Theodore Roosevelt was and is still the hero I idolized. I've pattered my life after him. A man of principle and does the right thing.

@deoglemnaco7025

Жыл бұрын

Did your first wife die? Did you become President? How many kids do you have? I hope your life isn’t exactly like his

@BillyBob-ec5ox

Жыл бұрын

@@deoglemnaco7025 he’s talking about his mentality, the way he did things, etc.

@majcorbin

5 ай бұрын

DAVENPORT IOWA DAD JOKE of the day [Q] what are,the most mentally deranged, INSECTS,known to mankind? [A] why, the LUNAR-TICK's,of course

@monabear7287

3 ай бұрын

You know he was a eugenics proponent and white supremacist, right? I think he is a fascinating person who did many wonderful things, and I think the eugenics stuff was him being a man of his time rather than actually hateful. I just think it’s important to see the whole man, and not just the good things.

@monabear7287

3 ай бұрын

@@deoglemnaco7025That’s a very strange take on the original comment.

He is an American treasure. His vision saved much of the west for the future. I' ve been to all his historical sites where he comes alive.What is happening to his monuments is tragic but they can't tarnish what he did. Thankfully,history cannot be changed .

@johns5263

2 жыл бұрын

Until our generation dies off and the history books keep getting re written

@chuckjames7101

2 жыл бұрын

On Mount Rushmore for a reason.

@ladymopar2024

2 жыл бұрын

If you liked that read the book The Big Burn it's all about Roosevelt and the outdoors setting aside national parks

@John_21601

Жыл бұрын

Roosevelt was a poseur…read your damned history books. Yeah…he was on Mt. Rushmore for a reason and it had NOTHING to do with his accomplishments. You REALLY think he was at the same level as the others?🤣🤣🤣🤣

@alicerivierre

Жыл бұрын

Ditto. Thank you, Teddy Roosevelt! 🧸❤️🤍💙🇺🇸

He cared for people and not for corporations, He cared about future generations and not a vote of the moment. He cared for nature as he understood that was gods gift to humanity. wish politicians now had 1% of his intellect and honesty.

@taroman7100

5 жыл бұрын

Out our forty some presidents his efforts today stand true. thats the mark of a great leader.

@c.l.freeman7654

4 жыл бұрын

Bernie Sanders is the only current candidate with those qualities

@michaelweizer7794

4 жыл бұрын

@@c.l.freeman7654 Bernie Sanders is a communist shithead who wants to shackle us all!

@dravenocklost4253

4 жыл бұрын

@@c.l.freeman7654 Bernie Sanders is a hypocrite. The one thats upsetting the corrupt political establishment of the day is Trump. MAGA 2020 Down with Socialism!

@milkycat6901

4 жыл бұрын

@@dravenocklost4253 what did he do

He was born 2 years before my great grandfather, David Godley. My late grandmother was born in 1902. She really liked him. She told me one time; walk softly and carry a big stick!

Like most of us human beings, Teddy had his good and bad qualities. Living in the western United States, I enjoy having the ability to visit national forests and parks. I don't think that would have happened if it had not been for Roosevelt and his genuine interest in protecting some of our beautiful scenery from the exploitation and destruction caused by people trying to hack a living out of the land.

@ColonelHogin

3 жыл бұрын

Well said Jeff.

@mahadragon

3 жыл бұрын

What were Roosevelt's bad qualities?

@Jeff-hy1eb

3 жыл бұрын

@@mahadragon He is sometimes criticized for being too bellicose in his approach to foreign policy. Some people who met him thought that his exuberant approach to life and personal interactions seemed a little nutty. Even though he did a lot to protect wild areas in the U.S., he also shot a lot of animals in his life. Of course, animal lovers aren't going to admire that aspect of Roosevelt's life. Business tycoons greatly resented his interference in their efforts to monopolize industries and markets... There isn't any way to win everybody's admiration in a crowded world, Mahadragon. The world was a lot less crowded in Roosevelt's day, but there were still many people alive at that time who found one thing or another to criticize in Roosevelt's life.

