half brother rosie, who assigned franklin's law firm to represent the astor family while franklin nearlyten years older than vincent. by the time their friendship blossomed in 1912, they, in vincent's words, grown to become the same age vincent and franklin shared a love for the sea and used voyages as a retreat to avoid the press. mr. astor discovered early the solace of the sea time in 1928. reporters not infest the ocean, said vincent. the social gulf between american eyes is not so much measured in money as in newspaper headlines. fdr harbored similar sentiments, referring to his cruises, quote, the only place can get away from people telephones and uniforms. to learn more about this fascinating relationship, simply google, astor and franklin roosevelt and a highly informative and exquisitely documented article written by a researcher while employed at this will be found at the top of the list. fdr first cruise aboard normal hal was an early 1933 just after he'd been elected president and ended with an assassination attempt on him during a speech in miami, florida, by an immigrant br

amenaza de dos tormentas harold toca tierra en repÚblica dominicana se prepara para el azote de franklinxima por la bacteria come carne van ocho muertos y hoy lee dice decimos cÓmo protegersese. (♪mÚsica♪) >>>>>. >>> y el pase vivip para la peloble del gael garcÍa bernal donde aparece, bad bunny. >>> buenas tardes gracias por estar con nosotros en las noticias telemundo mediodÍa recuerde que nos puede ver en estos momentoses en youtube y ademÁs en vivo nicole en la cuenta de tiktok. >>> asÍ, es, y tambiÉn estamos siguiendo de cerca las tormentas tropicales que amenazan a repÚblica dominicana, pero comenzamos con una noticia de Última hora. >>> hoy se entregaron los primeros dos acusados en el caso de supuesta eninterferencia que involucra al presidente donald trump. ambos fueron proc. >>> a en la cÁrcel del condado fulton es que el presidente confirmÓ que se entregarÁ el prÓximo jueves. >>> y cristina londoÑo tienes informaciÓn der este e caso. >>> cuÉntanos de las condiciones que negociaron los abogados del expresidente donald trump para su entrega?. >periodista: Í es buenas tardes. bÁs

this is the franklin roosevelt that we're used to. so he he manages to rebound and he wins an unprecedented fourth term as president in november. so one of the campaigns that we've talked about is over. he's been reelected, but in the wake of that election, he begins to focus on something else. could you talk a bit about that, david? the thing to keep in mind, you know, as we get to the point where he's been reelected in 1944, there was a great deal of uncertainty. again, this is one of the things that's so interesting about the final months of his life. the allies were finally success following, breaking out from the normandy landings in late july 1944, and all of a sudden they swept across france. they took the city of paris, they got into belgium, they got into southern holland. and there was a great deal of expectation that the war would be over by christmas. people were just euphoric about this seeming collapse of the german army and rapid advance of the allies, and then all of a sudden they kind of hit a stone wall. the germans

lindsay: bienvenidos a tu noticiero ediciÓn digital, la tormenta tropical franklin causa destrozÓ inundaciones su paso por repÚblica dominicana, las intensas lluvias han provocado deslaves y se esperan posibles evacuaciones. elian: encadenada como un animal, asÍ encontraron a una mujer en el segundo piso de su vivienda, los rescatistas tuvieron que llevar un hacha para poder salvarla. lindsay: mucha atenciÓn, si ha sufrido de un ataque al corazÓn, doctores recomendÓ una dosis de aspirina diaria. cuidado, no todos tienen reacciones positivas, un experto nos explica por quÉ. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ elian: hola, buenas tardes, con mucho gusto esta hora te saludan elian zidane y lindsay casinelli en este 23 de agosto. lindsay: un placer almorzar juntos ustedes con mucha informaciÓn, en este miÉrcoles donde todo parece que estÁ ocurriendo en atlanta. elian: hay una noticia de Última hora, rudy giuliani se estarÁ entregando hoy en una corte de georgia. pedro: buenas tardes. estamos afuera de la cÁrcel del condado fulton, donde en cualquier momento continuarÁn estas entregas de grandes celebridades relacionadas

