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A true American patriot known for his outspokeness -- a tribute to the memory of Joey Vento -- from Ron and Kay Rivoli of the Rivoli Revue who had the pleasure of doing two mini concerts at Geno's with CBS News.
Vento, the cheesesteak king who became a fierce advocate for conservative causes, died Tuesday after suffering a heart attack.
He was 71.
Vento founded his take-out eatery, Geno's Steaks, in South Philadelphia in 1966. But he made headlines for his political views five years ago, after posting a sign at the eatery that read: "This is America. When ordering, "SPEAK ENGLISH.' "
Since then, Vento achieved local-celebrity status by speaking out -- in person, on conservative talk shows and in his own radio ads -- on issues like immigration and health care reform.