@lysmykyta1199

3 жыл бұрын

Bad qualities? He believed in eugenics

@jeffschlarb4965

3 жыл бұрын

I was watching a documentary on the early 1900's, and they covered how it was that the Panama Canal was built. Teddy was a big driver behind it, but he didn't do it through "conventional" means! The country of Panama didn't exist before that....

A true pioneer. Wish we had a man like this in our lives now

@jimcummings6095

3 жыл бұрын

He cared about the beauty of humanity and the beauty in nature ❤️

@justinakers3196

3 жыл бұрын

@U X i’m afraid you’re sadly mistaken. Everything is documentary points to shows that Roosevelt abhorred men like trump. Roosevelt disliked boasters and blusterers. Too bad he’s not still alive to put little sad Trump in his place lol Trump is a small pathetic example of a human being, and anybody who can get behind somebody like him is too I’m afraid

@randymiller1610

3 жыл бұрын

@U X You can't be referring to Trump as he and Roosevelt are nothing alike. Both policy and personality are worlds apart.

@khaos9849

3 жыл бұрын

That’s why we called him the bull moose.

@billgatesleavingyamomshous8177

3 жыл бұрын

Dad?

My gratitude to KSPS and the Roosevelt decedents for making and sharing this video with the public.

My grandmother fondly recalled to me her father went on 2 hunting trips with him when he was in glenwood springs Colorado. Many people really loved and appreciated him.

@harlowjademermaid1882

3 жыл бұрын

did you ever hear about his sojourns through the amazon rainforest? Once, with his son, in particular? Omg, it almost killed him! Well, the natives and some other things, but what a crazy story. If you havent, do read up on it, it is quite the story. But for the love of him, he would not turn around, no matter how hurt or ill he became, and never fend off the itineraries course! Full speed ahead!! What an adventurer. I was soo shocked to hear about what they went through, that it immediately made me respect & love him even more.

@patrickbass3542

3 жыл бұрын

That's what family money can do for you!

@ldg2655

3 жыл бұрын

My grandmother told me of the time he came to go bear hunting with her father on the family place in Louisiana..

@jeffschlarb4965

3 жыл бұрын

@@harlowjademermaid1882 Read about how he built the Panama Canal! Panama was part of Columbia..... Teddy did a little "mischief" to cause Panama to separate from Columbia.... I concede the affect of having the Canal was a major positive for North America, but it wasn't accomplished through diplomacy...

@frankpaya690

3 жыл бұрын

@@patrickbass3542 there's a lot of people that have had gold handed to them on a silver platter that have squandered it it's what type of person you are what kind of character you develop. There's a lot of" horses" that are led to water with things like grants & scholarships, but they don't "drink"

A Person like Theodore Roosevelt is needed in our time. Not just in America, but for the entire World. Or the Banks worst nightmare, Andrew Jackson.

@BeverlySchnett

5 жыл бұрын

now the U. S. got Mr. Trump

@briansheehan3430

5 жыл бұрын

@@BeverlySchnett "Mr." Trump the Zionist shill.

@richardc7721

5 жыл бұрын

Sheehan you know nothing about Trump it seems.

@briansheehan3430

5 жыл бұрын

@@richardc7721 Then do explain how someone who jumps on the "anti Jewish" band wagon when someone justifiably criticizes AIPAC is somehow not a shill, like Lindsey Graham and Nikki Haley are.

@jameschristensen1861

4 жыл бұрын

nico olsen

The historical story of Teddy Roosevelt with a love for the middle class and the working person of America. He new what farmers offered to work and loved the land. He was a true man with a "Nobel Peace Prize" that supported his love for life, fishing, hunting, and outdoor sportsmanship, and a passion for ethics and the "Cardinal Rule" for all people. God Bless America and the story of a marvelous man and a loving Theodore Roosevelt. He was a marvelous family man and servant-leader as a President of the United Sates. T. J. (Thomas) Vanderloop, Author, Consultant, & Sportsman/Technology-Instructor

@taroman7100

5 жыл бұрын

You can see how much the Republican party has evolved. he would be considered at best a conservative Demo today.

