Coming to you from the mountains and the plane, the only conservative voices brave enough to push back. This is the Conservative Daily Podcast with Joe Otto.

That's what the Second Amendment was designed to do. If you're going to do something to nullify or take away my rights under the Constitution and get it.

Max McGuire.

When you look at politicians on the left, they need to convince people that they are victims.

A resistance to the resistance.

And now your hosts, Joe Otto and Max McGuire.

And welcome back to another edition

of the Conservative Daily Podcast.

My name is Max McGuire.

Today we're gonna do this a little bit differently. Joe Otto is not in today. Today we're going to be talking with Frank Russo. Frank Russo is the author of a book called Berry My Heart at Cooper's Town, Salacious, and surreal deaths in the history of baseball.

And Mr. producer, I think we have an image of that we can throw on the screen.

Frank, you go around the country and when I've talked to you about this, it's really fascinating.

You go around the country and you chronicle baseball players who in their time were legends,

who many have now have been forgotten.

They're in Cooper's town, but in the everyday conversation many of these people have been forgotten.

And you chronicle how they passed away where they're buried, which is a really interesting topic today in this coronavirus pandemic that we're living through

because in the news it's this idea of when we can open up professional sports when the major league baseball the NBA

n h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h i can get back into it and there's a pushback

from players which honestly it's fair, right?

If you're a Major League Baseball player

and you're gonna go out and risk your career

because even if the coronavirus doesn't kill you,

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