that was secretary of the interior under theodore roosevelt. and carolyn all the way from australia as a very popular question, we, we love our first ladies on history happy hour and she'd like to know a little bit more about lucretia garfield what was their relationship like and how did she have any impact on? her brief time in the white house? oh, wow, that's great. we love to talk about lucretia. so lucretia rudolph garfield was was james garfield's wife. she was also like him, very educated. the time for a woman, i believe we luci hayes. i believe immediately preceding garfield's the white house was the first first lady with a college degree. i believe so. mrs. garfield was the second. she was very well-educated. she had been a teacher prior to her marriage to james garfield. she taught art and music and really had a very wide ranging set of interests. and you know they they got married in in. 1858 and the first several years of their marriage were frankly pretty unhappy because. he was gone so much. and at point, you know, she wrote him th

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this is theodore roosevelt for the defense. it came out in 2019.r had a relationship, correct? >> i have to admit we did not even realize this relationship instead until his or her work on the roosevelt book. we've done extensive research on robert hit. but we left it at the end of his hicareer. a prominent career in congress et cetera. but as we are researching the theater roosevelt book, we realized in 1904 when roosevelt was running for reelection he had actually wanted robert hit as his vice presidential candidate. and it was close. and it is something not widely known. in the end he wasin pressured by the party to go a different direction. but robert certainly had developed a good reputation when that put him on teddy roosevelt's map and remembered teddy roosevelt was a huge lincoln fan. i do not know and do not believe that teddy roosevelt admiration for robert hit was somehow connected to his transcribing lincoln's case. but i do, i am convinced he did know about robert hit transcribing the lincoln/douglas debate. >> the 1915 was barnes vers

as we were researching the theodore roosevelt book, we realized in 1904, when roosevelt was running for reelection, he wanted hitt for his vice presidential candidate. it was close. it is something that is not widely known. in the end, he was pressured by the party to go a different direction. robert hitt certainly developed a good reputation. teddy roosevelt was a huge lincoln fan. i don't know and don't believe that teddy roosevelt's admiration for robert hitt was somehow connected to his transcribing lincoln's case, but i am convinced he did know about robert hitt transcribing the lincoln-douglas debates. >> it was 1915, the case was barnes versus roosevelt. what are the facts? >> teddy roosevelt was sued after he was president for a comment he had made about a well-known republican, fellow republican remember, leader in the party. it was pretty standard bluster of teddy roosevelt, attacking barnes as being effectively corrupt because he wanted party officials to make decisions rather than the people voting on it themselves. barnes sued him. roosevelt was eager to take on the case, a

s. president theodore roosevelt was given one and fell in love with it. nick, naming it the panama hat. however, undeserving that name has stuck to this day. the more welts the had has the more flexible in light. it is almost like fabric yet it's strong and can last for up to 20 years. it did, but i got 9. no, ah it, oh god, no. this is way too difficult. i've been trying and trying. i just can't get it right. this weaving technique is so complicated and not to mention uncomfortable the position. so let me tell you this is not easy. work. pitch eyes, 84 year old father began making them when he was 8. it brace you cause it by the price. one gets is very little compared to the time it takes to make these hats. so unfortunately, less people are making them these days. i use them this way, feel free to listen. some of the finest hats can take up to a year to weave, but the artisans rarely fetch more than $1800.00, even when they're sold abroad to the rich and famous for up to 25000 dollars. still his grandson's already becoming the for.

