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YouTube personality, Betty Johnson has cracked the code on a new era of newsmaking.

And you know, we have some major members of the White House team that will be

joining the program. I know it makes you uncomfortable. It makes me uncomfortable. But ladies and

gentlemen, sometimes you just got to dive right in and say, well, well, well, it's a new cultural

landscape. This is the proper messaging. Thank you.

Let's rock and roll.

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I was alerted to a new documentary on the SEC Network slash the ESPN app is where you can watch this.

And it's about the wishbone, the wishbone offense, which took college football by storm

in the late 60s, and then by the late 80s was all but gone.

It had a short, very bright life in college football, and it saved three of the biggest programs in college

football history, Texas, Oklahoma, and Alabama.

And it also has so many other ties to the state of Texas from the high school ranks to Texas A&M to other schools in the SEC.

It's only about a 55 minute long documentary, but it is well worth your time.

If you grew up in the 70s or 80s or 60s, if you're a fan of Texas or A&M or Oklahoma or Alabama,

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