Very well-spoken my friend I completely agree with you!!! I find it weird I did not like history at all when I was going up. But now in my forties I really enjoy it. Although a lot of it makes me ashamed to be human.
The short time of the period called the old west was a very romantic era we shall never see again. It is sad stories such as that of John Henry Holiday makes it so interesting to study. Especially when my grandfather came out of that era. Hr would often tell me a story of the old west. He always had my undivided attention. At times Grandmother would also add to his stories. I was fascinated. I feel that some of the things he and my father taught me are part of the reason l live. today . God has also played a key role. A very important role
Its my fav story 🦋thank you for telling it. Did we fall for Doc Holiday because of Val Kilmer? 🦋 perhaps and Kurt Russel as Earp? does not matter it was the Wild West and im glad I didn't live in it😇 it was survival and I can't ride a horse🙄 bummer that🤣🦋
Doc Holliday wore a long gray coat. It was a cool day on Oct. 26, 1881. He hid the sawed-off shotgun (that Virgil borrowed from the Wells-Fargo office) under his coat. The Earps didn't pull their guns as shown. Only when someone cocked his gun, either Doc or Frank McLowry, did the fighting commence. Morgan was shot while playing pool, not standing at the bar.
Thank you for that realization. It inspired me to take a good look at myself and your right I'm not going to continue to stoop to dark people's level. It actually inspired to move forward and keep making these videos. Thank you for helping me to keep my eyes focused on my purpose to help inspire others. Sincerely
Liar's Moon, a novel by Philip Kimball A collection of seemingly far fetched tales of/from the olde west. Nearing the end of the read's conclusion, the writer cast his audience with doubt. Perhaps these events were true. Perhaps the title deserves a question mark.
He didnt CHOOSE his life on the fringes. He was trained as a dentist then diagnosed with Tuberculosis or consumption at the time. Not many wanted a dentist that had TB and this drove him to his other trade, Poker, which put him at odds with all types. He wasnt a "good" guy by the definition at the time but he didnt really CHOOSE that deffinition.
These "cowboys " look like they've been polished ,they look like male models or something...you should rough them up a bit, make them look more rugged, more real.
Just found this in Wikipedia article on Wyatt Earp: County Sheriff Charles A. Shibell appointed Virgil Earp as deputy sheriff for the eastern part of Pima County, Arizona, on July 28, 1880, which included Tombstone.[59]: 65 The sheriff's position was worth more than $40,000 (equivalent to $1,123,000 in 2021) per year, because he was also county assessor and tax collector, and the board of supervisors allowed him to keep 10% of the amounts paid.[67]: 157
The video leaves out Ike's motive for wanting to kill the Earps. He accused Wyatt of breaking his promise. He thinks Wyatt told Doc of their agreement and Ike was scared that the other cowboys would find out and kill him. That's why he was on a bender all night before the gunfight. As it turns out, someone beat Wyatt to the stage robbers and killed 3 of them. The 4th escaped to New Mexico.
Heh heh. I like to pretend. I was mainly addressing George there, but I'm glad you enjoyed the read. You may enjoy my most recent video about the 2017 Bear Hunt!
Not true...he didn’t reject a good life TB caused him to resort to gambling and the alcohol was a med for the TB to start...until it becomes a bad habit...and he enjoyed scaring people also...food for thought 💭
Well, that, I take the 5th on. I think it unwise to do political converse, as I am thankfully not well informed of political views or agendas. Absolutely wonderful case that you wrote out, however. Im afraid that I don't have an opine to it. If I do, I promise to reply. Good day to you.
Why is it no one mentioned Wyatt Earp received several bullet holes through his coat at the OK Corral gunfight and during another occasion? However, not one bullet touched him, I find this ironic..
I believe it's a common mistake to think Wyatt received bullet holes in his coat during the OK corral shootout. While not entirely false it was a different shootout where he received bullet holes in his coat. It was during his famous Vendetta ride when he happened across Curly Bill Brocius before "Nealry cutting him in half" with a double barrelled shotgun at Iron Spring. During which according to Wyatt's testimony he received several bullet holes in his coat and had a bullet pass so near his face while trying mount his horse that he could smell it.
These documentaries are interesting but they leave out facts that are inconvenient. In FACT, Doc and Wyatt had a falling out and a bad one. There was no Wyatt at Doc's death bed shedding a tear like in that horrible Kurt Russell movie. The reason for this falling out between Doc and Wyatt was because Wyatt had adopted some jewish rituals because Josie was jewish and Doc had an aversion to this that a man would simply change his beliefs because he loved a woman. Being a southern gentleman Doc saw this as lack of character on Wyatt's part and in an argument over this topic he called Wyatt "a little jew boy". After this they never spoke again. How about being factual and historically sound instead of romanticizing these characters?
They left out that the army guy made a deal with the McLowrys that they'd bring the mules back the next day. They never did and the army just let it go. Wyatt was livid about this "deal" but could do nothing since the mules belonged to the army.
