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Good morning, everyone! We are in Tallahassee, Florida

on our way to Austin, Texas

We are returning from our road trip through southern USA

But the story actually started a few days ago

We left Miami and stopped again in Orlando

From Orlando we came to Tallahassee

And we chose to do all the drive without paying tolls

We don't have the SunPass tag

So we had to choose some alternative routes

And the roads were really good actually

only ended up increasing the driving time

in about 30 to 40 minutes, right?

He says so

For most of the time we drove in the main freeways

Only in the Orlando metro area we needed to find different options, which is not difficult

You just put 'avoid tolls' on Google Maps

It does the job for you

We slept in Tallahassee and today we'll drive all the way to Austin. It's about 12 to 13 hours, depending on traffic

We're back on the Interstate 10 - the I-10 - and this is such a beautiful road to drive, look at all this green!

And we just gained an hour! Back on the Central time zone

This time I wanna see what we missed in northern Florida and Alabama

as when we came here, we drove all this at night

First stop, Pensacola

Pensacola reminds me of a TV show

There was a series called Pensacola - Wings of Gold

Do you guys remember that?

I never really watched but I remember it had to do with the military and in fact,

Pensacola is a very important military base here in the U.S.

In Pensacola they have the Naval Air Station, the first in the United States

To arrive in Pensacola, we chose the Scenic Highway. You go seeing the ocean

Wow, look at this view!

Because of the strong military presence here in Pensacola, drones are extremely forbidden everywhere

Rumor has it that they even have technology blocking drones from flying. In certain areas, at least

The beaches are located that way on islands here

It's easy to arrive, there are roads connecting, but for us it would add an extra hour, if not more, to the drive

To go and return... So we'll end up skipping this time

But I hear that they're beautiful! White sand beaches and the ocean with Caribbean like colors

We're excited about returning here

One day we''ll be back

So for now, let's enjoy a tour of downtown

Wow, Pensacola was founded in 1559

[Gordon ]So, it looks like yeah, we can get to the beach, this isn't... uh... It doesn't look like there's any...

[Renata] Toll? [Gordon] Toll, yeah

[Renata] Cool!

[Gordon] So we might as well go, right?

[Renata] Yep!

Might as well check it out, check, check, check, check,...

This is Perdido Key, between Pensacola and Orange Beach

Let's go see the beach

I could certainly spend the day here

The beach is absolutely beautiful, but of public space, only this little part here, at least here where I am

This side belongs to a resort

and this other side belongs to another

They're suffering from an invasion of lionfish

Wow, it looks like it's destroying the ecosystem here

The everyday training in the area

And now we continue along the coast

I bet there are more public beaches along this coast

Wow, they are so white, look at these dunes!

Miles and miles and miles of white sand dunes

So beautiful!

"Sweet Home Alabama!"

We're about to enter the Gulf State Park in the city of Gulf Shores

You can come here to launch your boat or to fish and there's no one here actually to collect the fee

They just trust you're going to pay, look at that. Three dollars for boat

Two dollars for fishing, and there's the box

Gas prices are already way cheaper in Alabama

We stopped here in between Battles Wharf and Fairhope, Alabama

Nice waterfront. You can see the bay and it's a butterfly sanctuary. Look at all these species here

From here we can already see Mobile across the bay, right there

It's the most important city in southern Alabama

First of all and very important: it's "Mo-bile" not "Mobil" not "Mob-ile"

Look at me! A Brazilian talking about English pronunciation

But actually the word is in French. Mobile was the first capital of Louisiana

You heard me right. Louisiana, not Alabama

At that time, Louisiana was huge. It used to occupy one third of the area of today's United States

Mobile had the first Mardi Gras ever in the United States, in 1699

In New Orleans it was just like thirty years later. This I learned at the Mardi Gras Museum in Lake Charles

But listen to this. At that time, as I explained, Mobile used to belong to Louisiana

So Louisiana is proud to have had the first Mardi Gras ever as a state

But when you come to the city level, it was Mobile, Alabama

There are no main cities along the road here in Mississippi, so we're just going straight through the state

Here we are again at Atchafalaya National Reserve

From here on, I already showed in multiple videos

It took us 18 hours to arrive

That's because we stopped a lot in Florida and Alabama and also because we got some traffic in Louisiana

Oh well, here we are! Austin, Texas

And if I can give you one more tip

in addition to things to do along the way, it would be to fill in when you get to Texas

Gas prices are so much cheaper here, up to a dollar less compared to downtown Miami and Miami Beach, really

If you have any question, leave me in the comments

If you like this video and this entire series

Give me some likes! And come on, subscribe to the channel, join the community

For more infomation >> Driving from FLORIDA to TEXAS via Pensacola, Perdido Key, Gulf Shores, and Mobile - Duration: 11:34.

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OOPS! Fox News Poll Shows Voters Don't Think Republicans Care About America - Duration: 4:07.

Recently FOX News did a viewer poll were they were hoping to show the country just how unlikeable

the Democratic Party is and, you know what, they did a pretty decent job it because only

44% of the respondents believed that Democrats put the country over their party, whereas

43% said they put party over country.

