and t.r., meanwhile, t.r. had been his assistant navy secretary. mckinley wasn't sure he wanted to give t.r. that job. he didn't know t.r. all that well, but he knew that he tended to be sort of impetuous and got into rows, as he said to one of t.r.'s good friends who was pushing for him to have that job and. and they promised him that, no, no, no, t.r.'s not going to do that, he's going to be controllable. well, he wasn't. but he did an amazing thing. when the war came, he, you know, resigned the office, he put together the roughrides, and he did -- roughriders, and extremely courageous to the point of maybe insanity when he ran what was called san juan with hill. it was actually kettle hill, but it was on the san juan ridge. and becomes, along with george dewey, one of the two greatest heroes from that war. the american people loved him, and he knew exactly how to play it. so when the convention, second convention comes up in 1900, the convention just goes crazy for teddy. and it was a force du jour, couldn't be resisted. mark hanna didn't like t

when a t.r. has been always same refugees and asylum seekers should not be kept in detention. is just the top of the iceberg office situation that is not pro pretty. and the situation there has been a high level off in previous haitian court time the figure two thousand and seventeen have increased over one hundred percent compared to the previous years but still we're talking about really manageable numbers there's no war the twenty seven thousand people for eighteen one year when in the past we've seen with one medium to leave receiving over one hundred thousand people want to yearly basis so we've therefore believe that spain should be doing much more in this regard so to come here on oxy international retail john plunging into hot water over a controversial children's i could give you details about. anyone else seems wrong. why don't we just don't. let me. get to see how it just did come out today. and in detroit equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart weak she still looks for common ground. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when

. - again, the affordable care act isn't perfect but i write in the book about t.r. reid wrote a book about our healthcare system, and norm coleman during the debates would say like, "we have the best healthcare system in the world "because we have the mayo clinic." (audience laughing) and i go, okay, mayo delivers good a care as anywhere in the world, you're right, but a hospital or a clinic is not a health care system. we don't have a healthcare system in this country. we have a lot of systems if you're on medicare or medicaid, you are in the canadian system, you're in single-payer. if you're getting your healthcare through the va, if you're in the military, you're in the british system, socialized medicine, if you're getting your healthcare or your insurance from your employer, you're in the german system, if you have no insurance at all, you're in the cambodian system. (audience laughing) and the point of obamacare was to get people from the cambodian system into one of the other systems. - [evan] into something else. - yeah, and that's what we did. now, there we

this past week was look, any iormation that gets in ont of the president needs to ce in front of me t.rs don't jt want wlyil-nilly thresident loongki at all different information because some of nfased on good and strong and accurate information. >> that's john kelly to a t. and it is important because the president has to deal with a number of crises, a number of problems. he has a national security processes that involves both deputies meetings and principle meetings in order to move forward on recommendations to the president. he ought to follow that. he ought to do the same thing when it comes to economic policy and to domestic policy is to create an orderly processes where information is provided, options are viewed, and then they are then presented to the president. when i was chief of staff to bill clinton before any briefing went to the president, it had to come to me in the chief of staff's office at the white house. i think that's the right way to do business. >> the north korea situation has become incredibly dangerous in the last few months. what's your take on this latest pr

set in motion the events that led eventually -- i saw the display outside -- to the panama canal, and t.rts an awful lot of credit for that. and he deserves it, but it was really mckinley who reversed a policy of his predecessor, cleveland, who was an anti-exspanksist and said, no, no, we're going to move on this canal and set in motion the studies and the actions and the planning that led to the canal. he brought about the open door to china which basically saved china from being carved up by the industrial powers, european and japanese powers. he created the concept of trade reciprocity which when i was covering trade policy in the 1980s when it was a hot issue for "the wall street journal," reciprocity was really what was then called sort of fair trade it's make it even so that we can have these exchange of goods back and forth across borders. he crafted the concept of noncolonial imperialism which i believe ultimately was picked up by franklin roosevelt when he was transforming the world through world war ii and putting america at the center of it. it was on his watch that we establis