@johnstewart2981

4 жыл бұрын

Jacques Guerrier Well nobody in the Republican Party likes Roosevelt in the beginning. Same goes for democrats obviously.

@jeffschlarb4965

3 жыл бұрын

@@taroman7100 JFK would be a Republican.... JFK proposed the first modern Supply side tax cut, which was implemented by LBJ after he was killed. He cut the rate on 1%'ers BY 21%!! Yes, 21%! And tax revenue increased in both 1965 and 1966! Unemployment dropped significantly in both 1965 and 1966. So when a modern Democrat "claims" it doesn't work, Tell them to Google "Revenue Act" of 1964! Then you can check how MANY Recessions the US had DURING the high tax Era that Progressives seem obsessed with! Between 1948 - 1961 (13 years) the US had FOUR different Recessions! AFTER JFK's supply side tax cut?? A minor one in 1968, but strong Recession free growth until 1973, WHEN OPEC created a Recession by cutting off our Oil!

A man who truly loved his country, and done his best to preserve it for future generations, including us. Rip.

What beautiful tribute to an extraordinary man!

My grandfather is Lee Roger's. He is sitting at TR right hand, in the photo with the famous photo with Rough Riders Troop I.

@thomash4950

3 жыл бұрын

Gina Lopez his daughter is your mother? That’s awesome

@jacobkim3690

3 жыл бұрын

Damn y’all got these cool grandpas when mine died from eating too much 😔👊

“Get action, be sane.” Theodore Roosevelt

This program features Hamilton Fish III, who lived to age 102. He was one of the most significant congressman of the 20th century.

Both Roosevelts are American treasures. During hard times nothing matters more than great leadership.

@frankpaya690

Жыл бұрын

How do you square what Franklin Roosevelt did to Japanese Americans?

I live in Maine and as a native Mainer it was an honor to once have had TR in our woods. This state of Maine is still to this day the most forested state in the United States.

@TheBatugan77

4 жыл бұрын

Beautiful to drive through. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

@frankpaya690

Жыл бұрын

I think Montana is

@HoodrichShinobi

Жыл бұрын

@@frankpaya690 you can "think" all you want. The data is available. Maine is the most forested state

@willnobles4700

6 ай бұрын

Would love to see Maine someday. My wife went as a kid and goes on about it to this day.

@yougonnaeatthat9889

5 ай бұрын

​@@HoodrichShinobiMaine has the highest percentage based on land area at 88% but Alaska has the most acres of forest. The facts are there if you look 😂

He was definitely one of the best presidents ever.

@4gegtyreeyuyeddffvyt

3 жыл бұрын

He was a capitalist pig!!!!

@Bill-uo6cm

3 жыл бұрын

@@4gegtyreeyuyeddffvyt That's what people who can't compete always say about people who can.

@mountainman8436

3 жыл бұрын

@@4gegtyreeyuyeddffvyt lol how did you type this message? iPhone? MacBook? Or was it Samsung? Shut the fuck up and go back to Reddit

@mountainman8436

3 жыл бұрын

@@Bill-uo6cm Exactly my man. This guy probably makes 13$ and hour and has no actual ambition for his life or real morals so he just bitches on KZread videos about real men who would kill him in 5 seconds. What a pathetic little boy 🤠 I’m sure his ancestors are proud lol.

