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This is an American History podcast, or each week I, Dave Anthony, read a story from American

history to this thing.

Thank you, sir.

Gareth Reynolds, who has no idea what the topic is going to be about. Thank you, David.

A lovely intro, as always.

You're going to learn a lot tonight, shithead.

Seems like a highly aggressive start.

September. It's like a highly aggressive start. September 29th, 1868.

I probably should have looked up, but I pronounce this guy's name.

John Considine. Could be Considine. Compton. I probably should have looked up, but I pronounce this guy's name. John Constantine.

Could be Considine. It doesn't matter. It's Spokane, Spokane. Whatever. It's a fucking difference. Potato, potato. They don't get mad when you call it. What did he call it? Spokane? Yeah. Yeah. Boy, you guys didn't care for that, did you? Yeah. But nobody, most people don't know where your city is, so be happy that he knew the name. Yeah.

Get famous for more than Trout. Maybe we'll learn it.

Two, three, four.

What's his name?

Shay?

Matt Shay and Trout.

That's all you got.

By the way, we have a famous woman here tonight who ran against Shea.

Oh, yeah.

You got you?

And he docks.

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