. ♪ [army anthem playing] a cowboy who did not get to rope the cowboy -- the cowboy who did not quiteralded 1953 parade. one american -- what american scene would be complete without our indians? the governor of south dakota drew immediate attention when he stopped to take a picture of ike for his son. is the end of the parade approached with the eisenhower bandwagon, a tribute lasting three hours and stretching for many miles had passed before him. throughout the parade, the president stood for them all. the thousands in the line of march who came to pay homage, attesting his popular appeal to the millions across the breadth of our nation. the sun slowly settled behind the capitol as the daylight hours drew to a close. ♪ one by one as the lights came on, the stage was set for the gala celebration that was to follow as official washington turned out in all her splendor for the inaugural balls to be held in honor of the president. to accommodate the thousands who wish to attend four separate balls were held. the president and mamie visited them all. at the mayflower hotel we see , mami

a special gift is shown, a brand-new cowboy hat.cheered from missouri, the town which weighed he was born. state by state, group right group, people of each of the states honor harry s truman in this 40th an operation since george washington field of office as the first president. nearly 160 years ago. ♪ ♪ ♪ the colorful pageant moves on, inauguration day, 1949, expresses the mood of the nation and the country striving for a peaceful world but mindful of the military needs to meet and keep that peace. in harry truman's own words, it marks the beginning of not only a new administration but a period that will be eventful, perhaps decisive for the united states and for the world.

another group presents the chief executive with a special gift, a brand new cowboy at.is chaired but the citizens from the town which he was born. state by state, group by group, people from each of the 48 states of the union honor harry truman and his 40th and moderation since george washington fielded the office of the nation's first president, nearly 160 years ago. the colorful pageant moves on. inauguration day in 1949 expresses the mood of a nation. a country striving for a peaceful world, yet mindful of the military deeds to keep that peace. in president trump's own words, then marks the beginning of not only of a new administration, but have a period that will be eventful, perhaps decisive, for the united states and the world. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is

i think we barely scratched the surface on the complexities and the nuances of it in cocaine cowboys, and we had actually years ago in anticipation of the 40th anniversary this year, tried to pitch a miniseries, multiple hours called miami 1980. i don't know there are many examples around the country of a single year in a single american city that is here transformative and that can in turn tells more about ourselves ourselves and oy today and miami -- there's a common misconception we are a melting pot. think we are far more a kin to a tv dinner where sometimes the peas fall in the mashed potatoes because with self-segregate and those cracks really start to form in earnest in 1980 through the three elements that you talked about, whether it was the drug wars and the drug money that begot them. the boat lift, and of course the mcduffy murder and subsequent trial, acquittal of the police officers who killed system riots and for miamians, someone like me who knows the story i found it riveting all over again. can only imagine someone who is a stranger to this would be that much more ent

a brand new cowboy hat.dent is cheered by the citizens of missouri, the town in which he was born. people of each of the 48 states of the union honor harry s. truman. george washington took the oath as the first president nearly 160 years ago. the colorful pangent moves on. inauguration day of 1949 expresses the mood of the nation, a country striving for a peaceful world yet mindful of the military needs to make and keep that peace. in harry truman's own words, it marks the beginning of not only a new administration, but of a period that will be eventful, perhaps decisive, for the united states and for the world.

then you know you have the movie era when the great singing cowboys like gene autry came along. and you know there's gene autry riding a horse astride a horse heroic character and he's got a guitar in his hands and he singing which is you know kind of crazy cowboy singing but for the movies it was a great thing and i think a lot of people sitting in that audience looking at someone like gene autry up on a big screen holding this gorgeous martin guitar it's to you things begin to click i want to play guitar i want to get me one of those guitars like the one the other the gene autry played or the jimmy rogers play and i think that was the thing that kind of propelled the idea of the martin guitar being something a little special. and again the company began upping output with each and every guitar still being made by hand. the finest ones were used and some instruments were made with mother of pearl inlays. but it wasn't long before another boyle the event affected the company. the government came to us and they said so you know we have this war and we're going to need to take ask

another presents a special gift, a brand new cowboy hat.he president is cheered by the citizens of missouri, the town in which he was brown. state by state, group by group people of the 48 states of the union honor harry s. truman in this inauguration. the colorful pageant moves on. it expresses the mood of the nation, a country striving for a peaceful world yet mindful of the military needs to make and keep that peace. in harry truman's own words it marks the beginning not only of a new administration but of a period that will be eventful, perhaps decisive for the united states and for the world. >> weeknights this month we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview what's available every weekend on c-span 3. tonight former white house social secretaries lee berman and jeremy bernard talk about their book "treating people well" the extraordinary power of civility at work and in life. they share stories from the white house and their thoughts on professional and public civility. watch tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern and e