@jerrywayne3467

3 жыл бұрын

@@4gegtyreeyuyeddffvyt stfu bitch if you only knew the half.

we need a man like t.r. right now...someone bold enough not to give a whit about conventional political formality but still patriotic enough to lead the way fearlessly...and God knows he loved the land and life therein...cudos for a great video...a rare thing

@DeanTX

7 жыл бұрын

His name is Donald J Trump

@kathleencarington7938

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you iamlost2...I agree wholheartedly

@DeanTX

7 жыл бұрын

+iamlost2 building a hotel next to the grand canyon and a barrier to open borders are very different things. As he said in his annual message to Congress as President in 1905, "We cannot have too much immigration of the right sort and we should have none whatsoever of the wrong sort....The prime need is to keep out all immigrants who will not make good citizens. The laws now existing for the exclusion of undesirable immigrants should be strengthened, Adequate means should be adopted, enforced by sufficient penalties, to compel steamship companies engaged in the passenger business to observe in good faith the law which forbids them to encourage or solicit immigration to the United States." His views did not change over the course of his career. As early as 1888, he said in a speech in New York City, "I wish Congress would revise our laws about immigration. Paupers and assisted immigrants of all kinds should be kept out; so should every variety of Anarchists....We must soon try to prevent too many laborers coming here and underselling our own workmen in the labor market; a good round head tax on each immigrant, together with a rigid examination into his character would work well." As President, he restated these principles in his 1901 annual message to Congress, "All persons should be excluded who are below a certain standard of economic fitness to enter our industrial field as competitors with American labor. There should be proper proof of personal capacity to earn an American living and enough money to ensure a decent start under American conditions. This would stop the influx of cheap labor." He did not share the desire of liberals (and many business leaders) to import poverty and breed a new proletariat. In the same speech, he continued to urge that "we should aim to exclude absolutely not only all persons who are known to be believers in anarchist principles or members of anarchist societies; but also all persons who are of a low moral tendency or of unsavory reputation." TR thus opposed policies that would undermine living standards or support radicalism.

@imabusker5413

7 жыл бұрын

kathleen carington Theodore Roosevelt is the kind of leader that comes upon the scene once .... Not once in a lifetime, not once in a century, not once in a generation .....there will never be another leader as great as Teddy Roosevelt, ... Those days are behind us now, never to be lived again.

@MrDonkeyslobber

7 жыл бұрын

4 shit, 4 fake

I wished we have him for president today he's one of my dad's favorites

@mathieutyler00

3 жыл бұрын

F*ck him.. he was a racist.

@anom3778

3 жыл бұрын

@@mathieutyler00 doesn't matter that was the norm. Native Americans were vicious to other tribes and even to their own kin. Doesn't mean we can't learn from them or admire them for their other traits. One day you will be considered as a savage. But you will never do anything worthwhile for anyone to care about you anyway right?

@boomer6611

2 жыл бұрын

@@anom3778 That was a smoking comment! Well said.

@samiral-hajeed917

2 жыл бұрын

@@mathieutyler00 good

According to Edmund Morris’ biography of Roosevelt, it was the assassination of James Garfield (not Lincoln) that inspired a generation of honest young men into politics.

@yougonnaeatthat9889

5 ай бұрын

Biographers have their own slant on things, maybe read Roosevelt's own words if you want the truth.

One of my heroes. He did many good things for America. Thanks for sharing.

This is, as I recall, the ONLY Documentary I've EVER SEEN where relatively immediat DIRECT DESCENDANTS have participated so fully in the telling of said Presidential - or other American "noteworthy" - in a documentary, of which I've enjoyed quite a number). What a treat! 😄 Thank you to the two Roosevelts! 👈😄 It's nice to here them directly, even when telling the story as it's oft been told by others. 👈😉 I just wish they'd shared more personal details and anecdotes; potential insights into the "private" life of TR. It'd be fabulous if other important, (particularly American), people's descendants, spouses, parents, and siblings would participate in other historical and biographical documentaries. I fear the current gotchya soundbite 24/7 breathless "Breaking 'News'" social wannabe UNculture will prevent most from being willing to risk doing so. It's NOT SUPPOSE to BE RISKY to do a show like this; it is all too often now. 😔😩😫😩😔

All those who unfairly judge this man do not have an ounce of the character he possessed.

