Two Swedes and the Texas revolution! Emotional..
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Wyoming supports Texas 100%. God bless Texas, the United States and our American Citizens! But most of all God bless American freedom!!!
The Southwestern portion of Wyoming was part of the Republic of Texas from 1836-1850.
As a Texan, thank you and all of our other brothers and sisters for the outpouring of support we've received in the last few months. It means more than you know. God bless and keep us all.
If I didn't live in Texas, Wyoming would definitely be my next choice. Wyoming is breathtaking, and I've never felt that sense of freedom before.
Thank you Brenda, Susan, Christensen we appreciate your support and all the support coming from all over this great country 🙏 for Governor Abbott
We’ve heard this story since we were kids. It never gets old. Makes me so grateful and proud to be a Texan. I couldn’t imagine living anywhere else. My Brother-in-law says “I wasn’t born here, but I got here as fast as I could”!
✌🏻❤️from Texas
Texas represents the true American spirit, come and take it buddy.
As a native Texan.. they say everything is bigger here.. fact. If Texas were it's own country - in the world economy we would be ranked 8th in the world of all 195 countries. For 2024-2025 it is estimated that Texas has a general fund surplus of 32 billion dollars. This is why we are voting this year to cut all property taxes for every property owner. We would love to have you become Texans!! Welcome anytime!
Great video. This actually brought tears to my eyes. I’m always perplexed when I hear some Europeans say that we have no history over here!🇺🇸❤🇺🇸 Still here!
I watched your video here all the way through. I am a native Texan and it just makes me proud to see other people take an interest in our Texas Pride.
God bless Texas and the entire United States. We're a nation built on courage and dreams of having a better life. I love watching Daytripper and I'm so glad that y'all watched it, Recky and Carol. I'm a proud Texan and the mom of one too!
Amen!!🤗
I, for one, love your Betty Crocker song Carol, please never stop!
America loves and needs Texas 👍🇺🇸
Yay! Thanks guys! Loved your reaction! By the way that was the battleship Texas, from I believe WWI and WWII, at San Jacinto. Dry docked as a living museum. Had nothing to do with the Battle of San Jacinto, it was awarded to the state of Texas, and that is its forever home. So you take that "Merica" attitude, and multiply it by 10, that's Texans attitude about their state! LOL
Hi, I loved your comment! The Texas is right down the road from me right now. She's drydocked in here in Galveston being repaired. She had almost reached the point where she was unsalvageable. There's some great video of her being moved down the ship channel and into her new berth online. We stood and watched her being towed into port.
March 12th, it will be 110 years since she was commissioned! I believe she's the last Dreadnought battleship in the world. It would have been a crime if she'd been allowed to deteriorate beyond repair!
So glad you watched this I'm not a Texan but i am from Kentucky and many Kentuckians died at the Alamo as well as many men from Tennessee so glad to see people from far away learning of those brave men. we must never forget the Alamo or Goliad.
The Battleship Texas was used in WW1 and WW2 and was built in Virginia in 1914. President Woodrow Wilson put her to sea in 1918. Phil Collins, the singer/musician, is a huge buff of the Alamo and his wife purchased him his first historical item from the Alamo as a present. He continued to purchase more and more historical items. He helped fund a new museum at the Alamo , opened Spring 2023, and donated his collection of items. It's a wonderful museum and worth a visit if ever in San Antonio
Just gave me another reason to love Phil Colins even more.
Ohio stands with Texas also never though id hear Recky complain about Carol 's boobs😂😂
Of course Recky and Carol we’re still here😊
Hey Recky and Carol 🤟🔥 God bless Texas From Florida and God bless you! 🔥🤟⛪👨👩👧👦🇺🇸
"Remember Goliad! " and, "Remember the Alamo!" are important phrases in Texas. "Come and take it" is a Texan point of view.
Carol, you were correct. Texas was a country before we entered the United States. I don't know if every state has a Daytripper, but they should. You should watch more of them. Daytripper shows you some amazing things found inside the state.
As someone from the East Coast, I wish to be correct. He said San Jacinto with a “J”… I always thought it was pronounced as with an “H.” Could you clue me in? 😅
@@kimharding2246 In Texas, we pronounce it with a J sound.
@@dillodefense Ah! OK! Thanks!! That’s why I asked. There are many local pronunciations that you’re never sure of, unless someone tells you. 😂. Like here in New Jersey, I live near a town called Forked River. We can always tell non locals because they say “forkt” when it actually is pronounced “for-ked.” I guess reflecting when the British were still in charge. 😁
God bless🇺🇲🙏 Texas.❤
The first word transmitted from the surface of the moon was "Houston." The battleship in the distance is the U.S.S. Texas. Currently undergoing restoration in drydock.
Yes, that is the Battleship Texas, which was very active in WW2 in both the European and Pacific theaters.
Being an American it’s so weird knowing some of our states are big as countries in Europe, that’s so crazy lol.
Love the videos.
