i don't think anybody can be like teddy roosevelt.at's not always practical and he was and to a fault he was open to any experience and live beyond yourself, live for others, liver to do good, live to leave something behind. i have desperately tried to do that in my career. i didn't start at all. well, it's probably going to outlive me, hopefully a hundred years from now, maybe your great grandchildren will be reading my books. what an incredible thing that is. that's the way i like to look at it. the otherea thing i really like about this book and i did not know this about teddy roosevelt, didn't have the frame, his life story -- cannot it only be told without his two wives but this is a story where the domestic lifefe really neighbors, his relationship with his kids particularly his daughter. this really comes through, how did you decide, you probably have given more to the family life which i thinknk is a right idea. >> it's chronological. you have to -- you are covering enormous amount of history and as it happens, the death-his f

i tell you, teddy tells you want. it was for me to put you at his bedside and let you tell the story 80s because out and wants to kill a buffalo. what he finds when he gives to his territory, there's not much buffalo left but he also finds cattle ranching and is really excited about raising cattle and what is today north dakota and some not so nice people and he gets excited and a lot of what he accomplishes is because he's doited and wants to something for himself against advice to the contrary, he doesn't anyway so he buys cattle and hires people and becomes just like that, a cattle rancher in thehe dakota's that experiene and some things that happened in this book, that's the one were to describe him being able to tell his story. what happens to him is entertaining and i certainly hope as a result. >> the other part is is a harvard educated how shall his friendship? on the show, he could see he does know what he's doing so and respect comes as time goes by fast the things that happened and when he first train is we

none of them are teddy. none of them have the kind of story that he has and i'll tell you my next book which is coming up next may i just finished editing it is called the shadow of war units on the cuban missile crisis. i've spoken to a number of audiences and i've mentioned with the book is about and i test to see what your responses. if your initial response is simply oh that i've got a problem. but the positive is a good thing. that will be out next may and that's a story that talks about young students. those of us of a certain age in this audience know exactly what the cuban missile crisis was right and he remembered duck and cover and all of that. and people had no idea and they need to know because if that's as close as we ever came to a nuclear holocaust. and it's an important story so i'm happy to have that coming up. we are talking about other ideas and i do want to get into that too much but i'm always looking for something. one thing i'm looking at is the pureicon war story. to try something dif

and was, you know, because of teddy roosevelt, the the other we think of teddy roosevelt. and then that strong way, the man in the arena and, the way he stood up to all those special interest groups, i think people are surprised. i, i feel well informed. but his support for suffrage was was way out of character in the universities. i think people know. but as the general public, we a lot of us weren't told that he had booker t washington dinner at the white house which president wilson certainly wouldn't allow there. there are so many ways that he ahead of his time. yeah i mean it'd be easy for me to sit up here basically and read you a synopsis of the book. yeah. and my wife always gets on me. don't do that, because then people have no reason to buy the book. but in fact i mean, you know he he booker t washington the first african american to dinner in the white house ever. i mean lincoln had african-american visiting the white house and frederick douglass and so forth. but terry teddy was the first man to actually have dinner with one in the white house and boy, did that

the same goes for teddy's. so elizabeth wind took matters into her own hands, opting for a 2 hour drive. mister ted is $61.00 and an urgent need of a general overhaul. originally from nigeria, he moved to prison with his mother. while he's staying with me, my whole life. so you can't, you can't just replace something. it's just, um it's, it's just pulse of family. there is a quick diagnosis. mister ted will have to go under the knife or needle and thread to be precise. what these studies very often people have had them given to them. so they mean an awful overlook to them. and it's very, very difficult then for them to see this. teddy or rabbit ponder, deteriorating in front of their arms, because in this, in essence, is the history that's disintegrating as well. no amount of money can buy memories. so mister tubbs, life extending treatment cost about a 100 year olds. the fee includes a photo session and the tea party, just text me and then mr. ted can make his way back home. that probably gives teddy another 6

