The Bird Show.

All right, Abby, this is going to become a regular segment here on The Birch Show.

We love it so much.

Ye old gossip.

Ye old gossip.

I love history because history is basically just a bunch of hot gossip.

And there's a lot of stories that we know and we love.

And then sometimes there's those dirty details that we haven't really been able to get into

because sometimes the history channel doesn't want to get as salacious as I do.

And today we're going to be talking about Josephine Baker, who used her dancing talents,

intelligence, and sensuality to take down the Nazis.

So Josephine Baker was one of the first...

Is she available today?

I'm sorry.

She was one of the first... Is she available today? I'm sorry. She was one of the first black women to become an international superstar, but also a fresh spy.

So she was basically Beyonce if Beyonce was smuggling government secrets on her world tour.

But before she was a spy, she was an icon, a full-time heartbreaker.

She was stunning.

She was stunning.

But she was a little girl in the early 20th century in St. Louis, Missouri.

So Josephine's story is a little bit Cinderella.

So she grew up very poor, like so poor she would wear potato sacks as dresses.

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