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1989 World Championship Road Race with commentary (I think you can click a button if you don't want to see it).

My 740 mile journey to march in the 2024 March for Life, the world's largest human rights demonstration. Hundreds of thousands of teens, adults, people of all colors and many different nationalities travel for the love-fest, the love of the unborn, and defense of innocent life. My group did not go this year, my usual motel had closed, so I was a bit vulnerable. On top of that, the northeast was hit with snow storms, so by the grace of God I went forth. This is the safest place in Washington D.C., probably the entire country when we meet in the name of God's love. The press hates covering this because it shows the real face of the pro-life movement, and it's a beautiful one--and that's why they hate it. For example, did you know the pro-life folks do more for unwed mothers than the pro-"choice" folks ever did? But the pro-"choice" folks are trying to shut down crisis pregnancy centers because it takes money away from the abortion industry--that's right--it's an industry. I tell my story of the journey and the beautiful times with my pups, Batman and Chewy, who love motels, but not car rides. #breakingnews #politicalnews #christiannews #christian #christianity #church #breakingnews #cbnnews

Psalm 19:1 The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands. Day after day they pour forth speech; night after night they display knowledge. There is no speech or language where their voice is not heard.

Was Jesus convinced he was the Son of God? Some say no, that he saw himself as just a prophet or wise man, or champion of peace and love. Lee interviews the author of "The Christology of Jesus", Ben Witherington III, PHD to answer whether or not Jesus saw himself the way the modern Christian church does. Chapter 8 coming on December 3rd!

I hear they sing as well

When I think of the Beatles, I think of love. Some of their beliefs were messed up, they fought, they had so much conflict, but when I see interviews of them collectively or individually, I see the love they had for each other. This was my favorite moment of this interview. My family never said, "I love you." My parents never showed affection towards each other, and the first time I thought maybe my parents loved me was at 19 when I saw the tears in my father's eyes as I boarded the bus for the military. It shook me up so much, I never got over it. The first time I thought Dad loved me, I broke his heart. But when he died, I got him alone, hopped up on morphine (him, not me), and no one was in the room, I prayed the sinner's prayer with him, told him I loved him, and it was beautiful. I didn't tell anyone about it for years. If Mom or a family member had been in the room, they would've yapped 'till I was forced to leave. But after that time, I felt peace about his passing. My favorite uncle died years later, just weeks before George Harrison. His passing was sudden and I didn't have time to get my leave of duty to go see him. I was a pallbearer at his funeral, but could hardly compose myself. He was gone, and I wasn't ready. But like Paul and John, I remember my uncle had said some things that upset me during and after my wife left me and I was ticked at him. I never told him, I just put some distance between us for a few years and then in 2001, as I was heading back to my military base, he phoned me at Mom's and said, "So what are we doing tomorrow?" and I said, "Nothing, I'm heading back." I felt a sudden sadness in his voice, something I hadn't heard from Bushy (his nickname) since his mother passed in 1974. Months later, I phoned him out of the blue and we talked for hours. The next time I visited home, I invited him over, let him talk 'till he put us all to sleep, walked him to his car, and in my heart I forgave him and took extra effort to listen and just to love this old man. He died three months later, and I'm so glad I repented of my resentment. It spurned me to write a poem about him and send it to my aunt in 2002, when I was deployed to Germany. "In Your Honor My friend whom I miss so much I'll never forget the times we had together How I felt when you pulled into the driveway When the doorbell rang The rumble of your voice That wouldn't stop When you said,"There's little Mikey! All was right in the world The stories you told us Over and over and over The same ones each time As if they were new As if we didn't already know them Like our favorite songs We knew all the words But wanted to hear them from you Just one more time Your wave of silver hair Your waddling gait Your profane way of sneezing Your profane way of thinking Your sheepish grin How you'd study about everything And I'd watch you leave Knowing you would never be mine And follow you to your car Not being able to tell you I loved you But as you drove away you paused, Flashed your headlights to us, Perhaps not able to tell us You loved us too I'll never forget the phone call That cold October morning As I lay awake unable to sleep I saw us smiling again And wondered if you ever knew You were great I was a little closer to heaven Because you took a piece of me there With you I carried you that last time Unable to look at the flag over you To hear the twenty-one shots Fired for you They cut me in two and I turned away Unable to salute my fallen comrade What are we going to do now? It was you, you who was always there For you my dearest Uncle Bushy My brother in arms My friend All I can offer are tears In your honor" At my age, I miss a lot of people dearly. Most won't talk to me anymore, too busy to know me, and God hasn't blessed me with a spouse although I've loved and do love, I spend my time with my Yorkies. So this really grabbed me. Jesus said we should love one another as He loved us. Disregarding Ringo and Paul's personal beliefs, right or wrong, God loves to see us love each other in truth.

Frank tells Johnny the back story of getting Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis to reunite on the 1976 Muscular Dystrophy Telethon. I'm a sucker for a good reconciliation story. Unfortunately in my life, it seems people come and they go and they're gone. I'm sure there are people reading this whom I miss dearly. Friends and lovers have left me in the past. For the most part, life goes on, but occasionally I miss them, and sometimes I fantasize they'll come back and want to go out for a bite to eat, share a smile, want to be friends again. Maybe they'll knock on my door and apologize for how they were, or I could apologize for how I was. But they never do. People have disappointed me my whole life, and I'm sure I've disappointed a lot of people. God stopped talking to the Israelites for 400 years. Some of them missed him, some wished their people hadn't been so rebellious, treated him so badly, some of them probably wondered if he even ever existed, or was he just some legend that grew bigger over the years? And then he came. He rolled up the scroll and said, "Today this scripture is fulfilled in your hearing.” Hey--it's me And he wanted to have a bite to eat with us, he wanted to say hi, visit us, help us out, give us hope, tell us he'd been thinking about us all those 400 years just as we'd hoped in our hearts, tell us things were going to be different in the future--and we had hope again--could we risk hoping again? And then, almost as fast as he came, he was gone again. The greatest injustice in the history of everything---but wait? But God... The God of the impossible, the God of the eternal gave us a solution no human would ever dream up, and His name was Jesus. Christmas is the day the impossible became possible, and when Jesus burst forth from the tomb, It happened

Steve Martin has to leave the tonight show--or does he? Then Anthony Quinn.

In honor of Jonny Carson retiring from the tonight show, Tommy Smothers does a Johnny Carson impersonation and Johnny is very impressed!

After Steve Martin returns to the tonight show in tears saying he doesn't have to leave, Anthony Quinn repeats the same gesture, embarrassed to say he doesn't want to leave and has no where to go.

This is my favorite

Batman is killing his toy

Trying to shoot video with Batman running all over me. Chewy is neutralized.

Caught with T-shirt, Batman the criminal shows remorse.

Angry Batman gives final warning of tail kicking to Rudy, the gigantic afro.