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Now refer to, institutional as the press. Lectures in history. On American History tv, on cspan 3. Every saturday at 8 pm eastern. Lectures in his three is also available as a podcast. Find it where do listen to podcasts. Hello, welcome to another edition of at home with the notes thoughts. I am paul sparrow, director of the Franklin Roosevelt president ial library and museum in high park new york. Today, we will talk about the relationship between two of the most important families, political families in American History, during the 20th century. The roosevelts, and the kennedys. And to assist me in this conversation, i am joined by the director of the jfk library. Paul, it is good to be with you. Allen price here. Thank you for joining me today, alan. This is one of the most interesting and complicated relationships, multi generational relationships. Two families that are really dynasties, in the way that they impacted american political life. There is a component to this that a lot
To own or is there a we are this is the government not for all of the last sort of optional to really address some of the structural issues we listen i still think that travel is the safest mode of travel and to spend that we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter to zara. Theyre welcome to the stream im josh rushing in you are in my home today were talking about what spills like a major shift in the movement to stop pipelines in the u. S. To quit with native americans resisting those pipelines and theyve had quite a few successes recently now hey look were alive on you tube and im hoping youre going to join us in that you to chat over there so that i can get some of your discussions and during the show. Lets go right to the issue you know in the u. S. Right now about 9000 miles a pipeline with another 12500 miles already kind of announced or in the approval process so that comes out to what 2122000 miles of pipeline just to give you a sense of what that me
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Now. Whenever youre on. There welcome to the stream hi im josh rushing and you are in my home today were talking about whats built like a major shift in the movement to stop pipelines in the u. S. To quit with native americans resisting those pipelines and theyve had quite a few successes recently now hey look were live on you tube and im hoping youre going to join us in that you to chat over there so that i can get some of your discussions and during the show. Lets go right to the issue you know in the u. S. Right now about 9000 miles of pipeline with another 12500 miles already kind of announced or in the approval process so that comes out to what 2122000 miles of pipeline just to give you a sense of what that means the earth at its circum prince is about 25000 miles around so were talking about be able go all the way around the planet just in the pipelines here in the u. S. They are often problematic particularly environmentally speaking and so there has been resistance and they oft