then you know you have the movie era when the great singing cowboys like gene autry came along and you know there's gene autry riding a horse. astride a horse heroic character and he's got a guitar in his hands and he singing which is you know kind of crazy cowboy singing but for the movies it was a great thing and i think a lot of people sitting in that audience looking at someone like gene autry up on a big screen holding this gorgeous martin guitar it's to you things begin to click i want to play guitar i want to get me one of those guitars like the one the other the gene autry played or the jimmy rogers play and i think that was the thing that kind of propelled the idea of the martin guitar being something a little special. and again the company began upping output with each and every guitar still being made by hand. the finest ones were used and some instruments were made with mother of pearl inlays. but it wasn't long before another boyle the event affected the company. the government came to us and they said so you know we have this war and we're going to need to take ask the ma

another group presents the chief executive with a special gift, a brand new cowboy hat.red by the citizens of missouri, the town in which he was born. state-by-state, group by group, people from each of the 48 states of the union honor harry s. truman. george washington took the oath as the first president nearly 160 years ago. ♪ the colorful pageant moves on. inauguration day of 1949 expresses the mood of the nation, a country striving for a peaceful world yet mindful of the military needs to make and keep that peace. in harry truman's own words, it marks the beginning of not only a new administration, but of a period that will be eventful, perhaps decisive, for the united states and for the world. ♪

another group presents the chief executive with a special gift, a brand new cowboy hat.red by the citizens of missouri, the town in which he was born. state-by-state, group by group, people from each of the 48 states of the union honor harry s. truman. george washington took the oath as the first president nearly 160 years ago. ♪ the colorful pageant moves on. inauguration day of 1949 expresses the mood of the nation, a country striving for a peaceful world yet mindful of the military needs to make and keep that peace. in harry truman's own words, it marks the beginning of not only a new administration, but of a period that will be eventful, perhaps decisive, for the united states and for the world. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ >> the honor of your presence is requested at the ceremonies attending the inauguration of the president and vice president of the united states, january 21, 1957, committee on arr

a slight c >>> one thing i have yet to do is wear a cowboy hat in the snow, so that's on my to-do list this year. if you're in central texas you'll get a little bit of that tonight. >> well -- >> i've never seen that before. >> yeah, the naked cowboy has left times square. >> oh, you know, we're so close to times square. >> there is an opening for you, rob. >> i'm not sure our bosses want to see that. >> robert, thank you very much. >>> meanwhile, many americans have lottery fever this morning and the temperature keeps rising alongside the size of the jackpots, a total of more than a billion dollars available. janai, all over this story. janai, you keep covering the lottery. are you trying to tell us something? >> i'm not trying to. i'm telling you, flat out, if i win, i'm gone. you still have a chance to win and win big. actually you have two chances, no winning ticket sold in last night's mega millions lottery jackpot. that prize now soaring to a whopping $600 million up for grabs. a number reached only three times before in mega millions history. there hasn't been a jackpot winner f

then you know you have the movie era when the great singing cowboys like gene autry came along and youknow there's gene autry riding a horse astride a horse heroic character and his guy. a guitar in his hands and he's singing which is you know kind of crazy cowboy singing but for the movies it was a great thing and i think a lot of people sitting in that audience looking at someone like gene autry up on a big screen holding this gorgeous martin guitar it's to you things begin to click i want to play guitar i want to get me one of those guitars like the one the other the gene autry played or the jimmy rogers play and i think that was the thing that kind of propelled the idea of the martin guitar being something a little special. and again the company began upping output with each and every guitar still being made by hand. the finest ones were used and some instruments were made with mother of pearl inlays. but it wasn't long before another boy event affected the company. the government came to us and they said so you know we have this war and we're going to need to take ask the majority