and and kim mentioned teddy roosevelt island or theodore roosevelt island. if you're talking to a descendant. so i worked at george washington memorial parkway for a few years. and and you get a chance to see you know, just these wonderful places and and that that impact of olmstead in pretty much everything, which is which is amazing. so a little bit about the site, frederick, on the national storage site. so in 1971 ornament richardson, the last partner of the olmsted associates, wrote to the national park service to gauge interest in preserving the olmsted home and the office in brookline, massachusetts. and while sending his note up the chain, then the regional director, george h. palmer noted the property was, quote, considered by many to be the tangible site and the link to the beginning of both landscape architect tours and the fort and formal planning in this country and if the house and its context merit action, the olmsted story might become a special feature of the centennial centennial year, end quote. and you know, that was, you know, 40 years b

rex theodore roosevelt's redwoods in mere words in the grand canyon in writing about three presidentsnedy and he works hard to save cape cod didn't lyndon johnson came in particular people in rural areas of hell he took care of their farmlands, their ranch lands as a conservation stewart he was very cute lady bird johnson synonymous with beautification and particulate ladybird wanted to make sure the highways were not eyesores we plant wildflowers and keep america beautiful. lyndon and lady bird together helped save redwood national park in california, north cascades in washington state. push through all of the environmental legislation that matters. meaning. the environmental protection agency in 1970, clean air act 1970. the endangered species at that's how bipartisan has a very long history up to richard nixon. >> how to become such a religion now on the right and left in such a divide record? >> it's unfortunately once you have the urban oil embargo of 1973 and many came into washington with lobby groups you started getting a green lobby versus an energy lobby. and in truth most a

would ultimately be the one to give the order that led to the charge of lieutenant colonel theodore roosevelt and the roughriders . a few days later he served as one of the commissioners who negotiated the spanish surrender of santiago july 17. in 1904 miley in san francisco wasnamed in his honor.we know that today as san francisco va medical center . >> as a young man i grew up in south san francisco right next door to the national cemetery so when i became a cub scout we used to go over there in the 50s and decorate the gravesthat were there. when i got out of the service i stepped right back into it . went out with the boy scouts and put up the flags every year and eventually ended up being a scout at golden gate cemetery for many years. one day a gentleman walked upto me with a uniform of colonel retired . he grabbed me, i wasin uniform and says i need your help . from that day on i worked with cardinal sullivan doing military funerals and formed a group called the volunteers of america who brought in other veterans to perform military service and the closing of all the bases we got milit

five years later, the roosevelt reservation was established i president theodore roosevelt. is a 60 foot wide strip that begins just west of el paso on the rio grande and goes all the way to the pacific ocean. this allows the federal government to have control over this area for border security and commerce purposes. the secretary of homeland security has the authority under their real id act of 2005 to waive all laws of the construction of border barriers. this is a very scary thing that americans should be very concerned about, this law. the arizona governor does not have this authority. the establishment of the coronado national forest and the roosevelt reservation predates the arizona statehood, which took place in 1912. so the department of justice has ordered the shipping containers to be removed and the strip -- the construction to stop yet the governor continues to disregard those orders. amy: where to the shipping containers come from? >> well, it is hard to say where they come from. it is very ironic that most of these have chinese labels on them. they are just --

. >> we don't need what happened under theodore roosevelt where everyone went down with covid.couldn't keep that ship up. the republicans would be the first group of people screaming if in a republican administration democrats had overturned a d.o.d. order, standing order by the department of defense. i think this is a slippery slope. i think this is bad precedent. but this is -- you know, we have to get our defense bill passes do we'll see. >> congresswoman mikie sherrill, thank you very much. >> thanks. >> we really appreciate it. still ahead, closing arguments are under way in the trump organization tax fraud trial. we'll get a live report from outside the courthouse in new york city. >>> and team usa faces off with the netherlands tomorrow, hoping to reach the world cup quarterfinals for the first time in two decades. rebecca lowe of -- i can't believe, is she going to be on "morning joe"? >> that's what i hear. >> rebecca lowe of nbc sports joins was a preview on "morning joe." >>> it's 28 past the hour. welcome back to "morning joe." time for a look at the morning papers.

