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All right, here we are already on the very brink and edge of the clavineless weekend standing

at the press office looking down into almost eternal darkness. But stay tuned because

this is your last chance. Hold on with grip with your fingers to keep falling into the clavineless

weekend. Brian Kilmead is here today. We taped an interview with him, but I have to tell

you something. He's written this book, a really entertaining book, Andrew Jackson and

the Miracle of New Orleans. It's about the Battle of New Orleans. I have to tell you

though, it's really funny. Brian is the host of Fox and Friends, obviously you probably

know him. He's got a co-writer, Don Yeager. When you're dealing with a TV guy who's got

a co-writer, you don't know if he actually knows what's in the book. I'm asking, I'm a

little nervous because I know a lot about Andrew Jackson and I'm really interested in him.

He's a fascinating character as we talk about. I asked him real questions about this and

I'm terrified he's going to look at me and somebody else wrote this book. But turns out

Brian is an actual historian, really knew his stuff and had really passionate feelings

about it. It's a terrific interview. So stay tuned for that. We will stay on Facebook

and YouTube to let you watch the whole thing, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't subscribe.

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