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cowboys round up their cattle. dams harness the great rivers. churches mark the pioneers faith. vastness of their country inspired the american people to do many things boldly. they had a large land to settle. they pioneered from new york to san francisco, from the atlantic to the pacific. the united states grew behind vast oceans to east and west with friendly neighbors to north and south. on the 3,000 mile canadian border, the only canon our historic relics. both countries have a feeling of security in the north american continent. today, the united nations headquarters stands in new york, a daily reminder of the need for nations to work together for peace. to help secure that piece, the united states joined the 15 nation nato. membership in nato was never an issue for the american people. voters strongly supported the alliance. in 1952, they elected president a man who played a vital role in europe, general dwight d. eisenhower. as supreme commander, he led the allied armies in the liberation of europe. for the second time in a generation, american boys joined in the call for

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look, i'm named after -- i'm named after a character from "midnight cowboy," and kids, we've already "midnight cowboy joe buck" and find out what he did for a living >> seth: yeah. >> and then you'll think of me a lot differently. >> seth: that's amazing. i never put that together. you know, it's interesting, we're talking about the pandemic, and one of the things i found myself doing was watching old highlights of games that had outcomes that were, you know, as people do, you know, positive memories. and it's interesting, because you know, sportscasters are then, you know, tied to that moment forever and i go back, whenever i'm feeling down, i watch 2004 alcs highlights and i think it probably is, you know, certainly in your top ten most-famous calls, when you said, "we'll see you later tonight" on a walk-off home run that was so late that the next, you know, basically it was already the next day >> yes >> seth: when you say something like that, you know, on an ortiz home run, are you aware in the moment, like that was a really good one >> um, yeah, i think the main thing is you don

then you know you have the movie era when the great singing cowboys like gene autry came along and youknow there's gene autry riding a horse astride a horse heroic character and it's. the guitar in his hands and the singing which is you know kind of crazy cowboy singing but for the movies it was a great thing and i think a lot of people sitting in that audience looking at someone like gene autry up on a big screen holding this gorgeous martin guitar it's still things begin to click i want to play guitar i want to get me one of those guitars like the one the other the gene autry played or the jimmy rogers play and i think that was the thing that kind of propelled the idea of the martin guitar being something a little special. and again the company began upping output with each and every guitar still being made by hand. the finest ones were used and some instruments were made with mother of pearl and lays. but it wasn't long before another voile the event affected the company. the government came to us and they said so you know we have this war and we're going to need to take ask the maj

lo and behold, we got a whole bunch of stuff for our class from the dallas cowboys. >> that's reallyce they got a response from vice president harris and president biden. >> it was just pandemonium. everybody was all happy and we were just laughing, and can i touch it, can i see it, can i read it? it was really cool. five-year-olds love to get anything, but much more in the mail. they love doing it. can we write another letter, can we send this? when the pandemic wasn't around, every year we made sure we gave some kind of random act of kindness. i just make sure that my kids know that even though they're just five years old, they can make a difference. >> aw. >> talk to us about how they feel inspired. they now want to write more letters, they want to keep doing it. is this getting the wheels turning to think more about their government, how it works, maybe they want to get involved? >> absolutely. they want to take a bus. they think it's a school bus that we'll go up the street and we'll be in washington. i just put on a zoom and put a projection on and there we are. they love just

we the cowboy who couldn't get the rope right this time, as he did in the 1953 parade.would be complete, without our -- . and he stop to take a picture of ike for our son. at the end of the parade approach with the eisenhower bandwagon. it stretch for many miles. throughout the parade, the president stood for them all. 1000 in the line who came to play homage. and the millions across the breadth of our nation. the sun slowly settled behind the capitol, as the midnight hours true to a close. one by one, as the light came on, the stage was set for the gala celebration, that was to follow. as washington turned out in all her splendor, for the inaugural ball to be held in honor of the president. to accommodate the thousands who wish to attend, four separate balls were held. the president and many, visited them all. the a jubilant secretary humphrey. senator bridges and misses bridges. ]8lfsthe president and mrs. eisenhower, or escorted into their box by their hosts. wajm■Ñas the officer salutes the president, we bring to a close a salute by the american people, to their lea

we are cowboy, had a pirate had. you can see his hat here in shoulder looking up towards the west.d you consider this to be one of the nicest state capitals in the country. there's a lot of history here and anybody in the world today politics is a big issue. so we are right here in the middle of. it every day zany day here, so it's still exciting for me to come down and show people the showcase for wisconsin. >> weeknights this month, we are featuring american history tv programs as a preview for what's available every weekend on c-span 3. tonight, we look at law in the courts. from our history bookshelf series, legal scholar cara robertson examines the 1893 murder trial of lizzie borden. the case received international attention, as miss borden was charged with murdering her father and stepmother. the child took place in falls river massachusetts. that is tonight, at 8 pm eastern. and, enjoy american history tv every weekend, on c-span 3. up next on american history tv, legal star collar cara robertson describes the trial of lizzie borden who is accused of killing her mother and s