I have the 1836 flag of Gonzales in the window of my truck and on my license plates.....of course I do. When the defenders made the "Come and Take It" flag, people always miss that they mad it out of their white flag of surrender, signifying to the Mexican Army.....there would be NO SURRENDER.
I know “Travis’s Letter” by heart. The thing he read was shortened a bit
😂😂Betty Betty Crocker cake of the wild frontier your hilarious Carol😂😂👍👍
Wonderful story even someone from Oklahoma can acknowledge the bravery and courage. But all admiration will be put aside on game day.😃
Texas has the most unique story when it comes to becoming a state.
What really makes it unique is what happened before becoming a state.
Texas was once it's own country after defeating the Mexican army and Santa Anna in the Battle of San Jacinto which which lies just South of Houston Texas.
first time I heard this chronicled! GREAT VIDEO, THANKS👍🇺🇸🇵🇷
Have ya'll watched the American Revolution by Oversimplified? Oversimplified has several videos that are interesting and fun to watch.
I've been to all these places to show my respect and just sat to remember those who died for freedom. There were many mexicans who also supported the revolution, and the Santa Anna's military marched with hardly any food, water, or clothing, and many died. The Remember the Alamo coin you have is a reminder of this event. There are 2 movies made on the Alamo, and my favorite is the one in 2004.
Yes, Nasa Command is in Texas, but also has engineers in Virginia and they launch shuttles in Florida. 😊
Love this and learned along with you
The battleship you made the comment about form the tower .. Was the Pre WW1 Battleship Texas.. Its being restored even as I am typing and fixed up to her former glory but not with teeth. Its worth checking out! The last of the dreadnaughts!
I'm still here .. In Abilene Texas ... We have our Gonzales Flag (Come and Take it ) and our Gadsden Flag (Don't Tread On Me ) and our 1776 flags flying .
I'm still here and yes I'm still proud to be American
Carol, you are such a beautiful person with a beautiful soul.
Of course, I'm still here!!
Ya'll need to come visit us. Keep making more content. Post as often as you can to increase your views, likes, subs and influence the algorythm. You'll get there!
Of course I am. Rewound a few times even
Of course Recky & Carol I'm still here. What else is there to do at midnight. LOL!! The after story was interesting too. But it isn't widely known. Instead of the noble people you might think, they were 'scallywags'. As many of the founding states were. Santa Ana was released to tell the story. To become a promoter (sorta). The Mexican army was dispersed. Upheaval in Mexico after Santa Ana with a series of Presidents. Then the descendent of Napoleon was ruler & one of the Hapsburgs after him.
Amazing video and so emotional, very much the emotional rollercoaster 🥺🎢 Look forward to oneday visiting Texas as well🙏🇺🇸✨as an adult I appreciate American history even more and learning about the individual states 🌟Many blessings 🙏
My children are 9th-generation Texans via my husband. I sadly am only 2nd generation. Loved this video.
My mom's younger sister lives in Corpus Christi. About 150 miles from the Rio Bravo.
I have been in that monument and that is the battleship Texas from WW2 you see. I went onto the battleship and nearly fell overboard when they fired the guns.
I lived for 17 years just across the water from the San Jacinto battlefield in a place called Baytown. Visited the monument and Battleship Texas several times. The battleship was moved a few years ago for maintenance/refurbishment, so is no longer there. When finished, it will be moored in another location, I think Galveston has been mentioned but I'm not sure whether it's been decided. I am sure that I'm sorry it won't be returned to where it was. Visited with my granddaughter when she was only 5 or so, she climbed all over that ship. Later, as a teenager, watching a documentary, she turned to me and said, "you mean that was REAL?" Had to laugh.
The Texas was built during WWI and served during WWII in the Pacific at the Battle of Iwo Jima and in Europe in support of D-Day in addition to other deployments.
There are at least 2 movies that I remember about the Alamo, I'm sure there must be more. I like the one from the 1960s which starred John Wayne as Davy Crockett and other big movie stars of the period, but that's personal nostalgia as much as any appreciation for the quality of the moviemaking. I don't remember if Disney's Davy Crockett series covered it that much (where your song originated).
My dad did a family tree on his side that traces back 2 ancestors that fought in the Battle of San Jacinto both survived received an acre of land each.
Great video. Glad you enjoyed it. Texas has a pretty amazing history.
Yeah Recky, they have made several movies about the Alamo. I think you would enjoy the John Wayne movie of the battle. You shouldn't have any trouble finding it online.
Recky, Texas is the only State that was actually it's own Republic, The other states were territories of the USA before being granted Statehood.
Of course I’m still here 😘
lol, omg, it's 20 mins (I watch a lot of interviews that are two plus hours long, no problem).
The Alamo was the opening battle for Texas independence.
And it became the Texans Battle Cry ...Remember the Alamo for all the Texans that were executed by Santa Anna and his army.
They killed all the men and young boys who might seek revenge for the Texans that were executed.
Texas is the only state to be a nation and the only state that can fly our flag as high as the national flag
Still here.