y bueno por el pronÓstico como caros acaba del decir, ya se estÁn preparando para los embates de franklinurante toda la tarde y noche, el paÍs completo estÁ bajo alerta ante el pronosticado diluvio tras una reuniÓn con el presidente con protecciÓn civil empezaron anunciarse las medidas. >>> a partir de maÑana doce del mediodÍa, dÍa martes 22 de agosto y a todo lo largo del miÉrcoles 23 de agosto por decreto nacional como dÍas no laborales para el paÍs. >>> ademÁs por la tormenta se dispuso el cierre de parques y plazas en la ciudad, tambiÉn fueron suspendida las llegadas de dos cruceros pautados para ato tramar en puerto plata al norte del paÍs. >>> pese a pronÓsticos de torrenciales y devastadores aguacero concentrarÍa franklin algunos de zonas vulnerables no tienen un plan improvisorÁn. >>> usted sabe que el dominicano se prepara cuando empieza a ver ya el corre, corre. >>> ahora en hemos tomado ninguna prevenciÓn. esperar. porque es que no tenemos para dÓnde coger. >>> se espera que toque tierra este martes ocasionando inundaciones crece irld del rÍos y deslizamientos de tierra, frankl

it's 13 nautical miles to the other side of lady franklin bay.e ice about to break up at any time, i don't feel safe. those men of the lady franklin bay expedition might've been the last people to walk across this bay. i'm imagining sodden wool jackets and leather army boots. aaaargh! whoahhh! come onnn! look what happened! i wanna take a picture of this! i work on these floes, and try to understand how the sea ice itself evolves, and then therefore how the climate system evolves. when the sea ice goes away, it's replaced by the ocean, which is dark. and this dark surface absorbs a lot of that sunlight. so in areas like this where there's tons and tons of sunlight, 24 hours a day, a transition between an ice-covered region and an open water covered region represents a big shift in how much heat is entering the ocean. we're trying to see if we can figure out what percentage of the ice is made of floes of what size, just in nares strait. and so we're sending up this drone, and it's going about a kilometer out and taking images all the way and comin

[applause] and the reason that matters is because as, as franklin roosevelt said the most important job of the presidency is not administrative. the most important job of the presidency is moral leadership. we don't just need political technocrats, we need visionaries, political visionaries. we don't just need political car mechanics. we need to recognize the problem is not that we lack political car mechanics. the problem is that america is on the wrong road. people in washington live within an energetically walled city too often. they are emotionally buffered somehow from the despair, the despair, the pain, the chronic anxiety of the american people. i am not. they think in terms of data, i think in terms of despair, they think in terms of what's already happening. i think in terms of that which could be, they think in terms of how to make an unjust system easier for people to survive. i think in terms of ending the injustice, and i believe that it's time for our generation to do that. it's time for our generation to begin again. it's time for us to no longer allow ourselves to simply

when he met benjamin franklin one day back when paine still lived alone, franklin had encouraged this struggling young man to go start a new life in america. so in 1774 tom paine did just that, clutching a very brief, cursory letter of introduction from franklin who barely knew him. he booked passage to philadelphia.. turning his back on the country, england, that had brought him nothing but despair and disappointment. paine's health deteriorates so much on that long voyage across the ocean, but he staggered off the ship half dead, and he didn't know a soul. when his health finally returned, fully six weeks later, tom paine set about reinventing himself. he added an e to the end of his last name, a signal to himself as much as anyone else that he wanted to start fresh. he began contributing a few columns to a local newspaper, and within a few months he was able to use that brief experience as well as that cursory letter of introduction from ben franklin, philly's favorite son, to get himself a job in philadelphia editing a new gentlemen's magazine there for 50 pounds a year. and it wa

cierra las escuelas y oficinas gubernamentales ante la inminente llegada de la tormenta tropical franklinovoque severas inundaciones. tragedia en la carretera. un incidente entre un camiÓn y un autobÚs en mÉxico deja 16 muertos, entre ellos son migrantes de venezuela. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: ediciÓn nocturna", con leÓn krauze y maity interiano. leÓn: son 18 personas acusadas junto al ex presidente trump de conspirar para alterar los resultados de la elecciÓn georgia. dos de ellos ya han sido fichados. ya conocemos a las fotografÍas de su fichaje. maity: escribiÓ un memorando proponiendo cÓmo el exvicepresidente mike pence... allÍ vemos en las imÁgenes. leÓn: han comenzado a entregarse algunas de estas personas acusadas de intentar revertir el resultado de la elecciÓn que joe biden ganÓ en el estado de georgia. maity: el ex presidente trump dijo que ser el jueves cuando se entrega la justicia en georgia. la cÁrcel donde cron ——donald trump serÁ procesado, afirman que es insegura. reportera: esta es la cÁrcel donde donald trump serÁ procesado.