but unload the steelers now because they were thumping on the cowboys back then all of a cat have played a bank really but you know what steve it what i remember in pittsburgh 3 years we had been the laughingstock of the leg and then they drafted this cat numb thing and north texas i don't even know that university and then in the 1st game my man was head up on the center and he just tilted at a 45 an air hole big cat in the backfield i thought i think the whole template has just changed right there you know and he changed the whole direction of that team right. absolutely well obviously as i said one of the mt rushmore of defensive players as you are in wrestling my friend will get to wrestling in a 2nd but i want to talk about straight up with steve austin not i find it at some point he's interview things if you have him to map out your kind of dead in the lottery it's still to it gets disappointing it gets weird for better or for worse you have to fall 'd back into and see if you can talk to people if you can and it's a fun job if you can't you're probably better off not doing it what

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they sounded like cowboys. popping wheellies. one handed. looking behind them thaz were moving at high speed passing cars. it was unusual enough to have a few of these. there were it was hundreds. >> chp not entertained made multiple arrests and some officers were hurt. they'll have information tomorrow. >> strong wind, higher temperatures. low humidity could create a dangerous situation. a micro climate weather alert in january. it's more like june. >> 78 degrees in san jose. average high in june. we should see highs in the 50s. it was warm today. the wind not much of a story. this will change tomorrow. the area behind me for the bay area is wind advisory. gusts up to 45 miles per hour. let's isolate the top gust. areas in red. elevation above 1,000 feet. starting tomorrow evening and tuesday. that is where wind gusts at times will be above 60 miles per hour. what's important we're under this wind advisory for the bay area. this will last all the way through 6:00 on tuesday. for the morning we'll see breezy conditions. mostly for the hill t

he is a i trapper known as the python cowboy. we are happy to have him on.n. what is your plan to deal with the overabundance of pythons. >> it's really not just my plan. a lotll of people involved witht and we need to hunt and remove them. the state right p now has different programs to do that but we need more help. we need the general public involved and we are doing everything we can to incentivize that. tucker: one of the core ethical precepts, eat what you kill, do you eat python? >> absolutely. if i don't eat it, i make use of it. you can only eat so much stake. anything i don't eat myself, i feed to my wildlife rescues and livestock i have. tucker: i mean, i've heard it taste like chicken so not even going to ask but how dangerous is it? >> it is definitely not easy. it's a labor of love, something yoto have motivation for it. i generally goo out there three to five days at a time. i sleep in the swamp and hunt these invasive tanks by boat or in my customers were to drive these levees that stretch out into the world and i'm looking for these snakes w

capitol quite griffen a new mexico county commissioner and founder of a group called cowboys for trial was also planning to travel to washington armed with a rifle and a revolver to protest joe biden's inauguration security government buildings across the country has been beefed up ahead of wednesday's ceremony. ahmed vehicles protect the state capitol in georgia national guard troops were out in force across the u.s. after warnings that trump supporters would gather from all violent protests over the weekend but they had little on their hands protesters fail to show in large numbers in utah only a handful of heavily armed demonstrators gathered outside the statehouse. in michigan to the mood was a far cry from the scenes america witnessed an 11 days ago when a riot a small but still not the u.s. capitol. here not expect more from our top story or interest more to see what happens when you are going. through. why one protest said that right wing social media platforms had discouraged supporters from turning up. and a lot of people on the ear off especially on the right were saying you

these people would say cowboy actor. good lord. the my biggest fight with warner brothers. i was there for 15 years. they wouldn't let me do pictures like that. i was doing the draw groom comedies award. then they died with their boots up. the story of george. i played him once. boy, i wanted to play his part, if i played him, once again but flynn, george, i didn't get to. >> the loneliness of the presidency, the burdens of the presidency, you seem to approach it with great relish. do you find a lonely or burdensome? how do you describe it? i don't. i don't give any indication of where i lean. i've had people in our cabinet who were under other cabinets tell me that they had never been in cabinet meetings that were as fruitful before. , evidently a lot of presidents use their cabinet as -- periodically, and different members would report whether departments are doing. will the word that i've gotten from these others is that they have never found their own cabinet, for everyone, regardless of their particular agency, whether they were involved in the discussion. and maybe ag

