Welcome back to the Dirt Show. In all my mail, whether from Rumble or from YouTube, I always

get dozens of requests for an explanation of all the art that I'm surrounded with. I'm

constantly surrounding myself with art. And as you can see, this is my office in Miami

Beach, Florida, and it's filled with art and memorabilia and all kinds of stuff. And so I'm

asked all the time to have a show occasionally about it. And I've done one from New York and it got

very, very, very good responses. People really enjoyed it. I showed my George Washington

letter written by Alexander Hamilton, showed my Lincoln Fardons, all of that. I don't have that much

great memorabilia here in Florida, but I have enough to, I think, make it very, very interesting.

Most of the stuff that I have in Florida, I bought at flea markets. You know, the stuff I have in

New York, I've gotten it auctioned, I've gone to stores. But in Florida, I go to flea markets.

There's a flea market in Miami Beach that I go to all the time and buy stuff. And so a lot of

the stuff you're going to see today is flea market stuff. You could buy in flea markets. And

it's amazing what you can finally start with this amazing little picture of Thomas Jefferson

with an autograph, an authentic autograph of Thomas Jefferson. Look at closely at him. He was a very

young man. This was a steel copper engraving done of him while he was in Paris. Remember he lived

in Paris from 1784 to 1789, very controversially, with Sally Hemings. And he performed very

important functions in Paris. And he described them as the most happiest years of his life, the five

years that he was there. So this is a very good reproduction of what he, excuse me, actually look

like what makes this piece remarkable is that it was owned by his granddaughter for years and years

and years and years. And his granddaughter had a very interesting name. His granddaughter's name was

excuse me, Mrs. Benjamin Franklin Randolph obviously from two very famous families. I don't

think he was related to Benjamin Franklin, but the family gave the name of this great man

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