i would go out to the badlands, to theodore roosevelt, national park and. there's something mystical in that place. it is it is a place that like to say when you're in the east, you feel the presence of theodore ghost. when you're at sagamore or his boyhood home, when you're in the west, you really feel the presence of theodore roosevelt's spirit. this is a place where he came to recover after abject loss and true depression. even though many family members never that word and, it's a great story, right? it's romantic and got a sweeping narrative arc and it's almost irresistible able to see this individual as the product of his own autochthonous will that he just found his way through any challenge. and it's certainly true to a certain extent, but he had help. and the thing that i found when i'm talking about the loves of theodore roosevelt with people is that everybody has, if they're fortunate, a brother or sister or a father or mother or a colleague, friend, somebody that has picked them up and propelled them when they're knocked down. and it doesn't make

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theodore roosevelt famously was a key figure in gifting us the national park system that millions of americans enjoy today, and former president reagan once said what is a conservative without wanting to conserve things, including the environment. so former president trump and the rest of the republican party would do well to really acknowledge that there's a good chunk of young republicans who want movement on this issue as well. >> we've touched on what's at stake here for the u.s. but there must be concern in the larger international climate change community as well. i know you're going to the u.n. climate conference in just a few days. after the election. so the mood there, i imagine, will be largely dependent on who wins, because, you know, we could see another seesaw in the u.s. climate policy if trump wins. >> certainly could. former president trump took us out of the paris agreement in his first term in office. he's promised to do the same, project 2025, although he's attempted to distance himself, we know it's authored by many former members of his administration, and it wou

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represents a scale of change which puts him in a league with andrew jackson, abraham lincoln, theodore rooseveltklin roosevelt. it's very clear look at the campaign and thinking about his first term and now you look at who is nominating in the cabinet. trump is committed profoundly reshape the entire federal government in a way dramatically smaller deficit and obama's budget the he is a truly historic figure in a way that is hard to imagine. >> hard to deny. he gains and every single state and increases his popular ability so as he looks overseas, he sees more challenges than when left. michael walt's security advisor and secretary of state, hopefully marco rubio, where should he prioritize first? >> first of all, prioritize mexico in the border because has to immediately stop massive inflow of illegal immigration and people watching the trial in georgia on the tragic killing of a college student by a venezuelan illegal immigrant. the number one goal has to be mexico to get the border under control. number two, he has to back israel and prepare to do what it takes to get iranians to back down an

how he acted, donald trump has a lot of similar sort of characteristics and policies as as theodore roosevelt did. and so i think, you know, we talk about the democrats being a party of of, you know, coastal elites. one of the ways you do that is instead of talking about flyover states, you make them stop over states. and, you know, i was also talking about how people were kind of shocked it at biden's cognitive decline. but people who are looking at conservative media, this is not up surprises. these are things that we've been seeing for 2 years. and so if the democrats really want to become competitive again, especially like the midwest, they should start looking at more conservative media and and and, you know, stopping over in understanding the issues facing people living in these parts of the country. >> okay. side from anything else. havs local time. anyone think that we would be at this point? at this point and not the evening? didn't we all think this was going to be a longer haul and it's not over, but it certainly doesn't look great. >> i think we certainly shifted from well, democr

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george washington, thomas jefferson, abraham lincoln and theodore roosevelt. mr. boston shows 24 district leadership -- distinct leadership traits exhibited by the presidents. rather presidents included are fdr, dwight eisenhower, john f. kennedy and ronald reagan. 71-year-old talmage boston lives in dallas, texas. >> blur and historian -- lawyer and historian talmage on his book how the best did it. book notes plus is available on the c-span now video app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> since 1970 nine, in partnership with the cable industry, c-span has provided complete coverage of the halls of congress from the house and senate floors to congressional hearings, party briefings and committee briefings. c-span gives you a front row seat to how issues are debated and decided with no commentary, no interruptions and completely unfiltered. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. we're joined now by senior research fellow at george mason university veronique de rugy. welcome to the program. guest: thank you for having me. host: we are talking about efficien

and my question is targeted on theodore roosevelt. and i just want see if do you have any portion of your book that discusses like maybe using roosevelt as an example of like presidents who are perhaps very difficult to deal with because they have like an anti-corporate view or they're a big trust busters or the against monopolies and did you have like ceos that perhaps still tried to meet with him or just used him as an example of how it would be hard to? foster like a connection between and presidents. yeah, well, thanks. first of all, i'm very interested in that roosevelt and booker t relationship because. one thing that i talk about that's relevant to the power of money is that roosevelt would befriend and thinkers and he would bring them into the white house to discuss ideas with him and some his antitrust ideas came from some of the people he was reading. and so i think that's an important part of roosevelt's persona. he would much rather meet with a thinker or an artist or an intellectual than he would with a corporate ceo for,