he received them from which he called the economic loyalists, i would say to those people, what franklin roosevelt did. i welcome their hatred. and let me tell you something else that i would do. i would go in there knowing it was just for one term because i would govern in a way you wouldn't possibly do. if you were even thinking about running again. we are a country that is like a ship on the way to the iceberg. that iceberg that the titanic is going towards could take many forms. it could take the form of a weather catastrophe. it could take the form of a eye catastrophe. it could take the form of a nuclear catastrophe. we have to turn this ship around. in my opinion, the republicans are not turning it around. the corporatist democrats are not turning it around enough. what those positions will do will mean that we will hit the iceberg a little bit later. and at a different angle. we need to turn the ship around. we need to declare a climate emergency. we need to make a just transition from a dirty economy to a clean economy. everywhere i go, i ask -- and i am going to ask right now a

however, a direct hit on bermuda looks unlikely from franklin. expected to continue off into the central atlantic, and it will start to encounter cooler waters. franklin is expected to weaken trends -- before it transitions into a latitude cyclone. christian: that is something. talk to me more generally about the hurricane season. obviously florida is well used to florida -- two hurricanes coming in at this time of year. are you worried they are getting bigger and stronger? nick: certainly with climate change and anthropogenic warming, there has been discussion over the future of tropical cyclones. certainly we would expect on average, if water is warmer, all else being equal, stronger hurricanes. storms have more fuel and a greater potential of intensity. ocean water and temperatures, that is one piece of the puzzle. certainly we would want to look at changes to vertical wind shear, changes with wind speed and direction with height, and other chairs that could impact tropical cyclone development innsity. we have seen since 2017 a large number of

they franklin roosevelt, franklin rosenbaum and announce that they were starting the goebbels show, which is going to be a radio show featuring the head of propaganda for the nazis. and they passed out a brochure george washington, the first nazi, now barely caused notice in papers because they were worried about other things at the time. but one who did notice was roosevelt, who had read mein kampf hitler's memoirs and the original german and was at how much of the terrible stuff had been left out of the english translation, such as the idea that on the top of every telephone player in the 500 miles from berlin to the north sea. they should sit there head of it. you. so he decided that he really needed to do something and he didn't quite how to do it. but then he had a lucky and that lucky break was named lindbergh. so charles lindbergh was at the time the most well probably equally famous as the most famous american in the world, with the roosevelt. he was a hero in the twenties when america really needed a hero. he did this incredible thing where he had been an airmail who didn't reall

. >> we've got franklin. >> jane: franklin, of course. >> yes. >> what an interesting hurricane season to have two category two or stronger storms simultaneously in the atlantic basin statement. >> we've got franc -- tropical storm winds impacting the island but, of course, we now have the more pressing issue of this major category three hurricane idalia bringing impacts to florida in the overnight hours. >> ian: first first time since 1950 that the atlantic basin, anywhere in the basin, has had two storms simultaneously, 110 miles per hour plus. >> we've got a shoutout dr. phil -- out much florida state, the michael jordan of florida climatology, and this is just showing you the scenario, a couple weeks back the atlantic was sigh excellent and now we've got two incredibly powerful storms. >> jane: and both of these storms feeding off of our major concern all season long, these incredible warm season temperatures. >> temperatures right now in the mid to upper 90s, more so trending towards the upper 80s, 87,87. >> in the northeast, gulf of mexico and this is helping fuel the intensity o

tropical storm flank lynn franklin churning in the atlantic. high surf and rip current dangers along the east coast. what the hurricane hunters saw when they flew through franklin. and another possible storm threatening the gulf of mexico. rob marciano timing it all out. >>> former president donald trump and the mugshot seen around the world. his campaign now quick to use the image to raise money. and what president biden is now saying about that photo. aaron katersky reporting. >>> the maui fires tonight. for the first time, officials making public the names of the 388 people still unaccounted for. officials combing through the devastation as the first wrongful death lawsuit is filed against the power company. >>> a marine corps fighter jet goes down in california. dozens of emergency personnel responding after reports the pilot ejected. late details coming in. >>> breaking news tonight on what brought down russian mercenary boss yevgeny prigozhin's plane. sources tell abc news it was likely a bomb planted before takeoff. what we're learning.