katz, teddi is short for teodor, and teddi is short for teodor.e and i also think today that i will bring the disaster and also part of it it is called הטומאה זה 48. עד היום הרוב الמקריע של מה שכרה ב48 לא לא שמושמוע שמועה זה 48. הגדול, היינו צוציקים, בני 18, היו עם בני 17. ההגשהה היא מאשו שלא קיים באמה, מטי הרגנו בהם, הרגנו בהם. to be honest, to be free, to kill, to do a good thing, even on my own, i was ready to kill, because that's how i was, that we will destroy our enemies in this way, or you will be built on their behalf out of fear of us, i didn't talk to anyone about it, even احد, and with your wife, we say that you have been swimming for many years, i guess, you never talked to her, i told her that i was a murderer, beautiful, do you want to drink something? in the meantime, لا, teddy, مه עשראלים, ברוך השעם, יום יום, טדי, אם אתה מטעייפ, tell me and we will take a break, okay, okay , i want you to tell me the most naturally what you remember. i'm not sure i remember everything, the first event was around this story, and you think people wer

teddy roosevelt did the work to prove this. he does research not just on the canons but the ship second point cannons in the same direction a very logistical book that had resources and awards. by the time teddy roosevelt got close to doing this himself and think about how a present he could be these books were quite bad. all you want about was how people change history and who was giving the speeches on the ships. same thing is true. wilson's book is quite good but it has a very pragmatic view. even these presidents and the closer you get to power, the more they want to talk about, did you know that individuals to the presidency change the world ? what is called outgoing and passing as even he got closer to her you had the consistent views about the individual and his role. >> at that point teddy roosevelt did not want to spend his summer reading -- with i read coolidge's comments about mount rushmore i had to say, his brief is, was about teddy roosevelt. i wonder if he already thought of that time that teddy roosevelt does no

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, you see, henriette is working, and what are you, teddy, teddy, teddy, beauties, yes, beauties, maximrpses, so the order is zero, i’ll be careful , in soviet times we had igor pavlovich, it seems like a director with a head, yozhikov trained, the suit itself, and even treated him to a tip, whom yozhikov, what are you like , hello, what kind of hedgehogs, are you kidding me, but we’re not laughing, we’re still on tour, tours, those are on everyone’s heads, and you have such a smart boy, he’s very similar to you, well, maybe, don’t touch him. wow, maxim, look, come over, don’t be afraid, we don’t have cowards in our family, in my opinion, he doesn’t like children , what are you talking about, he’s just a loud noise, right here, oh, fathers, it’s better to move away, let’s go, let’s go , carefully, carefully, press in. and you are great, very touching, even for a second i felt like i was there, always at your service, thank you. i realized that you said these words to your daughters, your daughter exists, exists, but i haven’t seen her for a long time, how long? it’s been a long time, it

his comment was about teddy, and i wonder if whether he already thought of that time that teddy roosevelt doesn't deserve to be up there because of some of his more progressive insanity. so i if coolidge is to go there. i would vote that he replaced teddy. okay. other thoughts in this direction. i mean the the model of coolidge is as a modern president i think you all kind of touch on in a way he a president in times of peace which unfortunately shades how he's he's looked at. but it truly is unfortunate. right. i mean the model of of a a smaller republican president should be within a constitutional government at the federal level opposed to his governorship in which he was actually quite much more active. strikes me as the correct model is it is it lost. at yeah i think well i think somebody mentioned earlier today that coolidge vetoed a couple of farm subsidy bills and then somebody asked a pretty good question about the volatility of the farm. right, the farm economy being a factor in the depression. so in his veto messages, it's worth going back and reading them because he thinks the

, his name is teddy, yes, shut him up, yes, shut him up, he lost this, but he wrote something, yes, he did not get backing for it, but he said the truth, he said the truth, yes, he did not say the truth, but they said, it was not true, and everyone studied it, i studied it, i studied it more people, we didn't know and we didn't hear, but everyone knew, everyone knew, everyone will know. after the israeli wars and the defeat of the arabs, israel is trying to confirm its internal position, the palestinians expels, hides documents, makes documents and takes over vacant lands. it then transports the jews of other countries to israel so that they can be camped in neighboring countries as laborers after forced migration. the camps were supposed to be temporary places until the day when the palestinians return to their homeland , but the camps will become permanent settlements . the conditions of the camps are not suitable and everyone is under economic pressure. palestinian fighters based in jordan penetrate into the motherland and start operations. in march 1968 israel attacks the palestini