@that4channel417

Жыл бұрын

Here here! I am a leftist-libertarian and i think he was a fantastic leader. Very honest and possessed bravery, love for his neighbor and real fighter for the working and middle class.

Man, that ending made me start crying hard, dude. Here was a man who understood how important it was to leave behind a world for the future. He knew America was something much larger than himself. Really wish we had that kind of person leading us now.

@harlowjademermaid1882

3 жыл бұрын

well said, my friend. If I was a time traveler, and ran into him - I would be embarrassed to look him in the eye, and admit that I am american, mainly bc of how we've turned out. Sad, indeed.

“Likewise for the whole country he was worried that urbanization industrialization would make people soft both physically and mentally and also morally” TR would be beyond disappointed with my generation to be honest

@lawsonone6015

4 жыл бұрын

Are you a millennial?

@kevinDMC12

4 жыл бұрын

he was damn right

@SpitFactsAndThenDontReply

3 жыл бұрын

Your generation? Try every generation since the beginning of industrialized society

@Jelly-hq7ug

3 жыл бұрын

@whesley hynes 🤦🏿‍♀️

@alanaadams7440

3 жыл бұрын

Wonder what he would think of mellinials?

nice to hear remarks from his family..Tweed & TR4..

Read Roosevelt’s The Winning of the West. He was an outstanding writer.

... What a GREAT man T R was !!!

@christinabeach7557

2 жыл бұрын

Yep

You can't fully appreciate Teddy Roosevelt until you've read his books. Two of which are Hunting Stories of a Ranchman and The Wilderness Hunter. Great reflection on the times and a waning era. Without those experiences, he could not have been the President that he was.

@michaelweizer7794

4 жыл бұрын

Teddy Roosevelt was one of my favorite Presidents of all time as well,Did anyone know that one of Teddy Roosevelt's best friends was one Owen Wister The great western author who wrote the great western novel the Virginian,

@yougonnaeatthat9889

5 ай бұрын

Through the Brazilian Wilderness gave insight into his evolution after being president. He did a lot of reflecting in that book. They can be tough to read since he wrote in Olde English and sometimes very technical. In Africa he was testing the new at the time 30-06 for the military on various dangerous game animals. His insights on hippos are rather comical 😂

TR an original! Wow, what a wonderful human being! Next time back East to visit the International Boxing Hall of Fame Inductions in June 2017, I plan to visit his home! Thank you for this post on You Tube!

@cctrans29

6 жыл бұрын

Fred B. BLOCK In Canastota,NY.

Bravo old boy - well done!

Excellent documentary, loved it.

Theodore Roosevelt was probably the best president we ever had.

@tomsylvester8089

3 жыл бұрын

Matt L and they want to take the statue down

@sangheilientertainment5157

3 жыл бұрын

Matt L both roosevelt’s are the best presidents we’ve had

@yourroyalhighness7662

3 жыл бұрын

1. Lincoln 2. Washington, TR, FDR...in any order you wish. The four greatest presidents...at least in my opinion.

@waldemarsilas6675

3 жыл бұрын

1 Lincoln 2 Trump 3 TR ... 45 Nixon

@yourroyalhighness7662

3 жыл бұрын

1. Lincoln 2. Washington 3. FDR 4. TR 5. ? Jefferson maybe The WORST would be: 1. Trump 2-5 Take your pick

I believe he flew with one of the Wright brothers in Dayton, circling the field.

He was the right man for the right job at the right time God bless him

@sabinmckinnie3678

4 жыл бұрын

Right and we have President Trump for the same reason. Obummer was too.

Very good program, thank you 😊 rip teddy and thank you to 🙏

Roosevelt paid out of his own pocket to raise the rough riders, he was rejected for regular service in the army. This was a time that the states still excepted volunteer regiments like during the civil war.