Bill o'Reilly dont know whay his talking about.no body wanted to get their teeth fixed by some one with consumption.besides what would you rather do.be dentist or a gambler who wins.
Haden Moody MORE BULLSHIT! Because the OK CORALL wasn't a wide open space as shown here. Not to mention if Bill O'rielly is in it... it's COMPLETE BULLSHIT AND FRAUDULENT!
History never ceases to amaze me and seeing Doc Holiday's full true story makes me love his legend even more.
Very well-spoken my friend I completely agree with you!!! I find it weird I did not like history at all when I was going up. But now in my forties I really enjoy it. Although a lot of it makes me ashamed to be human.
The short time of the period called the old west was a very romantic era we shall never see again. It is sad stories such as that of John Henry Holiday makes it so interesting to study. Especially when my grandfather came out of that era. Hr would often tell me a story of the old west. He always had my undivided attention. At times Grandmother would also add to his stories. I was fascinated. I feel that some of the things he and my father taught me are part of the reason l live. today . God has also played a key role. A very important role
@@genecraig8626 Amen to that Tombstone was the very first western I ever watched as a kid thus got me glued to his story along with Wyatt Earp.
Read The Life & Legend of Doc Holliday by Gary L Roberts. He's absolutely fascinating.
"I'm your Huckleberry" best actor that played Doc Holliday was Val Kilmer
I admire a man who turns his back on success and goes off and does his own thing❤
Its my fav story 🦋thank you for telling it. Did we fall for Doc Holiday because of Val Kilmer? 🦋 perhaps and Kurt Russel as Earp? does not matter it was the Wild West and im glad I didn't live in it😇 it was survival and I can't ride a horse🙄 bummer that🤣🦋
I wonder what John would think if he saw how people immortalized him.
Doc Holliday wore a long gray coat. It was a cool day on Oct. 26, 1881. He hid the sawed-off shotgun (that Virgil borrowed from the Wells-Fargo office) under his coat. The Earps didn't pull their guns as shown. Only when someone cocked his gun, either Doc or Frank McLowry, did the fighting commence. Morgan was shot while playing pool, not standing at the bar.
C. Johnson well said
You're not lying
Thank you for that realization. It inspired me to take a good look at myself and your right I'm not going to continue to stoop to dark people's level. It actually inspired to move forward and keep making these videos. Thank you for helping me to keep my eyes focused on my purpose to help inspire others.
Sincerely
Liar's Moon, a novel by Philip Kimball
A collection of seemingly far fetched tales of/from the olde west. Nearing the end of the read's conclusion, the writer cast his audience with doubt. Perhaps these events were true. Perhaps the title deserves a question mark.
I giggled at the words "life of choice not chance."
Fricken awesome!
He didnt CHOOSE his life on the fringes. He was trained as a dentist then diagnosed with Tuberculosis or consumption at the time. Not many wanted a dentist that had TB and this drove him to his other trade, Poker, which put him at odds with all types. He wasnt a "good" guy by the definition at the time but he didnt really CHOOSE that deffinition.
These "cowboys " look like they've been polished ,they look like male models or something...you should rough them up a bit, make them look more rugged, more real.
Western films often have too many clean characters. If one wants dirty characters, then a Spaghetti Western would be an option.
Just found this in Wikipedia article on Wyatt Earp:
County Sheriff Charles A. Shibell appointed Virgil Earp as deputy sheriff for the eastern part of Pima County, Arizona, on July 28, 1880, which included Tombstone.[59]: 65 The sheriff's position was worth more than $40,000 (equivalent to $1,123,000 in 2021) per year, because he was also county assessor and tax collector, and the board of supervisors allowed him to keep 10% of the amounts paid.[67]: 157
The video leaves out Ike's motive for wanting to kill the Earps. He accused Wyatt of breaking his promise. He thinks Wyatt told Doc of their agreement and Ike was scared that the other cowboys would find out and kill him. That's why he was on a bender all night before the gunfight. As it turns out, someone beat Wyatt to the stage robbers and killed 3 of them. The 4th escaped to New Mexico.
He mentioned it
Excellent.
Legends and lies should make a season 4 but about the great depression during the bank robbers like John dillinger, babyface nelson, bonnie and clyde.
That would've been awesome also include Eliot Ness al capone ma barker j Edgar hoover and machine gun Kelly
James Ash. - I do, kind sir. Houston, TX, 38yo, UofH graduate. Proud southerner. Fun and humorous read, your comment. Lol
Heh heh. I like to pretend. I was mainly addressing George there, but I'm glad you enjoyed the read. You may enjoy my most recent video about the 2017 Bear Hunt!
Ash. Brah, can you slap a link on here? That's my kinda sh*t.
Yeah, I figured a Texan would be into guns! ua-cam.com/video/S_xH3La5E5c/v-deo.html
Hope that works.
It's interesting that Fox News would produce a show called Legends and Lies. They certainly have the latter down pat.
THANK YOU.🎉🎉🎉🎉❤
They need to tell the True story of Josey Wales 😮yes , yes it was tell Hannity . He’d like this one .