they call it the teddy bear. the teddy bear is a military bulldozer designed for urban combat.destructible. the souped up armored bull doser are deflect rbgs and has a mounted machine gun. the bulletproof teddy bear leads with a metal blade that debt nates mines can bust through buildings and obviously clear more rubble than your traditional caterpillar. israel also has the panda, like the teddy bear but it's remost controlled. remote controlled armored bulldozers will be the tip of the spear clearing the way for israeli tanks and heavy artillery, it's a game changer. but hamas is strapped with your typical insurgent arsenal, inexpensive drones that can come cay right into idf tanks. hamas drones have an expansive range. hamas will engage as all insurgences do as ancient ak-47s unsophisticated but deadly ieds, homemade stingers, jerry rigged rockets fighting on their home turf, deploying snipers even oh suicide bombers. using the civilian population as human shields and hiding behind rubble and burrowing underground in their tunnels but israel has the training equipment and man

go read teddy roosevelt speech. go read woodrow wilson's first inaugural. read in print, form your ideas and values. two extend that point, i completely agree. read them in their original form. if you want to read coolidge, read coolidge. if you want to read lincoln, read lincoln. your obligation is to understand them as they understood themselves. then we can have a discussion about what we like about them. >> our country is not that old. we have a common language. it's not like you're having to read chaucer or anything like that. take the time to do it. it will make you a better reader and a better citizen. >> i actually believe this, that the federalist papers are the political expression of what shakespeare is to literature. shakespeare was hard when you first start out reading it. i remember finding the federalist papers very daunting as an undergra to have patience. >> but by the time you read your 10th federalist paper, you start to understand it. you don't need a class, you don't need a biography. keep reading and you'll figure it out. >> let me mak

teddy roosevelt, had he been president, would have within a couple of years sent u.s. troops over and put out all the fires over there and the lingering problems that caused world war two would have never, never really happened. so i see a parallel tells of today as i do at that time. so you have a strong carry a big stick speaks softly in new yorker whether it's teddy roosevelt or or trump where doesn't do anything because he's afraid and and so and and course now you have a democrat who said woodrow wilson is joe biden. so you a similarity his from the beginning of world war one to what's happening now. so my question is in your opinion had teddy roosevelt won the 1912 election and he was. from 1912 to 1914 or 1916, rather, do you think that world war would have never happened? thanks. we have we have panelists who usually really love to leap into the counterfactual territory. that's a major one. just as help us. let me say this about tr that he became increasingly outraged about the german invasion of belgium and the way the belgians were treated at first he said, w

your teddy bear a chain around my neck and leave me. >> they were the teddy bears that nobody wanted.ar broke into the kitchen of the saint regis, aspen resort in colorado and attacked a security guard. thankfully, the guard only suffered some scratches. the bear got away and is still at large. at large. >> okay. but that's not the only bear story we have to the east in north carolina, there was another bear saga. >> this one involved a minivan. >> all we saw was snout and eyes. >> it was looking right at us, a snout and eyes. >> that's what deputies in avery county, north carolina, saw when they approached this minivan after getting a call about a bear that had managed to break in and get trapped inside the deputies using rope to pull the front door of the van open and out came a fully grown black bear. she didn't go far, though, standing on her back legs, keeping her eyes glued on that van didn't really know what to think at the moment, but it's kind of a scary situation. that's when the deputies realized there were two cubs still in the van with a little coaxing, they were able to

we've had some great ones starting with john adams and teddy roosevelt and harry truman. it's hard to think of any who has been more intensely tested than the vice president. we're to hear from. in fact, i met mr. pence only back when he was a congressman. i doubt he'd remember it. the encounter was on the sidewalk in front of the harvard club of new york. i'm not accusing just to be clear, not accusing mr. pence of having been in the harvard club. this was on the sidewalk he was with a mutual friend, as i recall it, steve forbes, which might be why when we were introduced briefly, i leaned over and said to mr. pence, did i hear? you're for the gold standard. i'm reluctant to repeat what? mr. pence replied because i hadn't informed him that i was with the newspaper. but it was substantive. several sentences, and i don't think it's a violation of ground rules to disclose that. when i got home that evening, i said to amity, i shook hands today with mike pence. he strikes me as a man to watch and he went on to be governor of indiana, of course, and history calling. one day w

