'd have them do the, well, not the rain dance, the cool weather dance.

If you know any Shinnecock Indians, give them a call.

The strike one pitch surprising game is outside.