. >> george washington and theodore roosevelt were both wrestlers, thomas jefferson did some wrestling as well, but it was way more problematic. there's another former president, president trump loves to wrestle, as we all set, voting booth, and we take part in this audacious instrument that is american democracy, let us never forget. >> look at this. oh, my god. >> see how that trump was moving like a real human? [ laughing ] but then the other one. >> are not saying you are wrong, i'm just saying i'm going to do a little more research. turned down for what. which of these people served as interns for politicians? >> very clear, marisa tomei. >> i think it's tony and marissa. >> conan and marissa. final answer. >> marisa tomei, conan o'brien was an intern, internships are very important, you get the politics, you realize politics ain't [ censored ], and you get into comedy. we are out of time, we didn't get to hinchcliffe and oppenheimer, but both were critical for historic bombs. >> we have a special guest. >> we've got a race for the ages here, with with a 10 point advantage over ja

. >> 8-7, george washington, thomas jefferson, abraham lincoln, and theodore roosevelt. in addition, he chose 24 distinct leadership traits he says were exhibited by each president. the other presidents included in his vast leadership category are fdr, dwight eisenhower, john f. kennedy, and ronald reagan. >> lawyer and historian talmage boston with his book "howhe best did it: leadership lessons fr top president "book notes plus" is available on the c-span free mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> attention, middle and high school students across america, it's time to make your voice heard. c-span's studentcam documentary contest 2025 is here. this is a chance to create a documentary that can inspire change, raise awareness, and make an impact. your documentary should answer this year's question -- your message to the president, what issue is most important to you or your community? if you're passionate about politics, the environment, or community stories, studentcam is your platform to share your message with the world with 100,000 dollars in prizes, inclu

george washington, thomas jefferson, abraham lincoln and theodore roosevelt made in addition, mr.oston shows 24 distinct leadership traits he says were exhibited by these presidents. the other four presidents included in his best leadership category are fdr, dwight eisenhower, john f. kennedy and ronald reagan. 71-year-old talmage boston lives in dallas, texas. >> lawyer and historian talmage boston with his book "how the best did it, leadership lessons from our top presidents"n this episf "booknotes+" with our host brian lamb. lookplus is available on the free c-span now mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> president biden and first

. >> george washington and theodore roosevelt were also both wrestlers.ow, thomas jefferson does wrestling, too, but that is way more problematic. now, of course, there is another former president, president trump, loves to wrestle. so, stepping into the voting booth on tuesday to do our sacred, civic duty to take part in this audacious experience that is american democracy. let us never forget. >> donald trump! trump! trump! oh, my god! >> a hostile takeover of donald trump! >> see how that trump was moving like a real human? >> [ laughter ] >> the other one that we have seen, i -- >> i'm not saying you are wrong, to send you want to do the research. all right, let's do and turned down for what. which two of these people served as interns for politicians? >> i think it is very clear that it is marisa tomei. >> i think it is toby and marisa tomei. >> conan and marisa tomei, final answer. >> conan and marisa tomei for both of you? >> yeah, yeah! >> marisa tomei intern for chuck schumer and conan o'brien was an entered to the late representative of father r

that's colonel theodore roosevelt returns, former commander the roughriders returned to new york and went to kelly's studio and kelly course and sketched and interviewed a teddy roosevelt. and even teddy said, oh, no artist is a forgotten. the fight day. you know, i'm depicted, you know, incorrectly and, kelly said. well, let's do it right. and so kelly would interview him for details of exactly what he did, how he led his troops up. san juan and kettle hill in cuba and. teddy roosevelt lent kelly all the horse equipage, the accouterments that were in that day and insisted that kelly depict the horse named little texas thin lost a lot of weight and was was a very thin mount. so kelly was sure to depict that by the time this statuette was complete did teddy was president roosevelt kelly delivered it to the white house. but now you can see that statuette at sagamore in roseville. it's private collection. kelly at work in his studio and made a scientific american magazine front cover it was about an article about bronze casting and kelly on the ladder there is working on and the equestri

