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roosevelt became president in 1901 because mckinley was assassinated. the gets sworn in in buffalo. this isn't going to teach politics similar to a kenley company doesn't guarantee creates a could -- he said he would have politics similar to president mckinley, but he did not. he began a radical conservation project. in 1903 he wanted almost all with john boroughs. then he went to the grand canyon. and when to the north woods -- redwoods of northern california. then he went to yosemite. so the president and john spent three days in the wild, camping under redwood trees. roosevelt thought the redwoods were our great cathedrals. they slept in a snowstorm without a tent. roosevelt's, with his enthusiasm, "to the greatest day i have ever spent in my life freezing in a snowstorm with john." john was more about in this. he would talk more about the plant. roosevelt was out there looking at the birds. they had a friendly competition. roosevelt thought john was one of our great figures. roosevelt was a hunter conservationist. jon scott only in extreme cases of congress should you shoot an a

president william mckinley. the event hosted by labyrinth books in new haven, connecticut is 45 minutes. >> thanks for coming. i guess i'll start at the beginning about emile henry, the guy that i studied. i don't remember when i got interested in him. i remembered reading about him in high school and a glass minute. i guess if you're going to take one person as an example as a prism on which two look at a movement is good to pick someone who lives to be 21 when he was guillotined and this is a much shorter book. it is also given me the odd experience three times now to eat in the same cafe restaurant that my books subject blew up over 100 years ago and that's a very odd sensation as while. and i don't admire emile henry, i wanted to understand his hatred so i followed him around for a couple of years. followed him every where, every where he lived have been, china even -- i don't want to get arrested for burglary but i've been into most of the places he lent. been to the places they put one of his bombs, the fi

he keeps policies similar to mckinley. he doesn't. two months as president, t.r. starts this aggressive conservation program because he had created the first game boon and -- he created the first wild life protection for big game group. he was a member of the audubon society and as governor of new york, t.r. had been considered a radical on preservation of natural resources. in 1903, t.r. gets on the train and goes to yellowstone with john burrows. then he goes to the grand canyon and ends up in the redwoods of northern california and then goes to yosemite. here is the president of the united states with john muir and they camp out. they camp out under these redwood trees which roosevelt thought the redwoods were great ca they drals. he would use religious imagery of redwoods. they slept in a snowstorm without a tent and he said the greatest day i ever spent in my life freezing in a snowstorm with john muir. they would try to outnaturalist each other. nobody new birds like t.r. muir was a botanist so he would talk about the plants. roosevelt was outplaying them on

the banner with the skulls when the united states began imperial advance in the time of president mckinley, who heard the voice overgoads saying you -- the voice of god saying you should save the philippines from the danger of the pill -- philippines. so you know perhaps better than i. >> host: well, thank you very much eduardo galeon know. and it's been an honor to talk to you. i have wanted to do this for many years and it's been really great i have been able to do it. and i'm john dinges, and i'm spinning with eduardo galeano, and we will init there thank you very much. >> guest: thank you. i forgot i was in a tv studio. i was nice talking conversation with a friend in a cav cafe. >> oo thank you. i enjoyed it. >> john talbot described as the oracle of the financial world exposes what he says are the biggest myths about the current recession. wall street's role it in and how to get out of it. barnes & noble in new york hosted this event. it's an hour. >> thank you all for coming. it's a rainy flight out there as i found out the hard way. i'm going to give you short opening remarks remar

upon my confirmation -- one of my first visitations was with general mckinley. we have a strong system and we leverage this with the national guard. we have capability and will identify another state, to make certain that things like the joint operation center supports each other and this is a good team, a key component of the national defense strategy, these are the first of the assets available and they can request from the other governors additional guardians to manage the disaster. there is actually a requirement, to take the existing structures and provide more training and capability within the reserve force. as far as the standing reserve, this is something i would like to research by elements of that is what we already see. we're building community response teams, building capabilities that are more adequately leveraged, through this -- people stand ready to help in their communities. >> i have one more question, and then we are going to move to the next panel. when you did your assessment of the task force, one issue that came up, was the significance o

president william mckinley was in short and so what he did was convened a naval court of inquiry to look into the matter which made william hearst livid. he was so impatient to get a war started, a war that he had covered than a month and a half after the maine exploded he published the findings of the naval court of inquiry. according to the journal's article, the court of inquiry quote, finds that the spanish government blew up the maine. ..