So, by only a one point margin, people said no Democrats love the country more than they

love their party.

That's pretty bad for the Democratic party, right?

I mean, if FOX News presented that information to us, that would make them look really bad,

but the reason you're not hearing more about his poll is because the numbers are actually

even worse for Republicans.

According to FOX News' own numbers, 36% of voters say that Republicans put country over

party, that they care more about the United States than they do this thing called the

Republican Party, but 52%, a majority of people in this country, say, no, the Republican Party

absolutely puts their party over their country.

Now, here's why all of this is important, first and foremost, think back to a few of

the recent campaign slogans that Republican presidential candidates have used.

We had McCain and Palin, 'Country First'.

Yeah, the voters don't buy that anymore.

Donald Trump, 'Make American Great Again', which we now understand is make me even richer

than I was before I ran for president.

It has nothing to do with making America great and the majority of people in this country

understand that while only a third think Republicans actually care about the United States of America.

That is a remarkable poll and if I were a Republican strategist or a Republican politician,

I would be freaking the hell out right now and you know why?

Because we've got mid terms just a few weeks away and when you have a majority of voters

questioned by FOX News, who say that your party values the party over our country, yeah,

that spells certain doom for you in November.

That's not exactly something you can turn around in the next six months, especially

with what you're doing with Brett Kavanaugh.

You wanted to confirm this guy even though there were multiple women coming out on a

daily basis for the last week, accusing him of sexual misconduct, and you didn't care.

Every time a new woman came out you would still say, "Well it doesn't matter, I'm still

gonna vote to confirm him anyway, because it's not about country, it's about party",

and the American public has been paying closer attention to what's been happening than they

really ever have before, and I think that's why we're getting a little bit of this awakening

is that people are paying attention.

You know, we're kind of weeding out the fake news, except for FOX, but even though FOX

is the highest rated cable news show, if your highest viewed program only gets three million

viewers a day.

It seems like a lot especially compared to everybody else, but when you consider there's

almost 330 million people in this country but only three million watch one FOX program

each day, eh, not really that influential are you?

None the less, people understand, people are paying attention, and people know exactly

what the Republican Party is all about and that is going to be revealed, it's gonna be

seen in the results that start coming out during the mid terms.

I personally can't wait to see it because these Republicans need a wake up call.

They need to understand that their party is not the most important thing in this country,

in fact it's one of the least important things in this country and the American voters are

ready to prove that to them.

For more infomation >> OOPS! Fox News Poll Shows Voters Don't Think Republicans Care About America - Duration: 4:07.

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Rory McIlroy & Wife Erica Stoll First Met at Ryder Cup | Heavy.com - Duration: 4:45.

Rory McIlroy & Wife Erica Stoll First Met at Ryder Cup | Heavy.com

Everyone loves the Ryder Cup, but it has a special significance for Rory McIlroy and his wife Erica Stoll.

The couple first met in 2012 after Stoll kept McIlroy from missing his Ryder Cup tee time.

Maggie Budzar, who worked with Stoll at the PGA Tour at the time, detailed the story to The Guardian.

It was 10.30am, I knew [McIlroy's caddie] JP Fitzgerald had left about an hour earlier.

I knew Rory's tee time was 11.25 and he was the third group to go off.

And we still hadn't seen him.

I started getting worried that something had happened to him or that he had taken a different ride to the course.

There was only one room still in use when housekeeping checked and a male voice said not to come in.

We figured it had to be him because by now we knew he wasn't at the course.

I called the guys at the driving range to see if they had seen him.

They hadn't so I called the European Tour officials to alert them.

At first I was going to drive him to the course because I knew the way and we didn't want to put a volunteer under stress in the courtesy car.

I then asked a trooper at the front if he could take him with the flash light on.

He said that would be OK.

I gave Rory the choice and he went straight to the front seat of the trooper's car.

That was about 10.52.".

Rory & Erica Are Reunited With the Ryder Cup For the First Time as a Married Couple.

Six years later, the couple is back at the Ryder Cup, but this time as husband and wife.

Stoll and McIlroy got married at Ashford Castle in Ireland in 2017.

Stoll is in Paris rooting McIlroy on as he is one of the star golfers for Europe.

McIlroy credits his wife for pulling him out of a post-Masters funk.

McIlroy had a chance to win the 2018 Masters, but did not play up to his standards on the final day.

"But it got to the point where Erica had to drag me out of the house," McIlroy explained to the New York Post.

"She just said we're going to go out and do something.

And once I got back into my routine, I was fine.

Before, there were a few quiet moments when you catch yourself thinking back on the round, even though I was trying to immerse myself in anything but golf.".

Prior to his wife's intervention, McIlroy was binge-watching shows and drinking red wine.

"When I got back home I sort of threw the clubs in a closet and I spent about a week decompressing and trying to get over it," McIlroy told the New York Post.

"I was binge-watching a couple of shows, I read a couple of books, drank a few bottles of wine — no, not like that, not all at once! That sounds really bad.

It wasn't that bad.