ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃ

ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃəmaz ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃək ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃ.

Michael talked about pretty boy Floyd's early life and his foray into a life of crime.

In this episode he continues with an account of the Kansas City massacre, as well as

details on Floyd's death.

We took a quick phone break during the interview and the interview picks up after I call him

back.

Here we go.

This is John Dillon's here.

Wow, in the flesh.

I thought you were dead.

You'd have to be 116 years old now.

Many people believe he didn't actually die outside the biograph theater.

Oh, of course.

Of course it does the same of course with Billy the kid with Jesse James.

With Elvis with John Kennedy.

I mean, it's just amazing.

Speaking of that, John Kennedy, obviously excluded from the company of these outlaws.

There's a very one of my favorite quotes about outlaws comes from of all people, Oscar

Wilde when he was making his lecture to the United States in the 1880s in in Denver,

Colorado at a LICM.

He said, Americans have always loved their heroes and they tend to take them from the

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