joining me now, phil blancato and trader teddy weisberg. teddy, the market interpreting or having trouble interpreting exactly what the fed is trying to say especially as he spoke to, you know, the economic club of new york. how did you interpret it, and why are markets down at the moment? >> well, i think my interpretation, liz, is i think we're going to see interest rates move higher. i, quite frankly, didn't understand the message. i thought it was, you know, we've heard fed speak from a lot of different fed chairmen over the years. i've been doing this for over 60 years, and today's speech was the most confusing i think i've ever heard. so i'm not quite sure what his position is, but but if i read between the lines, it sounds to me like the economy mains strong, employment remains strong, and they're not doing a good job dealing with inflation, so interest rates are probably going to move higher. liz: phil was at that event today. [laughter] phil, when you were watching this, what was the key point that you brought out? i'm glad teddy a

y it's like the teddy bear.ut its remote controlled, remote controlled armored bulldozersrolled. will be the tp of the spear, clearing the way for israeli tanks and heavya artillery. it's a game changer, but hamasge is strapped with your typical insurgent arsenal. >> inexpensivel insu drones.t they can kamikaze right into idf tankcas. hamas drones have an expansive range. >> hamas will engage, as all insurgencies do, with ancient ak seven. unsophisticated but deadly ieds ,homemade stingers, jerry rigged rockets. they'l memadel be fighting on their onh home turf, deploying snipers, even suicideeihome bombers. >> using the palestinian civilian population as, human shields and hiding in rubble and burrowing beloshieldw grouno their tunnels. but israel has the training,wiqt the equipment and the manpower and a taste for vengeance. o >> the ground offensive starting right now. sen >> kill roggio is a senior fellow at the foundation for defensiofellow fe of democracies and editor of this long war journal. d jo and jon

. >>> an exploding teddy bear led to a gun bust. here's security footage of thes in deny.you see a man coming out with a bluffy bear, and he drops the bear off in the parking lot and gets back in the car. the bear smokes and explodes. the video helped police track that man down. in his home they found more than a kilo of meth, a ghost gun and cash and explosives. it's unclear why he blew up the teddy bear. >>> this is video of vladimir putin and xi jinping. their meeting comes during russia's continued war against ukraine. putin said, quote, all of these external factors are common threats and strengthen russia and chinese cooperation. and the belt and road initiative is building highways, ports and plants across asia and parts of the middle east. >>> elon musk took over the company formerly known as twitter a year ago and renamed it x, and he is making another major change. the company tweeted its testing another program called not a bot. it will roll out in new zealand and the philippines. new users have to sign up for a $1 annual subscription to use the app, and he said

a teddy bear exploded at a convenience store parking lot in san bernardino.gators say the stuffed bear had an explosive device planted inside of it. and video shows a man taking that teddy bear from an suv placing it on the grounds and then the suspect drove away. >> we're just here doing our job as we usually do. you just heard a loud banging going on in the parking lot just how to smoke. so. how we just went outside. we saw there just a bunch of debris and everything on the floor. >> police say they arrested the man, the suspect at his home. investigators say they recovered ghost gun ammunition and possible explosive parts. they also say they found drugs. >> and cash. tesla is working on a feature to detect drivers who are falling asleep at the wheel. the car maker is using a camera determine if the driver is too sleepy to drive. the company says that the camera will not only monitor the drivers facial expressions, but driving patterns that would indicate drowsiness an audio alert will go off to alert the driver. the makers say that the feature can be disab

i'd like to thank my guests, teddy kofe, um, ali salam and dr.sraeli occupation bombed us. this war results in high numbers of casualties. people dying every day. at least 200 palistinians are killed and israeli ear strike on the jabalia refugee camp as a regime continues its atrocities in the gaza strip for a 25th straight day. yemen's are forces say they fire drones and ballistic missiles towards israel in several operations warning of more attacks with onslot on gaza persists. and iran once again warns the us and israel against further continuation of atrocities against palestinians.

migrants would likely lead to widespread civil rights abuses >>> now to an unusual case of an exploding teddy bear police in california shared this video of a man placing a teddy bear in a parking lot in san bernardino it starts to smoke and then blows up the man drove off. but police were able to track him down they don't have a motive but at the suspect's house they found a ghost gun, ammunition and items used for bomb making >>> greenland is near ing a critical climate tipping point global warming has put the ice sheet on track to cross a threshold that would cause run away melting scientists think if it melted completely it would cause the sea level to rise around 23 feet researchers say there is still time to reverse the temperatures to avoid this. >>> there's time to check your weekend plans if you're in the northeast. a storm system in the great lakes is headed our way. angie lassman is tracking the soggy weather. >> you don't want to forget your blels b umbrellas in the great lakes region we're seeing a good batch of rain working through the davenport area we saw showers overnight in