"Last chance to become a boy"......that truly strikes-a-chord! Thank you TR! 👍

Great video of a great man!

Excellent

Teddy, personally recruited the roughs and toughs out of society, to educate, train, organize and guide the first American Volunteer Army.....he called the Rough Riders. A collection of Blacks, Irish, gamblers, bounty hunters, Indians and other marginal men. They were trained at Fort Sam Houston to fight on horseback. Soon to be deployed to the tropics of Guantanamo Bay. My 17 yr old Irish grandfather was one of his leaders. Teddy thought my namesake was 21 yrs old. Teddy was the champion for and of all. He was a true conservationist. Remember too, his first supper guest at the WH, was Booker T. Washington. Professor Washington soon became his fast friend and advisor. Teddy, along with his followers, my grandfather included hunted mountain lion in northern Colorado. He literally bagged a monster. This President gave my immigrant grandfather and namesake a chance in life. He was a remains a hero to all. And yes, I have all of the paperwork. FYI....he hunted lions in Meeker, CO. I still hunt there to this day.

we have two primeministers in the last 200 years who come close to roosevelt .wellington who was a great soldier but average primeminister.churchill was a cavalryman and saw a great deal of action in the khyber pass omdurman and then the boer war as a reporter.after being sacked from the cabinet in ww1 he went up in my estimation for becoming a colonel in a front line fighting regiment.of course them ww2 made him our greatest primeminister. i think like roosevelt seeing action made a difference.he has another similarity to teddy his uncle moreton frewitt was a very big rancher in wyoming part of the cheyenne club at the time of the johnson county war.

He was the most beloved president, and probably, the strongest. He loved the outdoors and set aside land for national parks. One of best presidents we've ever had

Well, my grandfather, an Irish tough from New Orleans, at age 17 yrs old, accepted an invitation from Teddy to train to become a Rough Rider. Tommy accepted, Teddy thought he was 21 yrs old. Together they ventured to Cuba. Both caught Yellow fever. In later life, that virus compromised both of their lives. My grandfather’s Irish immigrant family were sharecroppers in Dublin, GA. So I am sure they had some interesting conversations. These tough characters had much MOXIE. I have it too, and live highly engaged in nature, very remotely in a forest in West Michigan. Great content and share! I carry on the engagement with nature in the Rockies. Teddy once harvested the State of CO record. I believe my namesake was part of that entourage. I venture there for each September. And yes, I have all of the Rough Rider documents. It is wasn’t for Teddy , my mother’s family would have never evolved. Interesting, Teddy must have taught my Irish tough grandfather how to court classy ladies . Tommy ended up with one of Harry Truman’s classmates, since her father, a transplant from Dublin, IR., was one of the Founding Fathers of Kansas City, MO. They all lived in Independence, MO. One room schoolhouse dynamics.....lol! So part of Teddy mentoring this Irish tough, made him a sergeant and launched him into life. Giant steps for a teenager working the docks in New Orleans and boxing in bars. Tommy and Teddy most likely connected at the Menger bar, with Tommy there to fight....he walked away with validation, training and a job.....and a superstar willing to guide his passions. Hero’s like Teddy no longer exist. 👋👍🎯⛄️😷🇺🇸🍀💉

Roosevelt was a true American cowboy so proud , best president ever

It's finally time to pay it forward.

Teddy Roosevelt is everything that Vladamir Putin pretends to be with all those photo ops.

@arcata6612

7 жыл бұрын

Putin is an Amazing leader though. Just like Theodore Roosevelt.

@imabusker5413

7 жыл бұрын

Putin is a liar, a conniver, behind the scenes murder, and a very dangerous man in all regards, now for the bad aspects of vladimir putin .....