i would maintain that this goes back a century, of the teddy roosevelt is not to mckinley with the spanish-american war when we saw the modern presidency emerging and reemerged as a world power. i expect -- i suspect why all the civil service think otherwise is that the think of congress as a constant irritant, a micromanage her. there are all sorts of reporting requirements on these agencies and it eats up their budgets with these senseless earmarks. i think it is one perspective you have to keep in mind on my the executive branch folks see congress as a dominating. -- don why the executive branch folks see congress as a dominating force. they see a president who is at the center of the news everyday making pronouncements that congress much responded to issuing budget proposals that congress merely tinkers with at the edges and articulating foreign defense and policies. political science has given a variety of names to the presidency'ies -- presidencies. the rhetorical presidency, national-security, administrative, the unified executive, the imperial presidency these are just to name a few. i susp

change the star sting called banner when the united states began but event for the time of president mckinley who heard the voice of god saying you should say filling silence from the danger. and so they initiated the courier we will know when you know perhaps better than point the >> host: thank you very much, eduardo galeano is the author of "mirrors" stories of almost everyone. it is a wonderful book and one that you can't stop reading. and it's been an honor to talk to you. i have wanted to do this many years and it's been great i've been able to do it. i am john dinges speaking with eduardo galeano and we will end there. thank you very much >> guest: thank you. i absolutely forgot i was in a tv studio. i was having a nice talking conversation with a friend. thank you. >> host: good. i enjoyed it. >>> simon schama, professor talks about religion and race and war and how these things have been echoed through the united states history. philadelphia free library hosted the event. it's one hour. >> many of you know what library we provide essential services to thousands of and vigils througho

responders and again, after with your leadership upon my confirmation one of my first visits is general mckinley commanding the national guard bureau having worked closely on that relationship, and again, we have a very strong statewide mutual aid system under pnac and we leverage that with national guard so as the unit's rotate in and out we have capability to identify other states and in addition to that there is a lot of work done to make sure that things such as joint operation center are ready to go and support each other and i think it is a good team and it is a key component of the national defense strategy but most important they are the first of the assets available to the governors on the authority and those governors can request from other state governors additional guard units as part of their authority managing a disaster. as far as the reserve component there's actually requirements provided post-katrina emergency reform act. for fema the bill building more response and training capabilities within our reserve force and so we are looking at that as far as a standing reserve, that w

again with your leadership upon my confirmation one of my first visits with general mckinley commanding general the national guard bureau having worked very closely knowing that relationship we have a very strong mutual aid system under e-mack. we leveraged with the national guard so units rotate in and out we have capability we identify in other states. there are a lot of work done within the tags such as joint operation center training that they are ready to go. i think it's a good team. it's a key component of our national defense strategy. but most importantly, they are the first of those assets available to governors on that governor's authority and that governors can request from other state governors additional guard units as part of their authority in managing a disaster. as far as the reserve component there's actually some requirements that have been provided to post-katrina reform act for fema to build and take our existing structures to build a more responsible force and provide more training and capabilities within our reserve force. and so we are looking at that. as far as

he later graduated from college and earned his law degree in canton, ohio, at william mckinley school of law. he went on to become a lawyer and later a state legislator. he was first elected to congress in 1972 and served 18 consecutive terms retiring last year to spend more time with his lovely, lovely wife, mary, and his college sweetheart. as well as their three children and four grandchildren. as much as i wish to claim this as an original idea, i have to give thanks and credit to senator sherrod brown, who first introduced this legislation last december before i was sworn in. it's appropriate that we honor congressman ralph regula with this bill, because in many ways this building would not exist without his efforts. having laid the groundwork for it many, many years ago. . it will serve his legacy for many years to come. it is fitting and proper to honor congressman regula with this designation. i urge the immediate passage and reserve the balance of my time, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman

responders and again, after with your leadership upon my confirmation one of my first visits with general mckinley having worked closely with my tag knowing that relationship and again, we have a very strong statewide mutually system and we leverage that national guard so that as the unit's rotate in and out we have capability and identify with other states and in addition there's a lot of work done within the tax to make sure things such as joint operation center training are ready to go and support each other so i think is a good team and it is a key component of the national defense strategy but best important they are the first of the assets on the governor's authority and those governors can request from other state governors additional guard units as part of their authority managing a disaster. as far as the reserve component there's actually requirements that have been provided in the reformat for the bill and take existing structures and build more professional response force and provide more training capabilities within our reserve force and so we are looking at that. as far as a standing

64, h.r. 1687, a bill to designate the federal building and united states courthouse located at mckinley avenue and third street southwest, canton, ohio, as the ralph regula federal office building and courthouse. the speaker: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and agree to the resolution as amended. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote.@ttoa