Our 50 State USA Road Trip PART FOUR: 24,000 Miles Driven, 50 Capitals, 142 Towns & Cities

Been watching your stuff recently and I think after a while (1 Year ) your audience might dry up. I have only been in 42 states 6 countries traveled about 2.5 million miles. I have seen much of what you have but my observation is the US is going down hill compared to Europe. We are slow to condemn and even slower to replace things that have gone bad. My take is we have too much land available cheap. Maybe in a hundred years when the population doubles or goes to 0 things will change.

Loving these videos ❤ Australia

Near Witchita KS is Hutchison KS, home of the super cool "Cosmosphere" Air & Space Museum, a real shame you missed it.

I'm just watching all these videos in 2026. I watched Parts 1 through 4, eagerly anticipating seeing Jeff City Missouri. What do you know?!?!
You went from St. Louis to KC, passing Jeff City on the way, and skipped Jeff City altogether! I thought you were exploring the State Capitals of ever state!

Twin Cities is awesome.

Awesome video as usual, keep safë 🇧🇧

Cool video. Charlie Brown gang. Snoopy ❤

Hey Joe, why do you always say “I” am in wherever… shouldn’t it be “WE” ? Just saying… love your posts and especially Nic ❤️🇦🇺🇺🇸

awesome video. keep it up guys

Great video s been watching all Day

Wow your videos are just great!

I love watching your channel

Ok, I love your travel videos. However, I have to say I don't like the way you seem to throw your wife into the shots. The way she carries herself, the way she seems to flaunt her body like someone on only fans, doesn't sit right with me. You are obviously proud of her and that's fine, but I personally don't like seeing her, leave her out of it, keep her off camera!

I love your videos. You should make a short video of looking up at all the state capitol rotundas

Jefferson City , Missouri

Just finished watching your tour through different cities of Texas and then up into Oklahoma and just really amazing and I've learned so much you guys do a really great job with your video history tours and I can't say enough good things about them

I m a Kansas native and was born in Topeka. Raised in North East Kansas until I was 16 and then moved to South Central Kansas about an hour North of Wichita where I still reside. I m 50 years old now and really want to move back up in that area

Did y'all skip Jefferson City, Mo. or is it in another video?

Always enjoy your videos. These compilation videos are fun. Cheers.

Thank you. So cool the NHRA has sanction events there. In the summer you should take Nicole to see the ground pounders!

Really enjoying these vlogs. How do you decide where to go next?

My dad said the best part of North Dakota was leaving.

Nice to see this. I am big Kansas(the rock band)fan. Has follow them since 1974. Now i have seen their hometown,thanks..😁👍

Some of areas that you have gone to are beautiful and some look like a battlefield has taken place there. I would know I spent 13 months doing combat missions in Iraq. I would think that I would feel more secure there than some of the places. They need to start over tear down the buildings increase the police get more jobs and start over. I was bought up poor but I worked hard to get where I am today. Not by stealing not holding people up or on the state’s federal government money. Take these people and start a new CCC that will help an area and help the economy. It’s a shame that the government of United States has let this happen to the people and the country.

Why did U miss Jefferson City Missouri? I don't see it in this vid

Fargo ND is a magical place to live in spite of the blistering winters.. which I will easily take than living in a crime infested area.

Спасибо, интересно.

Your wife is hot. There I said it and I’m not ashamed (unless you find this inappropriate then sorry) just sayin good job to you friend!!!

Thanks for the history lesson. Especially on the former VP and the Brown case.

Absolutely awesome trip. Thank you so much for taking us, who will probably never have the opportunity to be there. it's a shame about all the beautiful abandoned buildings… behind each of these great places was once an idea or a dream.

I would not travel through the states in car without a Gun. Is that true?

Nichol has a pretty smile, love your new top. Great Road trip video's at first I thought they were just drive-arounds and didn't watch them and then saw they were of you two actually going to the places. It is nice to see you both travel together. Cheers!

Mount Rushmore, all four Presidents were Republicans.

I have bin in Pilnitz Dresden and old Olympia Stadium on a Tower in München. Hundrets of Police on the way and all where still bomed, very sad🥁💤👀👁😭

Question: where do you get the Capitol book/ passport?

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Man, these are great!

Pine Bluff is also called crime bluff

Isn't it pronounced pe-air?

Hi Joe and Nicole. As a new subscriber, I love your videos and very educational. I live in the St. George, UT area and the first video I saw of yours was at the Cliffside restaurant. And I hope you don't mind my saying so but, Nicole is drop dead gorgeous.

Why did y'all skip Jefferson City? Did Nic get her book stamped on a different trip?

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Great recap Joe. Lotta memories from either being in or by a lot of these places. Not to mention the info and stats I got when you first done the video on these places. Absolutely great job and a lot of work. Appreciate it all. Safe travels my friend keep videoing and I’ll keep watching

If you like trains, have you ever visited the train museum on Salisbury NC? 43 presidents in that town. Sounds like are 3 behind?