@arcata6612

7 жыл бұрын

Baron Von Grijffenbourg Putin is the best world leader we currently have. America would be soo much better if we had a man like Putin in office

@josephlalis4706

7 жыл бұрын

Scrack Arcata I don't know if Putin was ever awarded the order of Lenin when he was a KGB agent for the Soviet Union, but I do know Teddy Roosevelt was awarded the American Medal of Honor. He's the only American POTUS to have done so. He was also shot once at the beginning of a speech he gave, he only went for medical care after he was done speaking. I'm bias though, he's my favorite US POTUS. He also cared very much for the people he served in all aspects of his life, and always thought of his men first while in the military. He was the greatest 20th century US leader, but I think it's a great thing for every person in every country to have a love for a past, or present leader. It helps to build a love for your nation and a love for trying to make it a better place for all your fellow citizens.

@DGMUSICisGOOD

5 жыл бұрын

@@arcata6612 It has been established that Putin steals 1/3 of each dollar made from natural resources of Russia to himself and his friends. Thats horrific. Imagine 1/3 of every export dollar of US going to a private person.

Since this video they have introduced wolves into Yellowstone and it has been a resounding success for the environment.You can check it out on youtube.

@3360274

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, they are like the coyotes we have here in the rural south. I've lost three cats and one dog. Don't go out my door without something to protect myself with. Only reason I haven't hung one upside down in a tree is cause I haven't had a clear shot at one yet. I've been out in my small forest at night in the attempt to bag one. They are a menace and will take down a human if given the chance.

@MrPh30

3 жыл бұрын

@@3360274 That is the rewilding scenario ,subsitute farmers ,rural land usage with predators and a sort of pagan worship of the predators. Over here in Scandinavia its close to a child being attacked by the wolf hybrids ,so sadly not in the vision of Roosevelt they think up here in conservation tems yet.

Superb

My favorite President. And probably the best we've had.

@bobanderson3881

4 жыл бұрын

After Trump imo.

@hentashisatoshi3868

3 жыл бұрын

@@bobanderson3881 Ha sure if you like all of those beautiful parks and the forestry department being defunded by the cheetoh himself. Which has already happened. Tell me how this is a good president? Also the wall still isn't built after 4 years. Just the prototype lol

@chaosXP3RT

3 жыл бұрын

@@bobanderson3881 Trump and Teddy Roosevelt are the most opposite people you could find

@jeffschlarb4965

3 жыл бұрын

@@hentashisatoshi3868 Still waiting for OBAMA to close GITMO?? But it was a Obama campaign promise Twice right?

Excellent, better than the History Channel! Wish I could have seen TR in his time and shook his hand. God Bless TR and God be with him in eternity! Theodore Roosevelt is resting from his labors done for humanity and God.

Good Doc

Theodore Roosevelt is the quintessential cowboy and hero of which young American boys dream.

What was and is the Roosevelt’s influence and impacts on Oyster Bay and the surrounding communities, ie Glen Cove.

Very good documentary! TR was certainly a man of action. Actually, you can learned a good deal about TR in the novel "A BLAZING GILDED AGE" where he comes to life.

Very moving doc. Thanks for posting. TR is man desperately needed in our modern times. Compare this Republican to the 21st century republicans. "Preservation of our natural resources." Try that out on a neocon.

@steveperreira5850

3 жыл бұрын

Dear old Fan: I have been a capitalist and Republican leaning for most of my life, to this day, but my one chagrin is the lack of respect for nature amongst main stream Republicans. But still I vote for them because I don’t wanna be a goddamn socialist pawn.

@jeffschlarb4965

3 жыл бұрын

I laugh at that, when I drive by the local mountains littered with ugly Man-made Windmills pushed by the Modern Left! Doing a great job killing off the last of the California Condors...

