Fauci's Mask at Smithsonian Entertainment Nation with Prince's Guitar, 'Star Wars' Droids, Kermit
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- In this video, I show you that Dr. Anothy Fauci's mask worn while throwing out the first baseball is strangely included with real historical items like "Star Wars" R2-D2 and C-3PO, Prince's guitar, "The Wizard of Oz" Dorothy's ruby red slippers, Kermit the Frog, Muhammad Ali's robe, Mr. Roger's sweater and sneakers. #fauci #smithsonian #starwars #popculture #washingtondc
The Smithsonian's "Entertainment Nation" exhibit at the American History Museum opened on Dec. 9. You can read more details about visiting the museum in my story on Substack: www.emilypostn...
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UPDATE: I asked the Smithsonian spokespeople about the masks looking different. This is the response:
There were two masks, and he wore one mask to throw out the ball and then signed and donated the unused one to the National Museum of American History.
As Dr. Fauci is an infectious disease specialist, you can understand why the unworn mask was the one selected.
What a line...... Has he never heard of disinfectant?
Thank you Emily. I love your videos.
Thank you so much! I will do more of them!
Very interesting, good job Emily!!!
I appreciate that support! I did not know what to expect when I got to the museum so it was interesting so me too.
EM, Thank You!
Girl, you know I love your "news" vids, but I must say your "tourist" and POI type vids such as this, anything to do with my beloved Marine Corps, Hillwood Estate, or any other fun/historic place are quickly becoming some of my favs.
As you young kids say, "this gave me the feels".
I Iove Hollywood nostalgia. I rode "The Great Movie Ride" at Disney's MGM/Hollywood Studios more than a dozen times over multiple visits. Now with my fav DC Docent and Travel Tour Guide Emily Miller taking me on a private viewing of the Smithsonian "Entertainment Nation" exhibit, my life is nearly complete.😉
At 61, I remember seeing the real Buffalo Bob Smith and his fav Puppet Pal Howdy Doody at Cordova Mall in Pensacola, FL in early 1970s. I remember listening to my Mom recount stories of her youth watching the Black & White television show. "Hey Kids! What Time Is It? It's Howdy Doody Time." Did you know the man behind Clarabelle the Clown was none other than Bob Keeshan better known as Captain Kangaroo? True.
Growing up in Milton, FL I watched "Wizard of Oz", "All in the Family", "M*A*S*H", etc on a small television. I remember watching and saying "Goodbye, Farewell, and Amen" to the 4077th on a small, 19" TV set in my college apartment in 1983.
So many memories.
With my health I will never again visit these places. When I was at Quantico, I made frequent trips to DC. I loved the feeling of Patriotic Pride. Same feeling I have now. Thank You!
Please do more tours.
Semper Fi
You wrote such a beautiful piece here on why and how pop culture makes us happy and leaves lifelong memories. I’m so glad you liked this style video and I will do more. Thank you!
Do you have any ideas of tours, that you think would be great for Emily to do ? Eddy, thank you for taking the time to share your memory's.
I wished I had the money to put Emily on an "Honor Flight" with some Marines who served at Iwo Jima and capture their story's before they pass away.
Thank you for your service with the US Marines, Sir !
@@michaelk4422 Thank you for the kind words. I appreciate them. It was my Honor to serve alongside the very best men & women our Nation has to offer.
I have several ideas.
1) National Museum of the Marine Corps in Triangle/Quantico, VA. They have both of the Flags that were lifted on Mt Suribachi. The second raising was the one captured on film from AP War Photographer Joe Rosenthal. The first flag was too small but could be seen by the Sailors offshore, Marines on the Beach, and the Jap soldiers. The second flag could be seen over the entire island of Iwo Jima, and the planes flying overhead.
The man the sculpted the Iwo Jima monument had multiple degrees including a PhD. He enlisted in the US Navy during WWII. He became a US citizen at the end of WWII. He is buried in Arlington.
2. Joint Base Meyer-Henderson/Arlington National Cemetery
This is the home of "The Old Guard", 3rd Infantry Regiment. These are the soldiers that guard the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. EM, Command Sergeant Major Mike Glover, (Ret) would be a great interview. He is former Special Forces and "Delta Force". He started out as a member of the "Old Guard".
3. Riding with P6 (Penguin Six) just going about DC. Lots of fun places and trivia. This would be fun.
4. The Spy Museum. Who doesn't want to be James Bond?
5. The Van Gogh exhibition.
EM, Van Gogh has been my fav artist since 7th grade. So much emotion and motion in his strokes.
His paintings evoke emotion. He employed impasto technique where the paint is thick and mixed on the canvas. This provided a 3D appearance which also gave his paintings the illusion of movment. His strokes are dramatic, bold and masculine, almost angry, yet when viewed as a whole painting, they convey peace.
I've seen "Starry Night", "Oleanders", and "Cypresses" at MOMA.
"Starry Night Over the Rhone" and many more at Musee d Órsay in Paris. (I Ioved the time I spent in Louvre & Musee d Órsay in Paris, the Tate Gallery & Vicky & Al's in London. I'm a Redneck Nerd and a Reconnaissance Marine, but I prefer Renaissance Man.
I've written far too much. @EmilyMiller, any Guided Tour you do, will be great.
Semper Fi
@@EddyGilley You are very welcome Eddy !
Your ideas and suggestions are wonderful !
I wished I lived closer to DC to see and visit all of these great places.
America is so blessed with so many AMAZING things and places to see and DO !
When I was a child, someone sent my parents a "gold foil" photo/image of the Iwo Jima monument.
