but in any case america was founded as a we society were nation of barn builders i know daniel boone is the great icon you know the guy who just puts on his coonskin cap and takes his rifle and goes out to the wilderness but even daniel boone. haddock had a community even daniel boone was educated even even the great rugged individualists have been part of our society humans are social animals and the idea that we're a nice society and that's the way it should be and that we're not a we society and we've never been is just well as as as humans as mammals as you know fellow citizens of planet earth we have all always been we society and every human civilization that has ever succeeded and all the way back to tribal times has always been based on a core concept of were all in this together and now that we're all in it together addle at the global level with things like global climate change we really need to be considering that we're all in it together that we society and dump this crazy libertarian whack a doodle notion of oh it's just me and mine and that's it it's just doesn't work

that's what daniel boone wore. he was on the frontier with this fringe the outfit and had a fife made for him at tiffanies and ivory handles on his guns. imagine daniel boone going to tiffanies to order a knife, you know, but this is roosevelt. one cowboy said roosevelt was a slim fellow dressed in the exaggerated story in which newcomers effected. needless to say when you roam with guys with guns and knives, you don't want to be a tenderfoot. he established himself as a man among men. these were lawless armed men. chances to priewfs himself popped up again and again, and he did it well. arguably the most important incident, i talk about several interactions with people, but the most famous is the one is in montana. he road around looking for lost horses, and checked into a hotel, went into the saloon, and he was confronted by a man with a gun in each hand who was drunk shooting holes into the saloon clock and intimidating people in the bar and forcing them to buy drinking. he called him four eyes and told him to b

i was of course for him a major symbol because that is what daniel boone were. he had this fringed outfit and had a nice meet for him at tiffany's and guns he had ivory handles on with this initial cards and one. you can imagine tina boone going to tiffany's to order knife, but this is roosevelt. someone cowboy when they met at this time said roosevelt was a slam, and any make young fellow and the exaggerated style which newcomers affected in ways the rank tenderfoot. when you're running around with a bunch of guys, you probably don't want to be ranked tenderfoot. so roosevelt had to establish himself as a man among men and these were lawless unarmed men. chances to prove himself popped up again and again as you might imagine and proved themselves very well. arguably the most important incident, i talk about several attractions of people, but the most famous one took place in minnesota, montana, where roosevelt stopped in the night after he spent the day riding around looking for love sources. he checked in a hotel in my name is immediately confronted by a man wi

we have daniel boone, and the daniel boone site gives you a view of the kentucky river as it goes through our city. also, the capitol building. it overlooks and you can see the beauty of our city. host: that is the mayor of frankfordt, kentucky as we spend the weekend looking at history and literary life on our c-span channel. every month this year, we are visiting a different southeastern american city to tell you more about their history and the literary life. frankford, kentucky this weekend. all you can spend time with us brought back to your calls. -- hope you can spend time with us. back to your calls. florida come up ne -- florida, up next. phyllis, a democrat. caller: i am in the insurance state of the country. most of this, in my mind, happens at the state and local level. fema comes in when there is a disaster, along with the red cross, to help people and give them small amounts of money, but that is taken out of your insurance when your insurance company and find it comes in to tcash a check. we got flooded three times and fema mate as -- fema made us tear our house down. when

others say it was bandied about in early america when youngsters like daniel boone and davy crockett herded house. either way after the civil war the term cowboy came into common use. the heyday of the genuine cowboys was brief. it began in 1865 when texans returned home after serving the confederacy port in cash but rich in rain lands teeming with ubiquitous long arms. prior to the war there usually known as grover's. >> guest: 60s texas ranchers used the term cowboy as they gathered wild longhorns during roundups first called cal hunts. by 1870 ranchers hired youngsters do they generally referred to as cowboys to herd cattle up the trails and northern rail head and markets. some were 12 to 16 years old and barely big enough to climb into a settle. not everyone approved of such work. parents do not allow your boys to load themselves down with mexican spurs, 6 shooters and pipes, warned a reporter. keep them off the prairies as professional calendars. cal hunters. there's a distinction between 9 and find. teach them a trade or keep them at home. that was written a long time before wi

that was a course for him a major symbol because that is what daniel boone war. so he was on the front tyranny have this fringed outfit and he also had a knife made from a tiffany sandy had guns with ivory handles with initials carved into them and so on. you can imagine him going into tiffany's to order a knife but this was roosevelt. one cowboy when he met them at this time said roosevelt was a slam anemic looking young young fellow just an exaggerated style which newcomers on the frontier affected and considered indisputable of a tenderfoot. you probably don't want to be ranked a tenderfoot to roosevelt had to establish himself as a man of man and these were lawless armed men. chances to prove himself popped up again and again as you might imagine in that environment improves himself very well. are deadly the most important events of the sword, talk about several of his interactions with people but the most famous one to place in montana, today known as lamont montana were roosevelt stopped in one night after he had spent the day riding around looking for some