the game was moved to the cowboys at&t stadium so that they could have fans in attendance.ar bounces it outside, goes up and over the defender on his way for a career long run of 53 yards. harris went over 100 yards for the sixth time this season. he's now one of two finalists for the heisman trophy. alabama beats notre dame 31-14. they will play in the national title game next week. cincinnati fired up to try to finish their undefeated season, while miami has the turnover the bearcats celebrates a take away with the turnover group but it was georgia that got to celebrate at the end. a 53 yard throw to beat it all, the head coach had his running shoes on. he showed some speed to avoid that gatorade bath. new year's same results for the top right women's team. haley jones spins and beats the shot clock. the former archbishop led the cardinals with 18 points, stanford blows out arizona 81- 54 to remain unbeaten this year. the saints running back has had better days, first he was fined $5000 for the christmas themed cleats he wore last week and then he was ruled out of this we

a cowboy who didn't get the rope this time as he did in the heralded 53 parade.ould be complete without our indians. coming across the south dakota -- for his son. well as the end of the parade approached with the bandwagon, attribute lasting three hours and stretching for many miles, before him, throughout the parade the president stood before them all, the thousands who marched. a testing his popular field amongst the breadth of our popular nation. >> the sun slowly settled behind the capital as the daylight hours drew to a close. one by one as the lights came on, the stage was set for the celebration that was that as washington turned out in all her splendor for the inaugural balls to be held for the president. to accommodate the thousands who wish to attend four separate balls were set up. the president attended them all. here at the mayflower hotel we see, her mother, what -- mÑhumphrey. mr. and mrs. bridges. isr s however were escorted by their hosts, mr. and mrs. abrams. as the officer salutes the president, we bring to a close a slew from the american lea

these people that say cowboy actor, good lord. my biggest fight with warner brother, i was there 13 years, they wouldn't let me do pictures like that. i was doing the drawing room comedies and so forth. then they made "they died with their boots on." the story of george custer. i played him once. oh, boy, i wanted to play that part. i went and begged and so forth. i said i played custer once. that part is mine now. but errol flynn to. >> commentators and some former presidents have talked of the loneliness of the presidency and the burdens of the presidency. you seem to approach the job with great relish. do you find it lonely or burdensome? how would you describe it? >> no, i don't. i surrounded myself with people that i have confidence in that i believe in. i don't think that i sit here all alone and decide everything by myself. as i say, i want to hear everybody's viewpoint. and i don't give any indication where i lean while i hear those viewpoints and i've had people in our cabinet who were cabinet officers under other preside

the python cowboy joins us next to explain. ♪ ♪ learning is hard work.acter. learning begins in faith. it must move upwards toward the highest thing, unseen at the beginning - god. and freedom is essential to learning. its principles must be studied and defended. learning, character, faith, and freedom: these are the inseparable purposes of hillsdale college. >> tucker: the state of florida is teeming with refugees from the northeast fleeing tyranny and mismanagement. if they are not the only ones in florida. florida is also filled with pythons. big snakes slithering their ways to the everglades and to messing with the food chain. how does the state of florida plan to restore balance to the ecosystem? he has a really interesting idea, his name is mike kimball, he's a trapper known as the python cowboy. we are happy to have them on tonight. thank you so much for coming on, what is your plan to deal with the overabundance of pythons in florida? >> well, it's really not just my plan. a lot of people are involved with it, and we need to hunt and we need to r

his name is mike and he's a trapper, known as the python cowboy and glad to have him on tonight.e of pythons in florida? >> well, it's really not just my plan. a lot of people are involved with it. we need to hunt and we need to remove them. the state right now has different programs to do that. but we need more help. we need the general public involved, and you know, we're doing everything we can to try to incentivize that. >> tucker: one of the core ethical presets of hunting is that you kill. do you eat python? >> yes, sir, absolutely. if i don't eat it i make use of it. you can only eat so much snakes out, anything i don't eat myself i feed to my different wildlife rescues. the livestock that i have. >> tucker: i mean, it goes without saying i'm not even going to ask you about how hard is it to hunt the pythons and how dangerous? >> it's definitely not easy. it's a labor of love and something you got to be passionate about, and have motivation for. i generally go out there for three to five days at a time and i'm sleeping in the swamp. i'm hunting these invasive snakes either