and our 26th president, theodore roosevelt, reminded us that no one is above or beneath the law. if we are truly a country of laws and not men and no one is above the law, then the returns have to be exposed. i think that the public has a right to know what is in the returns, and the public has a right to know that there president is not a crook. and i think doing this will give the public some understanding of what type of person we are dealing with. after all we have to remember that president trump, when he was president, had many business deals going on. he was dealing with foreign countries, and there was a need to ascertain whether or not there might be a conflict of interest and to determine this we have a program that is mandatory for a president. a president has to be audited as well as the vice president, annually while in office. president trump was not in compliance and i think the cause of this not being in compliance we have to expose those turns. and i want the public to know that this is a time of great concern and i believe that we have an opportunity to demonstr

s. president theodore roosevelt was given one and fell in love with it. nick naming it the panama hat. however undeserving that name has stuck to this day. the more welts the had has the more flexible and light it is almost like fabric yet it's strong and can last for up to 20 years. it did, but i got 9. no ma'am, is it? oh god, no. this is way too difficult. i've been trying and trying, i just cannot get it right. this weaving technique is so complicated and not to mention uncomfortable the position. so let me tell you, this is not easy. work. pitch eyes, 84 year old father began making them when he was 8. it press, you kiss it by the price. one gets is very little compared to the time it takes to make these hats. so unfortunately, less people are making them these days. i use this, we feel their lives in some of the finest hats can take up to a year to weave. but the artisans rarely fetch more than $1800.00, even when they're sold abroad to the rich and famous for up to $25000.00. still, his grandson's already becoming the 4th generation of package to p

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well, far from theodore roosevelt, you know, and the frankente, not frank, was on the russian line ofnot wilson, a few others not reagan and a few other great leaders of this state, but nevertheless, no one cancels the fact that the united states, due to the fact that again, here is the structure, why do i say the structure, they occupy such a place for the first time, for example, the financial system, that you can go there you know, there e comedian from the talk show to put the head of this country, and the result will be fucking comedian from the talk show oleg really. i would like to talk now about the differences between the present moment and the bipolar system, and i would like to proci. the second world war left only two states america and the ussr in a state of political ideological and military dynamism, making them able to fill the resulting power vacuum no cold war emerged, but a bipolar system of international relations. more details in our story. the second world war completely destroyed the multipolar model of the world. previously leading powers such as great britain

would ultimately be the one to give the order that led to the charge of lieutenant colonel theodore roosevelt and the roughriders . a few days later he served as one of the commissioners who negotiated the spanish surrender of santiago july 17. in 1904 miley in san francisco wasnamed in his honor.we know that today as san francisco va medical center . >> as a young man i grew up in south san francisco right next door to the national cemetery so when i became a cub scout we used to go over there in the 50s and decorate the gravesthat were there. when i got out of the service i stepped right back into it . went out with the boy scouts and put up the flags every year and eventually ended up being a scout at golden gate cemetery for many years. one day a gentleman walked upto me with a uniform of colonel retired . he grabbed me, i wasin uniform and says i need your help . from that day on i worked with cardinal sullivan doing military funerals and formed a group called the volunteers of america who brought in other veterans to perform military service and the closing of all the bases we got milit

, in the latter part of the new great category withr dwight eisenhower and harry truman and theodore roosevelt and jack kennedy. i think that's were lbj, ronald reagan probably- belongs there, too, for a variety of reasons. every president has a a mixed legacy. vietnam is clearly the darker side of the lyndon johnson legacy, but again is a look at the laws of the great society they're absolutely transformational. >> host: at what point did it not become the overwhelming definition of president johnson rather than civil rights, voting rights, et cetera? >> guest: i think the tide on vietnam turned around 1967. that's when the american people really started doubting our presence inre vietnam, and the t offensive which happened in the first quarter of 1968 really turned thing irrevocably. and it was shortly after thehi t offensive which were a series of battles throughout the vietnam conflict where the u.s. military won resoundingly in all of them. that's what we fail to remember at this point, but the fact is we realize, the american people realized the matter what we did, the opposition in viet