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mr. roosevelt, don't worry. whatever you do, it won't help any. and when i read those words, i see a direct line to the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. before we get to roosevelt being stricken, let's talk a little bit about the young roosevelt. and you mentioned sarah. so you make an interesting argument that she not only gave her only child great confidence, but that she also some of it might have been, you know, natural, but she also helped to develop a cheerfulness and an optimism. talk about that a little bit. yeah, i mean, i think fdr is was famous for having this sort of eternal, placid exterior. his speechwriter turned biographer robert sherwood talked about it as is heavily forested interior. you know, you could it was it was really hard to get at what was really going on inside of roosevelt's head, which is something that i struggled with writing about roosevelt. i am sure you did at times, too. and, you know, i think a lot of that has its roots in his upbringing from sarah roosevelt. she she described his childhood as this so

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mr. gardner: absolutely. this is the foundation for all the service is having a modern, reliable infrastructure. and you can't do that with bridges and tunnels that were built when teddy roosevelt was president and ulysses s. grant were president and william howard taft was president. mrs. napolitano: how are you increasing ridership, mr. gardner? mr. gardner: we are working really hard to increase ridership and we're seeing some great response. in county if a, about a third of all our passengers on amtrak today are new passengers, riders that have never ridden amtrak before. there is strong demand for leisure travel. business travel is down 30% in revenues. we're able to backfill a lot of that demand by creating a reliable product and really using fare and promotions and price to get new passengers to take a chance on the train. mrs. napolitano: the question i would have, how is the cost to travel on amtrak and how are you attracting new ridership in california, specifically? mr. gardner: so california, really, the state leads the program. the three g.a.'s how we market those services, how they market the services. and i think as you know, i'm sure, unfortunately, the pacific

mr. warner: absolutely. this is the foundation for all the service having a modern, reliable infrastructure and can't do that with bridges and tunnels that were built when teddy roosevelt was president and william howard taft was president. mrs. napolitano: how ruin creasing ridership, mr. gardner? mr. gardner: we are working hard to increase ridership and great response. a third of all of our passengers on amtrak are new passengers, riders who never ridden it. strong demand for leisure travel and business travel is down. but we are able to backfill that demand by creating a reliable product and using fares and promotions. mrs. napolitano: how is the cost to travel on amtrak and how are you tracking new ridership in california specifically? mr. gardner: the state leads the programs that established the fare policy and approach how we market those services, how they market the services. and i think as you know, i am sure, unfortunately the surf liner has been impacted by three different events, blocking event yesterday that severed the route and that has been a major impact and connecting san diego to los angeles and working hard with the host railroad and bring the ser

mr. warner: absolutely. this is the foundation for all the service having a modern, reliable infrastructure and can't do that with bridges and tunnels that were built when teddy rooseveltwas president and william howard taft was >> very good. now, how are you increasing ridership, mr. gardner? >> we are working really hard to increase ridership and we're seeing some great response. in fact, a third of all of our passengers on amtrak today our new passengers, riders have never written before. their strong demand for leisure travel in particular business travels down about 30%, with that revenues but were able to back fill all of that demand by creating a reliable product and will using their promotions and price to get new passengers to take a chance on the current. >> how is a cost of travel amtrak and how are you attracting new ridership in california specifically? >> california real estate leads the program, establish the fair policyhe and approach to how we market those services come how they market the services and as you know i'm sure unfortunately they have been very specifically impacted by now three different events, a blocking event yesterday severed the route

mr. barra. >> i want to acknowledge and thank you for being here. i know your family is from roosevelt, which is approximate to my district. from what i've learned about nicole, she loved being a marine and serving our country. she loved serving humanity. when i think about what i love about the united states of america i don't think about it is democratic or republican but our values of freedom and democracy, the obligations that we have in terms of security and protecting those values around the world so i want to applaud you and the administration in these first two years. you acknowledge that the world has changed and there are new threats out there. i applaud the coalition building and the administration, keeping the coalition together and protecting and preserving the freedom of the ukrainian people leave the country. i also want to applaud the trilateral alliance with japan and korea which is at a very different place today than when you came into office. elevating the coalition and in this 21st century security architecture that will take the coalition of like value countries t