I'm so glad I was finally able to see this. I was born in TX, raised in NC, but now live out towards West TX. Y'all wonder how other states came to be here in the US, each one has their history on becoming a state. Now I know more about NC than I do TX history since that's where I grew up. NC was part of the original 13 colonies and of course is known for the infamous "CRO" carving on the tree in Roanoke. People believe the settlers went with the Croatoan tribe to survive the harsh winter while the leaders were in England, getting supplies.
You may enjoy the series on Tubi about the American revolution , the sons of liberty.
If you didnt notice the one quote about the government not protecting its own citizen comes from our US 2nd Amendment.
If a government turns tyrannical it's the citizens job to oust that government and replace it with a Constitutional government.
Great video!!
Recky and Carol there are RUclips video on How Each State became a state in the USA
As a born and raised Texan. I really appreciate this reaction. It's a history not many outside of Texas even bother to learn about. Yes we are proud of our state. Except for those established States during the American war of independence from Great Britain. I do believe Texas is the only other state that had to fight in a revolution to gain their own independence from a foreign country.
Most of the western United States like California were just land won during the Mexican American war. This is when Butthurt Santa Ana really screwed up and decided somehow after loosing to a few hundred settlers in Texas. That he was going to take on the United States as well.
Obviously Santa Ana had more balls than brains.
The Republic of California was it's own Nation for a very short time...like for a month or so I think. They can split into 3 states if their state govt. and US congress approved it. I think they were considering it several years ago but it was a short lived idea..
You might recognize the Alamo from "Pee Wees Big Adventure" ? Haha
I just ate, and I have a whiskey and a water. Game on
What a great video! Loved this!
I am American by birth but Texan by the grace of god. That constitution applies today as much as then.👍
The Mexican army was exhausted after working through the night building defensive emplacements with the expected attack of the Texans and due to the long forced march that Santa Anna ordered.
When the attack didnt materialise like Santa Anna expected he gave his soldiers leave so they could eat and get some sleep.
Bad move on his part. While they rested Sam Houston attacked pretty much wiping the Mexican army out.
Texas is the only state to be a nation unto itself and the only state that can fly our flag as high as the national flag
Nope. California was once a Republic Nation also and can also split into 3 states. Texas could split into 5 states ...
@LoriL010 No California was never a republic. The closest it came was the Alvarado revolt that declared their "independence" but was almost immediately replaced by another faction, The Alvarado revolt was never recognized by any other nation which is a prerequisite for a republic.
Still here!!
Still here yall! I think you guys may find the Oklahoman history interesting
Just a little not so well known fact why the British never envaded Ohio during the revolutionary war its because of squirrel hunters if you can shoot a squirrel from 60+ yards away the to get a head shot is almost certain at 100 yards because your head is 3-4 times bigger than a squirrel😂😂
Davy Crokett is from East Tennessee mi limestone TN
The Emily Morgan Hotel is next door to the Alamo in downtown San Antonio. Emily Morgan was a malto endensured servant of Col James Morgan of Morgan’s Point not far from San Jacinto. General Santa Anna was a known womanizer and the day of battle of San Jacinito he took a siesta in the afternoon with Emily Morgan. While Santa Anna was occupied, the Texan struck catching the Mexican Army “napping”. Maybe you have known Emily Morgan by another name, The Yellow Rose of Texas. The Texans stacked the deck and did not play fair. But then all is fair in love and war.
Houston, TX does not do launches, but they do, do 'returns'. At least last time I paid any attention. (Before they retired all the shuttles).
So, for every Texan that died, 70 Mexicans died that's a bad ratio for Mexico. Great ratio tho for Texas.
Of course I'm still here, silly man!
Interesting fact, officially, Ohio is the 17th state admitted into the USA. Tho TECHNICALLY, Arizona isn't the 48th state, they're the 47th and OHIO is the 48th. But 'officially' they 'retroactively' admitted us in 1953. (It was a Federal oversight as far as I can tell - that they fixed during Eisenhower's administration)
would like to know how sweden came to be?
To my knowledge no other state had to fight for their independence other than in the revolutionary war with the British.
Most states couldnt wait to become a part of the US.
The Original 13 Colonies fought the Revolutionary War against England to found the US. After that, all the other States have their own story.
Have you reacted to the US Constitution?
And now you know why Texans are so proud of Texas.
Slowly but surely Texas pride is being eroded by Northerners and mexican immigrants that move here.
NO....Thats Texan not American.
There were a lot of Texans who wanted to stay independent but in the end we became part of the US.
A fact that most people dont know..............Texas is the only state that can fly their flag at equal height as the American flag.
They do leave out that the major sticking point that lead to the breach was Mexico abolished slavery in 1829 and the Anglo-Texans were still keeping slaves and doing their level best to subvert the new constitution of Mexico in that regard.
Sure there were some other issues that were valid but the big one was slavery: They fought a revolution to keep it.
Of course I stayed to the end. 🥸