when john adams famously went to quote help benjamin franklin negotiate with the french richard palms was on board that ship serving as adam's personal bodyguard took adam's son bike thursday cured so they could meet with angela and franklin. in my book when you read it you will see so many incredible coincidences of history and you are about to hear about another one. the same time as richard palmes with john adams and anchem and franklin robert townsend's older brother solomon was there to. they know it seems hard to believe but he was there also meeting with benjamin franklin and get this and oath of allegiance to america. so solomon with this oath and hand came back in the same convoy is captain richard palmes back to america. meanwhile two years it gone by before robert found out he was in charleston and when he finds out he and brother solomon frantically write demands that they believe will care about the antislavery movement and will help them by elizabeth in new york. these letters which i discover at the east hampton library going to incredible detail about the man who helpe

. >> y repÚblica dominicana ya estÁ bajo el agua, y la tormenta franklin aÚn no llega con toda su furiaa roja y las autoridades piden a la poblaciÓn que se prepare y se resguarde. >> ♪♪ (mÚsica) ♪♪ >> noticias telemundo, con julio vaqueiro. >> quÉ tal, muy buenas tardes, les saluda arantxa loizaga en ausencia de julio vaqueiro y comenzamos en pasadena texas donde la familia de marÍa gonzÁlez la pequeÑa violada y asesinada en su departamento planifica su funeral para luego llevar sus restos a guatemala, esto cuando se espera la extradiciÓn de su presunto asesino de louisiana a texas y se conocen mÁs detalles del perturbador crimen. >> las autoridades dieron a conocer esta policÍa policial del joven acusado de matar a la pequeÑa de 11 aÑos esto mientras el dolor aumenta y nuevos detalles surgen en el caso de la niÑa y la violenta manera en que perdiÓ la vida. >> lo que puedo compartir con el pÚblico es que esta niÑa sufriÓ, que esta niÑa peleÓ por su vida y igual nosotros ocupamos pelear por ella. >> de acuerdo a documentos legales presentados en la corte del condado de harris que llevaro

hillary dejo lluvias en la regiÓn y avanza hacia nevada, hoy ados seguimos el paso de otra tormenta, franklinca dominicana en los prÓximos dÍas. >>> y ademÁs. texas, recorre las boyas del rÍo bravo a su lado de la frontera. >>> el gobernador reconoce que parte del muro flotante estaba en territorio mexicano, y dice que la corriente arrastrÓ las boyas. >>> un comandoarloado asalta a miguel bossÉ y a sus dos hijos en su casa, el cantante dice que un grupo de diez ladrones los mantuvo atados por dos horas y saqueÓ su propiedad. >>> y las campeonas celebran. en espaÑa reciben a la selecciÓn femenina de fÚtbol despuÉs de su triunfo en la copa del mundo. el beso que el presidente de la federaciÓn dio a una de las jugadora desata polÉmica tras la victoria histÓrica del equipo. >>>♪. >>> espaÑa campeÓn del mundo. >>> noticias telemundo. >>>♪. >>> con julio vaqueiro. >>>♪. >>> buenas tardes. >>> hoy california hace un recuento de los daÑo, la tormenta tropical hillary dejÓ lluvias rÉcord inmunidades y deslave en el sur del estado. california venÍa de tres aÑos de sequÍa. y agosto es habitualmente un m

>> franklin the atlantic? neil: i apologize which i was mixing my source. >> there's been a lot of storm names. they interact with one another. in between franklin and idalia, we have a strong with ridge, high-pressure generally will keep things away from it. that's why on the eastern side of florida, just experienced some cloud cover for the most part so what's happening with franklin is franklin is being pushed upward and idalia being pushed upward, sandwiched in between, high-pressure acting like the puppet master so to speak. the good news for those in the northeast is we have high-pressure in control where we are so that's why idalia won't make its way up the east coast. it will eventually make a right turn and head out to see thursday into friday. neil: seems like a quick moving storm. don't know if that has markedly changed. that can mitigate some of the flooding. not a lot but it could. what your latest read? >> with idalia moving at 14 miles an hour, that's the reason some of these rain totals are hig