I still have that to this day and one of my favorite items I own.
A few years ago at work I was talking to a man who was almost deaf - turns out he IS* a Marine and served there in Iwo Jima.
*IS - the Marines have sayings: "Once a Marine - ALWAYS a Marine" and "Every man a rifle man" - words I'll always remember !
@@michaelk4422 True. We earn and claim the life-long title of US Marine. We always use the present tense "am", "is" or "are" when describing ourselves.
I AM a US Marine.
He IS a US Marine.
We ARE US Marines.
It is a title that cannot be taken from us. Only we can surrender the title by doing things that dishonor the Corps. A Bad Conduct or Dishonorable Discharge while in service or any being found guilty of a major felony, e.g. Murder.
All other Brances become former Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, or Coasties.
This Country affords us many great locations to visit. From out vast and beautiful natural resources of National and State Parks, to a vast array of museums.
Wherever Emily takes us, I am along for the ride.
Semper Fi
As a guy who can’t travel to much due to injury, these tours, especially because I’m in Australia, are FANTASTIC.. Thank you so much! 😊👍
I’m so glad!!
Emily, I love your tours! Please do more! Thank you for all your reporting.
Thank you so much for that kind feedback! I will follow up and do more of these tours.
I agree Zeke. Emily has a "presence" on camera that draws people into watching her videos. A great example of this would be Emily's video at the Hillwood Estates Museum back in October this year.
Emily's delivery and her great editing made for a FABULOUS video ! Now, I want to see this stunning estate and the gorgeous dresses and outfits that Princess Grace of Monaco wore and were designed by Dior.
Hillwood Estates would be wise to include and invite Emily to their Events because her love for beauty and Hillwood Estates is clearly felt by viewers of this video !
What happens to an exhibit at the Smithsonian if the person gets INDICTED for a crime i.e. "LYING to Congress" ?
I remember going to see the first Star Wars movie when it first came out, I asked my girlfriend at the time to join me and she refused, shortly afterwards we broke up, thanks for the memories Emily 😂
Ha!! "Star Wars" series has always been more popular for men than women but she should have gone to do something you enjoy. Her loss!
Fauci throws a baseball about as well as he handled the covid crisis
Ha ha! Isn't that video of him throwing fun to watch again now?
In the Great Words...
My Pronouns...... Prosecute/ Fauci.
Remember His Actions during the AIDS Epidemic...early 80s.
I like that you included the clip of Fauci throwing the ball LOL. There are a lot of woke "Fauci Is A Hero" bumper stickers in my state of CT.
They still think he's a hero after everything we know now? I had fun finding the best view of Fauci throwing that baseball to include in this. It just isn't even in the ballpark, pun intended :)
I strongly dislike him. I am ashamed he was born in my hometown of Brooklyn and I walk past the local of his family pharmacy each day
I never knew he came from a family of pharmacists. That is so amazing considering how wrong he's been on treatments and medications !
Some of that stuff was in the Smithsonian for years. Archie Bunker's chair and Mr. Roger's sweater were in the museum for decades
I did not know that until I visited! The Smithsonian is taking their million or so artifacts and making a permanent entertainment exhibit. So they will rotate in and out the items. I assume they picked the most popular ones for the first weeks? Here's more detail in my written story about the exhibit: www.emilypostnews.com/p/faucis-mask-in-the-new-smithsonian
Great tour and great commentary! Any thoughts of a similar episode on the DC Spy Museum?
Thank you so much! The spy museum is my favorite! I will go and make a video of that one too. Thanks for the idea.
Your age, or lack thereof, is showing.
Nice tour!
The typewriter is a portable unit. It's missing the cover that makes it look like a small suitcase.
Ah interesting! Thank you for reaching me.
@Emily Miller a full-size portable manual, weighed about 10-12 pounds. Electric portable units about 15 pounds. All metal in the old days.
Am I revealing my age when I say that I still have a manual typewriter ? lol lol Great paper-weight !
I also have an old 28K Modem that was external and the size of a kids fishing tackle box.
@Michael K Does it still work? There's a rumor, Dan Rather wrote his copy on it for See BS when he worked there.
@@PaulBartomioli I haven't used it in years. So I don't know.
Cool. Thank you. But the Fauchi mask? OMG WHY WHY WHY?
It makes no sense!
I am in a picture playing Pacman with my aunt watching on my cousin Atari in 1983. That picture and interview of my cousin and aunt are in the video game part of this exhibit.
Way kewl !
No way ! That’s amazing. Can you see if in my video to show where it is ?
Fauci is a better baseball player than he is a doctor!
Ha! That is saying something because he wasn't anywhere near home base.
Exactly!
@@Emily.Miller Just like he's nowhere near FINDING the cure for his "gain of function"
his friends in Chyna created for him ! Let's throw $30 million more to the Chyneze
and Ukranians and see if they can find the cure !
How many million$ did Falsey blow through trying to find the cure for AIDS ? Then
he claims that AZT was it and the AIDS epidemic grew even faster because adults
were NOT doing what they should have been doing from the beginning ! So how is
AIDS, now appearing in people who got the Covid shot & boosters ?
Thank You Sweetie 🧁😘
To our tennie 👟 shoe Lover....
It's All just in the Neighborhood !
Ha- yes! I was so excited to see Mr. Rogers darling sweater and sneakers he would take on and off at the start of the show.
Bill Nye the Not Science Guy. Sad.
I included him because he’s at least entertaining but that’s not why Fauci is in the same section!
This is very disappointing that his mask is on display.
Lame it seems !.....................................
Yes!