Howdy and welcome to Wise about Texas, the Texas History Podcast. This is your host, Ken Wise.

Thank you very much for tuning in today

for part two of the interview with the longest serving governor

in Texas history, Rick Perry.

Got some great feedback on part 1, you all loved it, so please enjoy Part 2 of making

Texas history an interview with Governor Rick Perry. I want to go, you mentioned something when you're telling that was a great story about living in the mansion.

In the weight of history, tell us more about that.

I know everybody's going to want to know the answer

to whether there were any ghosts in the mansion.

So, certainly don't leave that out.

But what, I mean, a day in the life in the governor's

mansion what do you see you see famous art maps furniture same Houston's bedroom

you see all of the above I mean living in the mansions living in a museum

because that's what it is.

The upstairs, half of the upstairs is the governor's living quarters.

That's where Anita and I lived, you know, in our children. We raised our children there.

Griffin was going into his junior year.

Well, he was halfway through his junior year.

Sydney was halfway through her freshman year.

No, eighth grade year going into Austin High

when we moved into the mansion. So and in the mansion it was an interesting

place but hadn't And the mansion was an interesting place,

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