mortal autoridades confirmaron una muerte y alerta epidemiolgica y posible contaminacin del agua, franklina puede generar fuerte oleaje telemundo. >>( m;usica ( >>( m;usica ( >>( m;usica ( >> pasamos al estado de hawai, maui. >> se present una lista de ms de 300 personas desaparecidas en esta isla tenemos nombres de desaparecidos y que la comunidad tiene que ayudar a identificar a los desaparecidos en el rea de la baha se contina apoyando. >> en el rea de la baha tambin tenemos condiciones feliz viernes. >> (informaci;on en pantalla( >( m;usica ( >> feliz viernes estamos con este viernes espectacular al norte estados unidos las condiciones llegan a partir del medioda 50 puntos de la mala calidad del aire mucho cuidado este aire puede afectar especialmente a personas con problemas de respiracin, el calor viene de regreso nuevamente hacia la costa este este sistema de alta presin estara llegando a partir del martes, mircoles traera nuevamente hacia el interior de las temperaturas aunque hasta el momento es tranquilo para nosotros vmonos a lo que es el atlntico ah contina franklin. >> se espe

american history tv well, it was at his 1933 inaugural in that elected president franklin roosevelt declared that the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. and the longest serving president us history is the this week on our special series speeches that defined the presidency we will see that first and inaugural address its entirety and that's the great depression that gave way to world war he delivers 30 plus fireside chats and declares december 7th, 1941, as a day infamy. now fdr doesn't live long enough to see the war's end dying just a few months before, so will conclude this of speeches that defined a presidency with harry truman's of the dropping of the atomic bomb on hiroshima, japan, in august of 1945. this c-span american history tv series speeches that defined a presidency. and here it is the beginning of a greatest drama in american affairs, the creation of a new chief executive. according to time honored custom the retiring president and the president like ride together from the white house with congressional escort down long and proud packed pennsylvania avenue, the capitol

swells generated by franklin are expected to start affecting bermuda later today and franklin could create dangerous surf and rip currents along the u.s. east coast late this weekend and early next week. >>> now to the ongoing crisis in spanish soccer. fifa has suspended louis rubiales for all football-related activities for six months. it came after he was filmed kissing a woman on spain's team moments after they won the woman's world cup last weekend. it sparked a battle in the soccer world. just hours after his suspension, nearly a dozen women of the spanish national women's soccer program also resigned. let's go to journalist al goo goodman, who's in madrid. al, we're seeing more and more fallout from this incident. what's the latest? >> hi, kim. well, clearly, louis rubiales' grip on power has loose ned wit that fifa suspension for 90 days. he's really been supported only with press releases from the federation through saturday. he was the interim president, an ally of rubiales, but the federation took down a press release that the federation put out, further slamming the woman, jenni

swells generated by franklin are expected to start affecting bermuda by sunday night and franklin could create dangerous surf and rip currents along the east coast late this weekend and early next week. the national weather service says that more than 90 million people in the u.s. are still under heat alerts, with those alerts stretching across more than 15 states. here's cnn's meteorologist allison chinchar with the details. >> it's another one for the record books across the southern tier of the u.s. over 140 possible record locations this weekend, stretching from california all the way over to florida. now, we're noticing a lot of that heat beginning to increase across the southwestern tier of the u.s. take, for example, palm springs. topping out at 114 on sunday. then jumping to 117 my monday. phoenix, not much better. 113 for the high on sunday. 115 for the both monday and tuesday. so you're looking at 10 degrees above average for both of those cities. now, we will get a brief reprieve for some locations. take tucson, for example. well into triple digits the next few days. but then

roosevelt from franklin roosevelt to teddy roosevelt and william howard taft. and as i say i wouldn't change it for anything in the world. so i'm so grateful to have become an historic historian and so glad to be among presidential descendants is so exciting for me to meet all of you today. so here we are and i'm going to talk to you today really about the presidents that i know the best which are lincoln teddy franklin and lbj and how they found time in this terrible times of pressure. we're living in a really difficult time. now as you all know, there's a cascading series of crises and we have to find ways to find ourselves in the midst of it all one thing. i think that history can teach us is the most important lesson is that we've been through really difficult times before really really hard times the civil war the great depression world war two and the thing is that we know how those crises ended. we know that the civil war ended with emancipation secure in the union restored. we know the great depression came to an end when there was a mobilization for wo