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." ♪ the connector here in all senses of the word, teddy abrams.-time music director and conductor of the louisville orchestra. a man on a mission. >> it is all response ability to find the places where other parts of the population are comfortable. where we can be on their turf. guests in their town or their community center or school, whatever it might be, and forge that relationship from scratch. it's that human connection that people are drawn to. the music is a part of that. it is human to human, fundamentally. i have got to do that -- the orchestra has got to do that. reporter: teddy abrams puts it personally and lives it personally. ♪ many nights, you will find him conducting in louisville's whitney hall, a traditional performing arts space. at 36, he is nearing his 10th year in the city. having arrived in 2014, at just 27, the youngest leader ever hear, filled with ideas about how to transform the orchestra. but you're are just as likely to find him at a place like this,, a louisville church -- like this, a louisville church. this group, mo

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add to this the fact that alternated among the next presidents with william howard taft following teddy roosevelt and warren harding following woodrow wilson. this makes seven presidents over a little than 50 years. and in 1920. you had no choice. you had to vote for ohio. you could vote either for harding or for ohio. democrat james cox, pictured here with running mate that year, some guy named roosevelt. so to a appreciate these presence. we first need to understand what the main political issues were at the time. and these are mostly very different than the issues that animate current political discourse. for example, there were still issues from the civil war during most of this period. one of the main ones had to do with the question of to protect, protect the civil rights of the freedmen in the south even as southern state governments, vigilante groups like the ku klux klan to strip them away. also union veterans during this period were constantly lobbying for the expansion of pensions for themselves and their and in general, republi tended to advocate for these measures, often en

we need the rapids and any visits you, many, teddy and excess. no real footage shows buildings and gaza reduced to rubble. thousands of residents have been displaced as these very strikes of life's outs and tie in neighborhoods. the families could be seen carrying children from the rubble of destroyed buildings. does the president say the situation is dia and they call on the international community to step in the law? all of a sudden the real kids begin fully known us with let, has to the, under the rule kids, they cute people. what can we do? where can we go? it is true that will ex fluids with water and medicines, but more importantly, will that international protection. what is the connection to protection? it is a lead by america. all the countries conspire against us. advantage us provide us with a solution. numerous mottoes full each day and they are irreplaceable. i was at my daughter's house when we came to check our house, we found a level to the ground and nothing left. when do we go? well received back tradition messages. i left my da

we need the rapids and any pivots, many teddy and excess no view, and 60 general uh, just an end to the blockade of gossip is all those funds and boy excuses israel of waging a genocidal campaign. the most bits of the world, you are watching oxy international monies. pizza, scott, and these are the top stories, this hello, and thanks for joining us. that's our top story. 60 workers for international humanitarian organizations and garza had been consumed killed us as these very forces intensified the abundance of the palestinian enclave. i must warn you that you may find to be following images disturbing. so this was, it shows an explosion in the vicinity of a hotel. when members of the international groups would base the records and says this offices in garza had been completely destroyed, putting 5 work as a new, an agency for the 1st time refugee. so the 11 of it stuff were killed by is really strikes us. 60 generalized cold on his bill to lift is located on gauze. the total times international humanitarian law must be respected and the pelts about to run the $20000.00 savings. i'll s

i will quote republican president teddy roosevelt being bipartisan here. teddy roosevelt said you are in the arena is different you are no longer a spectator. you are in the arena so what i tell the members in addition to know your power, be ready, and all of that, but we are in the arena you have to be ready to take a punch. you have to be ready to throw a punch for the children. [laughter] the main purpose if you know what your purpose the rest if it is okay. it is rough. when i went there were 23 women 435 people in the congress, 23 women 11 republicans 12 democrats. are you kidding me? i said that is one thing being a party chair now we have 94 democratic women we went from 12 to 94 i what more. we've got more than half we have in our caucus that over 70% of the caucus are women, people of color lgbtq. that is beautiful, remarkable representative of our country. so understand why you have to participate because of what you bring to the table. a 59% by first-year students women. [cheering] >> no offense gentleman. [laughter] you have advice you give to

