O'Reilly Update Morning Edition, February 28, 2022

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🗓️ 28 February 2022

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0:00.0	Bill O'Reilly here and I'm warming up from the NRAA.net studios in New York.
0:07.4	Stand by for the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition.
0:11.2	On this Monday, Marty Grah celebrations begin today in selected cities all over the world.
0:17.7	Tomorrow is Fat Tuesday, then Ash Wednesday, the beginning of Lent.
0:24.6	New Orleans, Marty Grah was invented by an explorer named Pierre Le Mouin in the year 1699.
0:36.2	O'Pierre held a small gala about 60 miles down river from the big easy, which back then
0:43.9	was the big nothing.
0:46.4	It didn't exist in 1699.
0:49.8	There are a few traders, but no Canal Street or Bourbon Street.
0:55.3	Through the centuries, Marty Grah has developed into a money machine, which often happens
1:02.2	in America.
1:04.0	Let's see, we got Halloween, we got Valentine's Day, we got Christmas, now we got Marty
1:09.0	Grah.
1:10.0	It is always about the dollars.
1:13.7	The point of Marty Grah is to have some fun.
1:17.1	I hope you don't abuse that as many Irish do on St. Patrick's Day.
1:21.6	Not just Irish.
1:23.0	People get out on St. Patrick's Day to get blasted and ebriated and not good things happen.
1:28.2	I hope that doesn't happen in Marty Grah, but the point of it is to have some fun because
1:32.9	on Ash Wednesday, penance begins.
1:36.8	That is the season of Lent.
1:40.8	Let the good times roll as they say in New Orleans.
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