this is what abraham lincoln was assassinated. featuring his flag draped coff coffin. everybody laying down their guns and dropping her arms. north dropping and there was a homecoming. man is it important, the second floor window we believe, 6-year-old teddy roosevelt in his grandfather s apartment, his family knew this to be historic moment he must be part of. the side of rushmore with our fallen president. as america was moving into the 20th century desperate for civil rights leaders to emerge to put the u.s. on, reconstruction truck. everyone trying to figure out how we build our community back, how we get out of the challenges of the civil war and come together. enter, booker t. washington, a man who not only grows up from slavery but gave his people and institution that change the world forever. impact black people, it would uplift the whole country. all great movements are not possible out great partnerships. teddy and booker t, two friends, the right man at
this is what abraham lincoln was assassinated. featuring his flag draped co coffin. everybody laying down their guns and dropping her arms. north dropping and there was a homecoming. man is it important, the second floor window we believe, 6-year-old teddy roosevelt in his grandfather s apartment, his family knew this to be historic moment he must be part of. the side of rushmore with our fallen president. as america was moving into the 20th century desperate for civil rights leaders to emerge to put the u.s. on, reconstruction truck. everyone trying to figure out how we build our community back, how we get out of the challenges of the civil war and come together. enter, booker t. washington, a man who not only grows up from slavery but gave his people and institution that change the world forever. impact black people, it would uplift the whole country. all great movements are not possible out great partnerships. teddy and booker t, two friends, the right man at t
They lost. and there is the lesson. this is a president who understands. what do you mean humble? roosevelt wasn t humbled. johnson wasn t humbled. clinton vetoed in his last two years, i think, 37 bills. and if the republicans are so big and bad, then when he vetoes them, let them get the votes to override the veto and see what happens. but i think that when you look at this also, we all lived through the clinton years. right. when you contrast the fact that this president is moving forward on jobs, moving forward on immigration, moving forward on issues, dealing with this question of policing, which came from the states, it didn t come from washington. washington s got to help solve it. he s doing everything but having to argue his relevance. i seem to remember a president in the clinton years at this exact stage in his presidency,
He was enforcing every law on the books. there was a sabbath law that hadn t been around since the civil war. they worked six days a week. roosevelt said go picnic with your families. that didn t go over well in new york. when you paint a picture backs in the day, fornication, drinking. doesn t sound all that different than today. what was rudy giuliani able to do that roosevelt wasn t? rudy s command was much smaller. he shut down sex shops around times square. teddy roosevelt was the most combative, aggressive. he thought he could purify america by starting with the most corrupt city in the country. his scope and aggressiveness is astounding. he failed but he built a national reputation that led toe great things for him. where did this drive come from within him?