we have daniel boone, and the daniel boone site gives you a view of the kentucky river as it goes through our city. also, the capitol building. it overlooks and you can see the beauty of our city. host: that is the mayor of frankfordt, kentucky as we spend the weekend looking at history and literary life on our c-span channel. every month this year, we are visiting a different southeastern american city to tell you more about their history and the literary life. frankford, kentucky this weekend. all you can spend time with us brought back to your calls. -- hope you can spend time with us. back to your calls. florida come up ne -- florida, up next. phyllis, a democrat. caller: i am in the insurance state of the country. most of this, in my mind, happens at the state and local level. fema comes in when there is a disaster, along with the red cross, to help people and give them small amounts of money, but that is taken out of your insurance when your insurance company and find it comes in to tcash a check. we got flooded three times and fema mate as -- fema made us tear our house down. when

others say the name was bandied about in early america when youngsters such as daniel boone and lady -- later davy crockett herded crowns. even so only after the civil war did the term cowboy come into use. the heyday of the genuine cowboys was brief. it became in -- it began in 1865 when texans returned home after serving the confederacy pour in cash but rich in a range lands teeming with ubiquitous long arms. prior to the were those who hitch rail were usually known as drovers. in the early 1860's -- 1860's texas rangers used the term cowboy as they gathered unbranded rob longhorns during roundups, first of cowhides. by about 1870 branches hired youngsters whom they generally referred to as cowboys to herd cattle up the trails to north railheads in markets. some only 12 to 16 years old and barely big enough to climb into saddle. not everyone approved of such work. parents, do not allow your boys to love themselves down with mexican spurs, six shooters, and pipes, warned a reporter. keep them off the prairies as professional cal hunters. they're in that occupation who knows, but the

others say the name was bandied about in early america when youngsters such as daniel boone and lady-- later davy crockett herded crowns. even so only after the civil war did the term cowboy come into use. the heyday of the genuine cowboys was brief. it became in -- it began in 1865 when texans returned home after serving the confederacy pour in cash but rich in a range lands teeming with ubiquitous long arms. prior to the were those who hitch rail were usually known as drovers. in the early 1860's -- 1860's texas rangers used the term cowboy as they gathered unbranded rob longhorns during roundups, first of cowhides. by about 1870 branches hired youngsters whom they generally referred to as cowboys to herd cattle up the trails to north railheads in markets. some only 12 to 16 years old and barely big enough to climb into saddle. not everyone approved of such work. parents, do not allow your boys to love themselves down with mexican spurs, six shooters, and pipes, warned a reporter. keep them off the prairies as professional cal hunters. they're in that occupation who knows, but they

others say the name was bandied about in early america when youngsters such as daniel boone and lady -- later davy crockett herded crowns. even so only after the civil war did the term cowboy come into use. the heyday of the genuine cowboys was brief. it became in -- it began in 1865 when texans returned home after serving the confederacy pour in cash but rich in a range lands teeming with ubiquitous long arms. prior to the were those who hitch rail were usually known as drovers. in the early 1860's -- 1860's texas rangers used the term cowboy as they gathered unbranded rob longhorns during roundups, first of cowhides. by about 1870 branches hired youngsters whom they generally referred to as cowboys to herd cattle up the trails to north railheads in markets. some only 12 to 16 years old and barely big enough to climb into saddle. not everyone approved of such work. parents, do not allow your boys to love themselves down with mexican spurs, six shooters, and pipes, warned a reporter. keep them off the prairies as professional cal hunters. they're in that occupation who knows, but the

gave roosevelt the chance to actually live on the frontier and to be a pioneer like his heroes daniel boone and davy crockett. and, it would give him a chance to hunt big game which i suspect was a wonderful distraction for the depression that was haunting him at this time. they gave him a rugged life with a lot of fresh air so there was hope that he could recover his health and on the side right books. he did in fact write several books while he was out there and established himself as an author. now before we go on with roosevelt was take a look at the badlands environment at that time. that time was june 8, 1884. that is when he arrived there. he got off the train them adore in the dakota territory which is brand-new town. there were 100 buildings there and it'd only been established for five months earlier. there were about 300 residents in this town, permanent transit in residence. this included minors, lumberjacks and former buffalo hunters buffalo hunters and ranchers and cowboys. ranching in the dakota badlands was unlike any cattle operation in america today. does open range ranchi