that's colonel theodore roosevelt, returned former commander of the rough riders, returned to new york and went to kelly's studio and kelly, of course, then sketched and interviewed teddy roosevelt, and even teddy said, no artist has ever gotten the fight that day, you know, i'm always depicted, you know, incorrectly. and kelly said, let's do it right. and so kelly would interview him for details or exactly what he did, how he led his troops up san juan and kettle hill in cuba. and teddy roosevelt lent kelly all the horse equipage accoutrements that were worn that day. and teddy roosevelt insisted that kelly depict the horse named little texas thin, lost a lot of weight and was a for thin mount. so kelly was sure to depict that. by the time this statuette was completed, teddy roosevelt was president roosevelt. kelly delivered it to the white house, but now, you can see, that statuette at sagamore hill in roosevelt's private collection. kelly worked in is studio and made scientific magazine, front cover, about bronze casting. and kelly on the latter there is working on rian statue that'

jon kennedy one of the youngest president theodore roosevelt being another who does he appoint us hisgeneral? his brother. robert f kennedy. robert f kennedy jr.'s father. how old was robert f kennedy? thirty-five years old was his legal experience? barely any part one of them he had on his resume committee staff lawyer you may have heard of him to consider joseph mccarthy of wisconsin. remember the mccarthy hearings? the liberals us used to hate it. joe kennedy senior, the patriarch of the family joe mccarthy were buddies. robert kennedy in the senate. as a legal assistant a staff assisted. his brothers were jon kennedy. a very complaining about that as a chief of staff of gerald ford for a long period time he's a staffer in congress a long time party but a member of congress. he served in the navy allstate site and so forth which is fine. he became the youngest defense secretary since we had a defense department he was 43 years old. forty-three years old. they did not attack him. they did not attack robert kennedy. no. james mattis was 36 years old see this constitution would not of

george washington, thomas jefferson, abraham lincoln and theodore roosevelt. mr. boston shows 24 district leadership -- distinct leadership traits exhibited by the presidents. rather presidents included are fdr, dwight eisenhower, john f. kennedy and ronald reagan. 71-year-old talmage boston lives in dallas, texas. >> blur and historian -- lawyer and historian talmage on his book how the best did it. book notes plus is available on the c-span now video app or wherever you get your podcasts. >>

so dwight eisenhower, theodore roosevelt. these are people who did pull on their business contacts. i think there are two key differences. one, they always put those business officials in positions that were confirmed by the senate. and will two, if there were any concerns about a conflict of interest, those individuals were not confirmed. and in fact, usc's first secretary of the treasury nominee was rejected because he had too many financial ties to existing industry. and this makes sense. under a system of rule of law, we don't want one individual to be the judge, jury, and executioner on their own business, their own fate, their own fortune. so if elon musk is determining which government contracts survive, may guess is he will choose those that go to him and to his businesses. and i think some americans are likely to be uncomfortable with that. perhaps bias in position of authority. >> a lot of questions about potential conflict of interest. appreciate the conversation. >>> we have more breaking news into cnn. senate republicans have just elected john thune as their new majorit

martin van buren, theodore roosevelt, james buchanan, john tyler. you first. neil: number 2, roosevelt. stuart: you think it is that modern expression? what do you say? lauren: one or two answers this week, i will change it to buchanan. stuart: i am going with buchanan. the answer is martin van buren. time is gone. it was up? it is yours, sorry. neil: ever been to martin van buren's home? he looked like larry from the three stooges. it is remarkable. have a great weekend. always learn something and what we are learning is the markets are excited about donald trump returning to the white house. if you look at the major market averages, pounding on buying orders, one after the of their. what is driving this? the key sectors that could benefit from an improving economy are enjoying that ride. we have consumer discretionary, financials and industrials, communication services, energy, healthcare, materials. we are rifling through this to get the point that all sectors say anything having to do with new energy or solar energy or evs, tesla, doing quite well. tesla i

fdr as he liked to be called was born in 1880 to a fifth cousin of theodore roosevelt. in 1921, he contracted polio and lost the use of his legs, a fact carefully concealed from the public and private in our pre television era, very few americans realized that the president, who projected an image of vigorous ness, vigorous leadership during the 1930s, was actually confined to a wheelchair so again in the pre television era it wasn't as widely known or seen that fdr was actually in a wheelchair from him having contracted polio as a child and his speech accepting the democratic nomination for president in 1932, roosevelt promised a new deal for american people, but his campaign offered only a vague hints of what this new deal would actually entail. he advocated for. if so, he advocated at a balanced federal budget and criticized his opponent, president hoover, for excessive government spending. and the biggest difference between the parties during the campaign was that democrats call for the repeal prohibition, although roosevelt certainly suggested, oh, greater awarenes

