Billy Joel is an icon whose music has been the soundtrack of our lives for generations. Lovingly referred to as the “Piano Man,” a nod to his 1975 hit, Billy’s played sold-out shows around the world for decades. On July 25, he tickled the ivories for the last time at Madison Square Garden, ending his record-breaking residency with his 150th show at the venue. Billy announced his residency would end in a release in early November 2023. And while he’s closing a chapter, he’s ready. “We don’t want to go either, but it’s time,” Billy said during his final show. “It’s ten years. None of us knew we were going to be able to do this for this long. This has been the most amazing gig that we’ve ever done, ever.” Billy was joined on stage by some special guests to commemorate the milestone as a banner was hung for the hometown hero. His youngest daughters, Della Rose, 8, and Remy Anne, 6, beamed with their dad in front of a sold-out crowd of nearly 20,000 fans. Billy Joel’s Daughters Stole The Show The girls wore matching dresses and stayed on stage with Billy as he performed his hit My Life. They sang and danced, and Della Rose took a chance at the mic. “Thank you, Madison Square Garden,” she yelled. “I guess it’s her life now,” her dad joked. “Thanks, girls!” According to People, Billy has been playing at Madison Square Garden for a decade, and while he’s loved every minute of entertaining his fans at age 75, it’s time to relax. “It’s been a dream come true,” Billy said to the crowd. “I first came to Madison Square Garden when I was a 4-year-old to see the Circus and watch Gene Autry sing Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. And now, here I am doing this. Thanks, Mom!” He said. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Billy Joel’s Youngest Daughters Join Him For Sweet Performance As He Ends 10-Year Madison Square Gardens Residency, Watch appeared first on InspireMore.

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If there’s one thing that can be agreed upon across the political aisle, it’s that the Secret Service was horrifically incompetent on July 13 — and thus is an absolute embarrassment to the United States. The Secret Service had one job — to protect former President Donald Trump. And the agency failed. Had he not turned his head at the last second, he would likely not be with us today. Mark Levin is in utter disbelief that something like this could have happened. “What’s very upsetting about this, though, is the more we learn, the more preposterous and outrageous this is,” Levin says. “This is a tiny local police department. Are you telling me the United States Secret Service delegated them authority for protection outside the protection zone?” Meanwhile, the Secret Service did have a counter-sniper. So where was he? “If you have a counter-sniper there, that counter-sniper, that’s his job to stay focused. To look for any other snipers or any other potential, you know, in the trees, on the buildings, and so forth. That’s his job,” Levin says. “And now that we learn that they viewed that building as a vulnerable spot, and then we hear that for the local police it was a launching off for special ops,” he continues. “You’ve seen the video, the people yelling and saying, ‘There’s a guy up there with a gun, he’s up there, he’s up there now with a rifle.’” Perhaps a good way to explain how this happened starts with the now-former director of the Secret Service, Kimberly Cheatle. Cheatle was head of security for PepsiCo before becoming Secret Service director. “This is a DEI appointment by Joe Biden,” Levin says. “One of the focuses of this director of the Secret Service, and she’s made it public, ‘We want 30% female agents.’” “Well, I want 100% competent agents. This is not a game,” he adds. Want more from Mark Levin?To enjoy more of "the Great One" — Mark Levin as you've never seen him before — subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.