please don't ever delete. This is my sweet Grandpa and I love watching it. I just got to show his great grandchildren a bit of their history <3

Billy Graham came to New Zealand about 1957, he had a massive crusade on the Auckland Domain, absolutely packed.

6 Aug. 2024: I believe that Munson passed some time ago. However, I have not been able to confirm this. Does anyone know?

Visionary who foresaw an Anglo Hispanic SuperState.

This was before his divorce and remarriage sank his chances for the 1964 nomination.

Thank you.

My grandpa was Edward minikel i was wondering if you knew him. Thank you for sharing.

This man was made of the right stuff. He would have made a wonderful President.

I loved watching this video. Bob (not short for Robert, Bob was his first name) Greider was my paternal grandfather

#citrus

He died in bed with his 25-year-old intern!

A Democratic individual, forced to pose as a Republican. The opposite of others

Did your family arrive in 1885 through New York and then settle in Rochester? My family came to North America as 5 brothers in 1885 from Krummwalden Germany on the Krumm river.

My favorite Uncle Bud💞💞

RIP bud. Thank you for everything you’ve done for our family and country. Love you

Republicans these days make me sick, so do the democrats but they just don’t get things done. Nelson Rockefeller makes me proud to call myself a republican.

Miss you grandpa Gus. Hope you are skiing the best forever lines....❤

Sad he never got to be president.

Liston was a giant. Not too talk like Tyson Fury but man look at his hands

Democracy and freedom are antithetical.

Wonderful end of war footage of our mountain troops in Italy. Great shots of the men during less stressful moments! Thank you for posting. Climb to glory!

Check out the size of his fists!

Very interesting. Thank you for sharing.

We could use a guy like this now. Assets and liabilities, still stands head and shoulders above these other clowns.

Those hands look like The Thing's hands. They're huge and made of stone.

This interview is from 1962 as it references the steel strike which took place in April of that year.

The Glenwood Canyon I-70 highway was eventually built. Construction of the highway took twelve years to complete. It began in 1980 and was completed in 1992. It was a very difficult design to layout and build without upsetting the natural elements of the canyon. It is nonetheless a real nice drive both eastbound and westbound with a decent rest stop in between. John Denver tried to have the project canceled but his efforts failed.

Whatever happened later on ; Sonny was known to be the best heavyweight in the world for several years - late 50s and into 60's. A truly great fighter !

What exactly is this and why do I recognize his name

his hands look so huge

Thanks for putting this up. Surprisingly little material on my favorite boxer out there.

Love sonny thanks for uploading this interview.🥊🥊

Ali was too fast for him - super fast 💨

If Sonny had been involved in a sport like swimming with those arms and hands and taught as a child, with his cardio, he would have been a champion as well in that sport. Be interesting to know the size of his feet.

I think this is my grandpa long lost brother ?

I can't wait to show this to Dad!

One of My favorite boxers of All Time. RIP Sonny Liston 🙏🥊

Thanks for this upload: Charles 'Sonny' Liston was one of the greatest HWs of all time and fought every top contender in his era. His technical skills were later overlooked after the genuine, totally unexpected 1st loss to Clay. Imagine the aura of late prime Tyson but back in the late '50s-early 60s and multiply it, e.g., when being harassed by Philly police on one occasion, Liston when being struck by a policeman with a nightstick, disarmed the policeman and deposited him upside down in a dumpster. He also disarmed another officer attacking him and relieved him of his gun and nightstick (obviously he was eventually arrested on both occasions). He was said to be able to lift the front of a Ford pickup truck and on at least one occasion, Liston broke all of an opponent's front teeth during a boxing match. The second fight with Ali was a fix (even though Liston would probably still have lost) but he is still probably top 5 (IMO): the only person who could have beaten him pre-1967 was Ali (Clay at the time). Liston had a very difficult childhood and adult life and was always misrepresented in a one-dimensional fashion, especially when compared to Ali and his form of humour. Yet, as seen here, Liston's quips and humour were more nuanced e.g., when Liston had enough of being harassed by police in Philly he infamously said, "I'd rather be a lamppost in Denver than the mayor of Philadelphia!" Liston was known to stay away from cameras due to media stereotyping so only through further research and videos like this do you get an idea of his humour and some of his other viewpoints directly. He even made a funny TV ad for an airline with none other than pop-art 'icon' Andy Warhol; playing up his image of being sullen. Liston's biography, 'Night Train' is an interesting read.

Liston was a thug. But the reason he was a thug was evidenced on his back, where the scars from his father's bullwhip were still visible. Sonny got a raw deal from the get go.

A real treat hearing him speak casually. I wish the host had opened him a up a bit more at a few points, but he had a limited time. Those who knew Sonny said that he was a decent guy when he didn't feel threatened or defensive. I suppose that also includes if he wasn't pissed off or coming to teach you a lesson sent by his managers. (The camera distorts things a bit, but those hands are amazing.)

Look at Sonny Liston's hands. Wow. If he grabbed that man by his throat 😆🤣

Sonny had everything except fast feet ,,, jab hook uppercut clubing right ,,

My heart breaks to think how Listin was dissed after he won the world title

Sonny Liston 💪😁

Cleveland "Big Cat " Williams,said of Sonny, no man should be that strong,and he was no joke himself!Jayus the man has enormous mitts...

Amazing footage

Liston is so cool

Good LORD look at those hands! I knew how big they were but to see them in proportion to his size! Thank you so much for the upload. I love Sonny's smile. 💙💙

Fascinating. Sonny cordial on the mention of late JFK who never invited him to the White House post Patterson win(s). Looks comfortable, glib and intelligent, especially on mention of Cassius Clay.

Wow, my Grandfather. He was a very intricate man! Miss you Grandpierre