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george washington, thomas jefferson, abraham lincoln and theodore roosevelt.e chose 24 distinct leadership traits. he said they were exhibited by these president. the other four presidents included in his best leadership category are fdr, dwight eisenhower, john f. kennedy and ronald reagan. he lives in dallas, texas. >> talmage boston with his book, how the best did it, leadership lessons from our topdents on this episode of book notes plus with ourost,rian lamb. book notes plus is available on the c-span now mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> washington journal continues. host: we want to welcome to our table this morning, congresswoman sydney kamlager dove. you are the cochair of the democratic women's caucus outreach. much to talk about this morning with you. let's begin with this nomination of matt gaetz to serve as attorney general. what do you think should happen here as far as reports being released, etc.? guest: first of all, thank you for having me here. i think the committee should release the receipts. the reality is he is being nomin

looks look at a guest list the monument association invited president theodore roosevelt who politely declined. jon verna do is now captured in the u.s. navy he was on deployment elsewhere in rome he was not able to attend victor blue was at north carolinian who was a national hero for going g behind enemymy lines to get reconnaissance. he was one of the heroes of the spanish-american war as well. again marketed by the media and from north carolina. yet the widow and family attending, richard pearson hobson was invited to be the mainin order. native alabama and he became a hero because of his mission from the uss merrimack. purposefully sink the ship to trap enemy vessels in the harbor. this mission was an absolute failure but it seemed a suicide mission. nonetheless he was elevated to celebrity status. after the war. for a period of time was noted the most kissed man in america. i longed this house ofre representatives p was a rise in the democratic party. no public funding went into this dedication. salt razor privately. go store theodore to ask for donations to hold the ceremony. t

jefferson, abraham lincoln and theodore roosevelt.george washington, thomas jefferson, abraham lincoln and theodore roosevelt. he chose distinct leadership traits that were exhibited by the presidents. the other presidents are fdr, dwight eisenhower, john f. kennedy and ronald reagan. 71-year-old talmage boston lives in dallas, texas. >> lawyer and his talmage boston with his book, how the best did it, leadership lessons from our top presin this episode of book nots withost, brian lamb. book notes plus is available on the c-span now free mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> c-spanshop.org is c-span's online store. browse throughout latest collection of c-span products, apparel, books and home decor. there is something for every c-span fan. shop now or anytime at c-spanshop.org. >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what's happening in washington. live and on-demand, keep up with the days biggest events with live streams and floor proceedings. white house events. all at your fingertips. you ca

jefferson, abraham lincoln and theodore roosevelt.george washington, thomas jefferson, abraham lincoln and theodore roosevelt. he chose distinct leadership traits that were exhibited by the presidents. the other presidents are fdr, dwight eisenhower, john f. kennedy and ronald reagan. 71-year-old talmage boston lives in dallas, texas. >> lawyer and his talmage boston with his book, how the best did it, leadership lsons from our top president on this epis book notes plus with our host, brian lamb. book notes plus is available on the c-span now free mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> c-spanshop.org is c-span's online store. browse throughout latest collection of c-span products, apparel, books and home decor. there is something for every c-span fan. shop now or anytime at c-spanshop.org. >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what's happening in washington. live and on-demand, keep up with the days biggest events with live streams and floor proceedings. white house events. all at your fingerti

theodore roosevelt has a lot to answer for. yes. that is one of the fun things about writing any look, the process of discovery. george has done more than i have and to great effect as well. i appreciate all of the work he has done in the hoover archive and what he has put on record for the benefit of all of us who have utcome along and joined th story as it were, you know, with hoover. i don't want to correct you, tom. but when you introduced george you said he was the one of the great hoover authorities and to my mind he is the hoover authority and i don't think there is anybody close. >> so george, when you were a young man was it your ambition to become a professional historian and go to harvard? no. and before i answer that i want to thank you for your very kind words. how about that. okay. again, thank you again for those very kind and gracious words as well. looking back on how i became a historian, i really think my boyhood influences had much to do with setting me on the path that i took. i remember when i was about ten yea

theodore roosevelt has a lot to answer for. but that's one of the fun things about writing any book, that process of discovery. when you go back and look at the archives. and george has done a lot more of it than i have and to great effect, as well. and really appreciate all the work he's done in the hoover archive and what he's put on record for for the benefit of all of us who have come along and n joined the story, as it were. you know, with hoover. and i just don't want to correct you, tom, but when you introduced george, you said he was one of the great hoover authorities. to my mind, he is the hoover authority. and i don't think there's anyone else even close so we've got to get that on the record. >> so, george, when you were a young man, was it your ambition to become a professional historian, go to harvard, and -- >> no. and before i answer that, i want to thank you for those very kind words. both of you. how about that? again, thank you, again, for those very kind and gracious words, and tom, as well. looking back on