Sunday's podcast:
A chat with George Rodriguez, South Texas conservative....
Sunday, June 30, 2024
CANTO TALK shows from last week
This is a summary of last week's shows.
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Boston to migrants: ‘Mi casa NO es tu casa’
Boston to migrants: ‘Mi casa NO es tu casa’: Maybe they will soon call them “racistas,” but don’t bet on it. That terminology applies only to Republicans who believe in orderly immigration.
Anyway, up in Boston, reality is creeping, and “mi casa no es tu casa”…
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Boston to migrants: ‘Mi casa NO es tu casa’ - American Thinker https://t.co/G8RrmZFQqm
— Silvio Canto. Jr. (@silvio_canto) June 30, 2024
Happy # 80 to Ron Swoboda
Ron Swoboda was born in Baltimore on this day in 1944. He broke in with the Mets in 1965 and hit 18 HR as a rookie. 
Unfortunately for Mets' fans, Swoboda never really developed into a consistent power hitter: .242 batting average, 73 HR & 344 RBI over 8 years.
Nevertheless, he will live in the hearts of Mets fans for one catch in the 1969 World Series. It killed an Oriole rally and lives as one of the greatest catches in baseball history.
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June 30, 1936: "Gone with the wind" was published
Most of us have seen the movie but how many have read the book?
"Gone with the wind" by Margaret Mitchell was published on this day in 1936.
The book told the story of a woman caught up in the Civil War. It was based on the tales and stories that she heard from her grandparents and other relatives, as well as from Confederate war veterans.
Was the movie better than the book? In this case, the answer is yes but read the book anyway. It will teach you a lot about life in the old South.
Mitchell died in 1949.
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