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an inductee into the cowboy hall of fame lieutenant governor's brother. >> my middle name is golf.beautiful ♪ ♪ for spacious skies, for ♪ amber waves of grace.♪ ♪ for purple mountains ♪ majesties above the ♪ fruited plains.♪ ♪ america, america, god shed ♪ ♪ his grace on the.♪ ♪ and the crown of thy good ♪ with brotherhood from c to ♪ shining sea.♪ ♪ old beautiful for pilgrim ♪ feet, in passion stretched♪ ♪ . ♪ america, america.♪ ♪ god shed his grace on the.♪ ♪ and crown thy good with ♪ brotherhood from c to ♪ shining sea.♪ ♪ [applause] >> thank you wiley. at this time i invite governor elect greg gianforte, his wife susan to come forward along with the honorable judge mary jane knightley to the county district court. george nicely will administer the oval office. >> is such a privilege to be here with greg and susan with the bird family and gianforte family as we stand at the threshold of your leadership . please raise your righthand . and repeat after me. i, greg gianforte do solemnly swear that i will support the , protect and defend the constitution of theunited states . and the

cowboys. there were no cowboys who needed boots. he was lucky to be able to get a job as a janitor in an apartment house in what was called hell kitchen. it was a very high-crime density area. i only found that out later when i became a criminologist. and my earliest recollections are in the cellar of a house on, i think 346 west 56th street in new york in manhattan. we were very poor, but compared to where we came from, we didn't notice a difference. my parents were betrothed to each other by their parents. it wasn't a very good match. so they divorced. i was about 6 years of age. my father had taken me to the public school in manhattan and the principal said we can't take him, he is too small, he doesn't speak any english. so i was late in getting started. and i was taken in by an aunt back there. i began school in brooklyn. mostly i was moving around from place to place because the landlords would offer concession to pay rent if you came in with the depression years. so we kept moving rather than pay the rent. >> ben, if i could

then you know you have the movie era when the great singing cowboys like gene autry came along and younow there's gene autry riding a horse. astride a horse heroic character and he's got a guitar in his hands and he singing which is you know kind of crazy cowboy singing but for the movies it was a great thing and i think a lot of people sitting in that audience looking at someone like gene autry up on a big screen holding this gorgeous martin guitar it's to you things begin to click i want to play guitar i want to get me one of those guitars like the one the other the gene autry played or the jimmy rogers play and i think that was the thing that kind of propelled the idea of the martin guitar being something a little special. and again the company began upping output with each and every guitar still being made by hand. the finest ones were used and some instruments were made with mother of pearl inlays. but it wasn't long before another boy event affected the company. the government came to us and they said so you know we have this war and we're going to need to take ask the majority o

. >>> the down-home music once the preserve of cowboys and rednecks is well on its way to becoming theputting out good music, they were touring constantly around the country and building up a fan base. ♪ blame it all on my roots i showed up in boots ♪ ♪ and ruined your black tie affair ♪ >> when they asked people their favorite singer, number one in the nation was garth brooks. you surprised by that? >> yes, sir. i guess my family knew they were going to be asking the questions and got there before they did. ♪ i got friends in low places ♪ where the whiskey drowns and the beer chases my blues away ♪ >> living in mississippi, country was a huge part of my life, and it was all because of garth brooks. the first time i ever saw him in concert, i was probably 10 or 11 years old. ♪ to the oasis >> i said that is exactly what i want to do. >> garth brooks is the biggest-selling artist of the decade and the fastest-selling musical artist ever. >> he's been described as a cross between john wayne and mick jagger. he's got the looks of a cowboy and the moves of a rock 'n' roll star. >> it sound

among the yelling cowboys from california was a roper who whirrled over his head an inviting noose int who stepped forward and invited a throw at his body. as the loop dropped around the general's shoulders, he was grinning like a kid at the circus. [applause] narrator: various indian chiefs in the oncoming unit, got the word. and many stopped to shake the general. among them was lone eagle. yes, there was gaiety in the line of march, and on the sidelines, too, from the baton tossing majorettes to the fancy drum stoppers. to the naval cadets. despite his civilian garb, the president was obviously a soldier when the troops swung by. as the members of the armed forces past him, the general stood grim and motionless. only his eyes moved. ♪ narrator: a parade high point was the procession of floats depicting the new president's life story. the salute from texas to her native son. the kansas float representing the years of his childhood. the dairy industry reminded the general of his youth working for a creamery. the float from illinois covering the west point period was dominated by a sym