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Theodore Roosevelt

Theodore Roosevelt

26th U.S. PresidentWikipedia

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Nov 6, 2026

Scott S. GreenbergerGUEST
6:59
One of his...
Scott S. GreenbergerGUEST
7:00
Earlier biographers, none other than Theodore Roosevelt, complimented Morris for being the one person at the convention who stood up to make the moral case against slavery, but noted that his effort was doomed because the Southerners cared a great deal about protecting slavery, while most of the other Northern delegates, it wasn't a top priority for them.
Scott S. GreenbergerGUEST
7:18
But for Morris, it was, and for the rest of his life, and we'll talk about this, I'm sure.
Scott S. GreenbergerGUEST
7:23
Mm-hmm.
IreneHOST
55:35
The Democrats' shift in response nominated Bryan for president in the fight against the gold standard.
IreneHOST
55:42
Republicans were even later to the reform movement, only embracing it when Teddy Roosevelt ascended to the presidency in 1901.
IreneHOST
55:53
Just like everything else in the 21st century, the process is faster now.
IreneHOST
55:58
The DNC stands ready to grant whatever gains progressive populists make on the Great Plains onto the party's 2028 platform.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
52:33
The stories became increasingly bizarre, with one report claiming the creature had laid an egg the size of a barrel.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
52:39
The tale grew so large that one article even suggested President Theodore Roosevelt was considering cancelling a trip to hunt the beast himself.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
52:49
The 1909 Snallygaster scare ended abruptly and as fantastically as it began.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
52:54
A final story, likely intended to put the hoax to rest, Claim the creature met its end after flying over a moonshiner still.
EliseHOST
2:40
They had so much fun on this day that they decided to do it all over again the following week, with New Jersey winning 8-0.
EliseHOST
2:49
President Theodore Roosevelt famously lived a life of adventure, so it should come as no surprise that he was the first president to make an official diplomatic tour outside of the continental U.S. on this day in 1906.
EliseHOST
3:04
He embarked on a 17-day trip to Panama and Puerto Rico.
EliseHOST
3:08
During the trip, he checked on the progress of the Panama Canal, worked the controls of a large steam shovel, and he helped boost worker morale.
Bones HarcourtHOST
65:41
Wilson
Kaleb BuchananHOST
65:41
do? Is that carry a big stick guy? No, that's Teddy.
Kaleb BuchananHOST
65:46
Teddy Roosevelt.
Jeremiah MorrellHOST
65:47
Similar era.
Jeremiah MorrellHOST
65:48
No idea.
SamHOST
4:01
Florence Henderson debuted as this television matriarch in 1969.
SamHOST
4:14
All right, number five, parodied by Katrina Johnson as a recurring character and friend of Walter the Ear Boy on Nickelodeon's All That, this presidential candidate received nearly 19% of the popular vote, the strongest showing by a non-major party candidate since Theodore Roosevelt in 1912.
SamHOST
4:37
Name that presidential candidate.
SamHOST
4:47
All right, number six.

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SamHOST
10:32
We have Carol Brady.
SamHOST
10:35
Okay, number five, parodied by Katrina Johnson as a recurring character in Friend of Walter the Ear Boy on Nickelodeon's All That.
SamHOST
10:46
This presidential candidate received nearly 19% of the popular vote, the strongest showing by a non-major party candidate since Theodore Roosevelt in 1912.
SamHOST
11:03
I didn't need to put the part about Nickelodeon's all that into here.
JessicaHOST
5:22
Wonderland National Park, which now having seen it, I think is very appropriate.
JessicaHOST
5:27
The proclamation to make Badlands a national monument was authorized by Theodore Roosevelt on March 4, 1929, and later established on January 25, 1939.
JessicaHOST
5:41
So it took a total of 10 years just to become a national monument.
JessicaHOST
5:45
It was later
Randy ValerioHOST
26:05
Or even his podcasting, that's weird.
Randy ValerioHOST
26:06
But I'm like, no, I listened to Theodore Roosevelt's speeches from 1912.
Randy ValerioHOST
26:09
Who gives a fuck? I
Christian PaoloGUEST
26:11
was like, you just were screaming for me to fuck you, and now you're listening to the State of the Union right now.
Scott AdamsHOST
28:58
Bigger than life.
Scott AdamsHOST
29:00
People are going to write stories and history is going to look back at Trump as the Teddy Roosevelt of all Teddy Roosevelt's.
Scott AdamsHOST
29:08
The biggest shoes to fill, as DeSantis just said.
Scott AdamsHOST
29:12
And it's quite clear that Cruz and DeSantis were the two right out of the gate.
LizHOST
32:24
You know who was a great president? Who? One of my favorites.
LizHOST
32:27
Who? Theodore Roosevelt.
NikkiHOST
32:29
Yes.
LizHOST
32:30
And did you know he is not

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