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host: franklin or teddy? caller: franklin.nd biden at the moment because biden is tackling such difficult problems. he is trying to tackle guns. he is trying to tackle climate change. take that on because most americans are not sufficiently well educated to understand climate change and the danger that it offers to our nation or to the world. he has also been very consistent in supporting the ukraine. and it's battle against russia and russia trying to take back what used to be his colonies all over the world. host: read going to talk more on ukraine in our 9:00 hour today. we are joined by john herbst, former u.s. ambassador two ukraine. stick around for that discussion. can i come back to fdr in the c-span historian survey of presidential rankings. fdr come in three behind lincoln and washington. you have them at number one. your thoughts on this link it washington, -- lincoln, roosevelt, washington debate. seems to be the gold, medal, silver, and bronze. caller: their accomplishments were so different. i do not think they s

host: franklin or teddy? caller: franklin.nd biden at the moment because biden is tackling such difficult problems. he is trying to tackle guns. he is trying to tackle climate change. take that on because most americans are not sufficiently well educated to understand climate change and the danger that it offers to our nation or to the world. he has also been very consistent in supporting the ukraine. and it's battle against russia and russia trying to take back what used to be his colonies all over the world. host: read going to talk more on ukraine in our 9:00 hour today. we are joined by john herbst, former u.s. ambassador two ukraine. stick around for that discussion. can i come back to fdr in the c-span historian survey of presidential rankings. fdr come in three behind lincoln and washington. you have them at number one. your thoughts on this link it washington, -- lincoln, roosevelt, washington debate. seems to be the gold, medal, silver, and bronze. caller: their accomplishments were so different. i do not think they s

para mismo la tormenta tropical franklin toca tierra en la isla espaÑola.dieran lo que decimos y sentimos. puedes ver a freddy, luna, son nuestras mascotas. en algÚn momento es probable que hayas evaluado si vale la pena o no tener un seguro mÉdico en especial si se enferman. ely investigo y tiene la respuesta. buenos dÍas. ely: quÉ belleza de foto! lo primero que hay que tomar en cuenta en la condiciÓn de tu mascota. si es saludable, su edad, su historiaclÍnica, quÉ tan frecuentes que lo lleva al mÉdico?esto va a ser para beneficio de nuestra mascota y nuestra finanzas. miren esto. cuando ellos estÁn felices todos en casa estamos tranquilos, pero quÉ pasa si tu mascota se enferma. se vuelve un dolor de cabeza por los costos que esto implica. de esa preocupaciÓn surge la pregunta, vale la pena pagar por un seguro para ellos? brian asegura que es imposible comparar las tarifas entre seguros. los planes varÍan mucho. [habla en inglÉs] los seguros para mascotas son prÁcticamente a la carta. tienen cobertura bÁsica o sÓlo un plan para accidentes. tambiÉn con se

aumenta la tensiÓn por la tormenta franklin. un apagÓn obligÓ evacuar decenas de ser paciente. medio de la emergencia. las fallas de seguridad en las pistas del aeropuerto del paÍs y potenciales accidentes aÉreos son mÁs frecuentes de lo que se cree una investigaciÓn de new york times advierte una secuencia alarmantes de errores en seguridad aÉrea. jorge: se le estÁn complicando las cosas donald trump publicÓ en su red social que el jueves irÁ al georgia para ser arrestado en una cÁrcel . maite: ya empezaron entregarse en algunas de las 18 personas que tambiÉn fueron acusado por intentar cambiar el resultado de las elecciones que joe biden ganÓ en georgia en el 2020. jorge: pedro rojas no dice cuÁles son los acusados que se entregaren cual es el siguiente paso. pedro: comienzan entregarse en la cÁrcel del condado las 18 personas que junto al expresidente donald trump enfrentan cargos por presuntamente intenta revertir la elecciÓn del 2020 en georgia. johnny quien fue abogado del ex mandatario pagÓ una fianza de $100,000 y hablo a su salida de la cÁrcel. mÁs abogados han estado

roosevelt or from franklin roosevelt to teddy roosevelt and howard taft. as i said i would not change it for anything in theo world i'm o grateful to become an historic historian and so glad to be among french national dissent is so exciting for me too meet all of you today. so here we are. i'm going to talk to you today really about the presidents i know the best which are lincoln, teddy, franklin, lbj. how they found time in the terrible times of pressure we are living in a really difficult time now as you all know there's a cascading series off crises. we have to find ways to find ourselves in the midst of it all. one thing i think history contagious is the most important lesson is that we been the really difficult times before it really, really hard times. with civil war, with the great depression, world war ii, the thing is we know how those crises ended. we know the civil war ended with the massive pace and securee in. we know great depressionza cameo an end when there is a mobilization for world war ii. we know the allies won world war ii the most i

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