anger at taft for not being a warrior on the conservation front. in your book, i have heard the story before, but you create that scene where roosevelt and taft are together at a dinner and the question is asked about what he wants to do next. what was that moment, 1908? they do get together and he really believed in taft a lot during his presidency and that s why he was the handpicked successor. t.r. could have won another term easily. he was the only real president that relinquished power because he had other things to do. it wasn t big game hunting that he had to do. t.r. left the presidency to explore and to collect. he was collecting for the american museum of natural history and went to brast to collect and what is today rio roosevelt. i can t let your listeners explain how much this was who he was. roosevelt didn t have a conservation policy. he was the naturalist. he was the top naturalist, one of the four or five top naturalists of his era. and so this is what hi
of those improprieties and folks like caroline flint and others, including the former defense secretary, margaret beckett, i believe, has had some issues and tax reimbursements. both cameron and gordon brown have had to come up and it has hurt him. this is what part record and brown said. to be honest, i m not interested in what companies being in power. i would worry if i never returned to those places, down the street, checkers, and it probably be good for my children. he went on to say that labour could win the next election. he has to say that last statement. it does not say that, he would be justified in getting a new leader. it is very hard to be at the tail end of a long issue like this. it is now brown after blair. the party is exhausted. there tends to be more corruption at the pet to a level. they have been in power too long. it is very hard to be a leader showing bigger to the nation at that point. der that shows vigor to the nation at that point. brown has