we need the rapids and any visits you, many teddy and excess. know i read it, shows buildings and gaza reduced to rubble. thousands of residents have been displaced as rarely strikes of wide talents and sign neighborhoods. the the families could be seen coming children from the rubble of destroyed buildings. does a residence that a situation is dire, and it's cold on the international community to step in the law. all of a sudden they're looking to begin fully known us with let, has to the, under the rule kids, they cute people. what can we do? where can we go? it is true that with less which with water and medicines, but more importantly with that international protection. but who is the international protection? it is a lead by america. all the countries conspired against us advantage us provide us with a solution. numerous, martha's full each day, and they are irreplaceable. i was at my daughter's house when we came to check our house, we found a level to the ground, but nothing left. where do we go? well, received it back, condition messages

. >> teddy)pointing.here's didn't mention it. >> teddy roosevelt there's didn't mention it. >> teddy roosevelt had e's an old teddy roosevelt had a line which i've always think is important . line which i've always think is important. speak line which i've always think is important . speak softly, but important. speak softly, but carry big stick. and the big carry a big stick. and the big stick. tomorrow has to be where he wins. >> well, we'll and see. >> well, we'll wait and see. now, here we party now, here we are. party management. never easy. you're a former party leader. i am . of former party leader. i am. of a smaller party. things often go wrong at conferences. we know about. we about all that. about. we know about all that. how can we be in manchester? of all the cities in the uk ? and we all the cities in the uk? and we have a string of cabinet ministers the prime minister refusing to answer the question whether the extent taken from birmingham to manchester of hs2 is going ahead. this is actual

. >> teddy)pointing.here's didn't mention it. >> teddy roosevelt there's didn't mention it. >> teddy roosevelt had e's an old teddy roosevelt had a line which i've always think is important . line which i've always think is important. speak line which i've always think is important . speak softly, but important. speak softly, but carry big stick. and the big carry a big stick. and the big stick. tomorrow has to be where he wins. >> well, we'll and see. >> well, we'll wait and see. now, here we party now, here we are. party management. never easy. you're a former party leader. i am . of former party leader. i am. of a smaller party. things often go wrong at conferences. we know about. we about all that. about. we know about all that. how can we be in manchester? of all the cities in the uk ? and we all the cities in the uk? and we have a string of cabinet ministers the prime minister refusing to answer the question whether the extent taken from birmingham to manchester of hs2 is going ahead. this is actual

if you came into the oval office and board teddy roosevelt, he would take out a book and start reading it. i don't make our current or previous president would do that.roosevelt met with purpose. he would find social critics, he would read their work, and he would get to know those people. famous example, jacob reece, famous photographer and social reformer. talked to him about new york when he was commissioner of police in new york, later governor of new york. he read booker t. washington's "upfront slavery," and invited him to the white house to get to know the person the book was by. quite a sensation. he wanted to talk about american policy towards african americans what he didn't realize, at the time, was that this was the first time a black man had been invited to dine at the white house. that caused another sensation. roosevelt was proud of it, but there were people in the much more racist time who were outraged by him. so, it was a really important moment, and it was based on roosevelt's use of culture. there are other examples. he read sinclair's "the jungle." he create the fo

republican president teddy roosevelt being bipartisan here, teddy roosevelt said when you are in the arena, you are no longer a spectator. you are in the arena. what i tell the members in addition to know your power and be ready and know your why and all of that. when you're in the arena, you have to be ready to take a punch. you have to be ready to throw a punch for the children. [laughter] back to my purpose. so now your purpose, you know your purpose. the rest of it is, is ok because it's rough. when i went, there were 23 women . 435 people in the congress, 23 women. 11 republicans, 12 democrats. are you kidding me? i said that's one thing that i, being a party chair, i want to help that. now we have 94 democratic women. i want more. i want to get us over 100. we got more than half. in our caucus, 70% of the caucus are women, people of color, lgbtq. that is a beautiful, remarkable, diverse caucus representative of our country. understand why you have to be participating because you bring you to the table. >> when you look out at the first-year class, 59% of our first-year students