his name was travis stay, a 23-year-old nursing student at the university of north dakota. r of all hangovers because he'd had so much to drink on the bus and in the bars the previous night that he slept away most of the next day. when he awoke, one of his friends shared some worrisome news. one of my roommates had seen that they were looking for a guy in a yellow sweatshirt. so i went down to the police station. bring your attorney with you? no. i had nothing to hide. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): so two days after joel lovelien's death, travis sat down across from grand forks detectives. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): when the nursing student described his lion costume, detective sholes' antenna went up. he suddenly realized it wasn't a bloody bird's foot next to joel's body, but a lion's paw. and travis then confirmed it. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): the cops became even more suspicious when they noticed the injuries to travis's face and asked how he got them. travis explained he'd been punched out by the hunter in the parking lot of the broken drum. josh mankiewicz (voiceov

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of. we went to north dakota and it was 50th state. and for those who know dickinson state university in north dakota holds a two hour symposium every year and went on a rhodes scholar trip and. clay jenkins was there and. it was when stacy corduroy, they had four women authors talking about his life and we went to medora and we stay in the rider hotel. and it was really a great event. and what i'm curious about is library, is it going be open next year or what's the schedule for that? and also, t.r. didn't spend much time out and out in north dakota. it's a in relative to new york. and when we were there, it was going to be was dickinson going to get it or was medora going to get it? and medora got it. and so, you know, do you know why new york didn't the library? so i get my new york born wife would with you with that question. thank you for it i'll tell you one. so i'm also the ceo of the theodore roosevelt presidential library, which is currently under construction in medora, north dakota. we are opening on july 4th, 2026. the 250th anniversary of america. we're under construction

north dakota it is really beautiful and huge animal sculptures. also dickinson state university has the world's largest theodore roosevelt digital library. >> thank you. >> one ofhe favorite books that i read, i think it was called the white house gang. it has a lot of great anecdotes. i was wondering if you picked up much of them as coparents. >> the question is about theodore and edith as coparents. edith liked to say she had seven children he was says rambunctious and lively as his children. he loved to play and wrestle and do all kinds of antics with them. he encouraged his son to bring algonquin, the pony, into the elevator. one thing that is interesting that i discussed about that coparenting, one, edith had five children in 15 years and two miscarriages during that time. the miscarriages are never reported in the biographies. one in the white house similar to jackie kennedy. she had a stepdaughter. her focus during those years was really as the primary caretaker. then all of the energy was put into theodore roosevelt's career . he was a wonderful, loving, demanding, and taxing father but it was really edith that held the family together. one last point h

north dakota, it is e really beautiful. huge animal sculptures. amber two, dickinson state university has the world's largest theodore roosevelt digital library. >> that is right. >> thank you sir. please, go ahead. >> one of the favorite books i have read the feature theodore roosevelt was called the white house gained and it is about his kids and quinton in particular. i was wondering if you picked up on much about edith and theodore roosevelt as good parents. >> the question, in case you couldn't hear it, is about edith and theodore as coparents. edith likes to say that she did not have six children, she had a seven and that the president had the temperament of about a 6-year-old. he was as corhumb anxious -- rambunctious as his children. he was the one who encouraged his son to have josiah the ro badger at the white house. he encouraged his son to bring a pony into the elevator and bring him up to the second floor. one thing that is interesting that i discussed in the loves of theodore roosevelt, about that coparenting, one, edith had five children in 15 years and two miscarriages during that time. the miscarriages are never reported in the biographies about tr . one in the white house similar to jacki