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susan: where was the convention held that year? ryan: chicago. san: was harding at the convention? ryan: he was at the convention. this is before television. you don't have all of the fanfare you do today. people watching the coming and going, a lot of that was done by the newspapers and things like that. you don't have the big televised convention speeches and things like that. this is when radio was first getting started. as a matter of fact, the first radio broadcast was in november of that year. the very first radio broadcast in the world in this country was announcing harding and coolidge had won the election. harding was the first president to install a radio in the white house. susan: we have a recording of warren harding at the capitol in july. it's a bit hard to hear, let's give it a try. [audio clip] >> i believe in private government. individual -- it was the intent of the founding fathers to give this republic a dependable and popular government. it was designed to make political parties effective agencies through which hopes and aspir

means committee. congressman susan dell been a of washington state and we were also blessed with a contributions to the discussion from russia christian, a morphy from chicago, illinois. mr. mr raja, as we call and he said he, his name puts everybody on the 1st name basis with him. raja was closing our meeting by commending korea for the action to take condemning russia for their brutal invasion of ukraine. thank you. and then with great pride, a korean american member of congress. andy kim, andy kim is a member of the foreign affairs committee and the armed services committee among other leadership roles that he plays. and we were very informed by his participation and his commitment to work together. so this is special for us because the u. s. republic of korea relationship is special to us and we want at over time, i've been here before met with members of parliament in the past. and we want to strengthen that inter parliamentary role as we work together as countries. i do want to say that is a matter of special pride to us in the congress a previous visit. well, it was b pre cove, it 2015. we were able to take pride in passing the legislation. we live i