I find it ironic that the iconic Gunfight at the OK Corral started over gun control.
Should have called this a Wyatt Earp documentary very little about holiday in it.
Doc Holliday was a notorious character but not an outlaw. He was fast getting out his gun, but was a poor shot and may only have killed one person.
Tunstill interview with Ola Everhard 1980s on youtube excellent
Not true...he didn’t reject a good life TB caused him to resort to gambling and the alcohol was a med for the TB to start...until it becomes a bad habit...and he enjoyed scaring people also...food for thought 💭
And also a best friend! I'm your huckleberry!!!
Pro tip: When making an arrest don’t bring a homicidal alcoholic dentist with a death wish
Iconic hero
Well, that, I take the 5th on. I think it unwise to do political converse, as I am thankfully not well informed of political views or agendas. Absolutely wonderful case that you wrote out, however. Im afraid that I don't have an opine to it. If I do, I promise to reply. Good day to you.
Im in this im standing behind doc during the race
Nowell Kral j BHI
Doc holiday didn't reject a easy life. Like oriley said. He left the south when he found out he was sick.
real coatings doc Holliday was a lot of things? But he was a loyal friend and you can't take that away from him
Try to find that these days that makes up for a lot of sins
According to his own statements, he set out to "die with his boots on. "
real coatings sadly, he succumbed to tb anyways. Died in a bed in Arizona.
real coatings they didn't know tb was airborne back then. Doc holliday got the disease from his dying mother.
Why is it no one mentioned Wyatt Earp received several bullet holes through his coat at the OK Corral gunfight and during another occasion? However, not one bullet touched him, I find this ironic..
I believe it's a common mistake to think Wyatt received bullet holes in his coat during the OK corral shootout. While not entirely false it was a different shootout where he received bullet holes in his coat. It was during his famous Vendetta ride when he happened across Curly Bill Brocius before "Nealry cutting him in half" with a double barrelled shotgun at Iron Spring. During which according to Wyatt's testimony he received several bullet holes in his coat and had a bullet pass so near his face while trying mount his horse that he could smell it.
I love this!
15.00 That barman reminds me of Tony Becker from tour of duty
Hell of a lot Remington’s used in this. And yet there’s evidence (that I no of) Doc ever owning a Remington.
These documentaries are interesting but they leave out facts that are inconvenient. In FACT, Doc and Wyatt had a falling out and a bad one. There was no Wyatt at Doc's death bed shedding a tear like in that horrible Kurt Russell movie. The reason for this falling out between Doc and Wyatt was because Wyatt had adopted some jewish rituals because Josie was jewish and Doc had an aversion to this that a man would simply change his beliefs because he loved a woman. Being a southern gentleman Doc saw this as lack of character on Wyatt's part and in an argument over this topic he called Wyatt "a little jew boy". After this they never spoke again. How about being factual and historically sound instead of romanticizing these characters?
@14:21 Oh Shit#*!
Everyday's a holiday
10/10 Rx: Hit that shit PRN
Big Nose Kate's last name was Horony, not Elder.
Where film this?
One problem. A person would be crazy to believe anything Bill O'Reilly says.
They left out that the army guy made a deal with the McLowrys that they'd bring the mules back the next day. They never did and the army just let it go. Wyatt was livid about this "deal" but could do nothing since the mules belonged to the army.
O'Reilly omits a good deal of information that colors Doc in a light that is not completely true.
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People keep on saying he didn't kill that many people, he didn't need to to be one of the baddest man in t be west.
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Sidekick? Oh hell no
So... he's kinda like a late 1800's Charlie Sheen...?..
There is quite a bit of wrong information in this show. Quite a bit of supposing. Very disappointing.
Lisa Oswald like most of Fox News
@@orionstar6268 aww libtard go find your safe space
Love this show ! Especially the civil war but the guy playing doc Holliday awful actor
I'm your huckleberry
Bill o'Reilly dont know whay his talking about.no body wanted
to get their teeth fixed by some one with consumption.besides what would you rather do.be dentist or a gambler who wins.
The guy playing doc holiday is a very bad actor lol😂
11:26
Tom Cruise Ancestor.
Jeez, this is one of the most inaccurate portrayals of the Gunfight at the O.K. Corral ever.
Holiday and Earp parted company after Holiday made an inappropriate comment about Josie Earp. The movies are B.S.!
You'll be a daisy if you do
Yep yup kinda not really.
Can Fox News not even be honest in history?
Elaborate with facts
Fox sucks
Haden, we all know what you suck. And it ain't no lollipop either
Haden Moody MORE BULLSHIT! Because the OK CORALL wasn't a wide open space as shown here. Not to mention if Bill O'rielly is in it... it's COMPLETE BULLSHIT AND FRAUDULENT!
So does your mom
@@samuelparker9882 it was tho in a vacant lot next to the OK.....but a small space indeed
Terrible acting
Go rent tombstone if you want a real movie. Smh