God don't make men like Theodore Roosevelt anymore today in 2020

@marianosanchez3970

5 жыл бұрын

Arriving at the top of the hill, Theodore Roosevelt - Medal of Honor of the United States Congress and future North American president - "fired at the retreating Spaniards, seeing one fall and, although he was not sure if he had killed him, He boasted: 'I killed a Spaniard with my own hand like a hare. "The fact remains that 700 Spaniards had withstood the US attack of some 15,000 men on the hill of San Juan (Cuba) for 11 hours and that they lacked of the fearsome Maxim machine guns, Roosevelt arrived, moreover, when the Buffalo Soldiers - African-American military - had won the hill and there were only machine-gunned bodies, however, in Hollywood productions such as Rough Riders (1997) or Night in the Museum (2006). ), Roosevelt is described as a hero who liberates oppressed peoples and deserves a distinction.

@backwoodspiper3033

4 жыл бұрын

I have to say TR was a man's man. And he deserves respect for being present for the battle at San Juan Hill. Although as stated, the actual event is far from the Hollywood depections. My biggest gripe about the affair is the photo of Roosevelt and the Rough Riders on the hill....it was cropped to cut out most of the buffalo soldiers. I'm a white southern conservative but no racist. Give credit where credit is due. The buffalo soldiers were very instrumental in winning that battle

@idontgiveafaboutyou

4 жыл бұрын

Don't blame God, blame the culture

@flimsyrather4163

3 жыл бұрын

God don't make men they make themselves.

This guy was one of the only dozen genuinely good leaders in all of history.

@oohweeoohwee9222

3 жыл бұрын

He back stabbed and faked his way to the top.

@adamhicks24

3 жыл бұрын

@@oohweeoohwee9222 how

We need more presidents like him !

@Endgame707

Жыл бұрын

He was European

@alexcika9906

Жыл бұрын

@@Endgame707 lol who was ?

@Endgame707

Жыл бұрын

@@alexcika9906 Theodore Roosevelt he was born in Europe in the uk in June 1442 he was an immoral wizard a fact ignored by Americans

My great-great uncle Charles Nelson Herreid who was the fourth governor of South Dakota was good friends with Theodore Roosevelt

I have always loved this president who is definitely one-of-a-kind even before he was president and the creation of the national park system we can thanks him for. Remember that every time you go into a national park we must take care of it I know a few of us here live in National Park system He never took no for an answer

Teddy Roosevelt and Franklin were two very accomplished politicians. Teddy being a staunch Republican and Franklin was a Democrat. I'm glad Teddy went after the Robber barrons and successfully busted up several huge monopolies. Standard oil being one notable. Franklin was effective helping navigate our country through the effects of the Depression. The measures Franklin took to improve the economy was phenomenal. Franklin helped in multiple ways but one that stands out was his public works programs. Creating jobs by making improvements with highway's , canals and many other building projects made a huge difference. Franklin was very effective with communication. His fireside chats using the radio to keep the public informed of his efforts and successful accomplishments were eagerly welcomed by the citizens.

I love you Mr Roosevelt you were gone before I was born but I read everything about you and peace in heaven I'll be there one of these days, we can walk and talk all day God bless 📿🕊️🕊️🕊️🫂🦚

Teddy was a man of principle and integrity. We need a few guys like him in office nowadays. 👍🗳🇺🇸

What a truly amazing man; I have admired T.R. for years.

His book, The Strenous Life is a book every Millennial and post Millenial NEEDS TO READ! It rounds out the top 10 of books that matter to me...

@Ronbo710

4 жыл бұрын

Sad to say they're too wrapped up in their Communist Utopian dream and too stupid to realize the Berlin wall was meant to keep people IN not OUT.

Very nice

Beautiful

What a great man, an example to us all

Very interesting 📖

Wow!

Thank You, KSPS, for righting several "wrongs"...And may God Bless The Late (GREAT) Dr. John Gable...a friend & mentor to the descendants of the next 2 generations of John Byrne(s) "Jack" Kelly's.

Im watching this cuz bonus points in Boyd. #BlessSherri

Was the Long Island Rail Road station and destination of OysterBay due to TR?

Just Awesome!! 🇺🇸

Roosevelt was a man ahead of his time. Had great insight!

Good lord Young Teddy is an absolute unit

Imagine one of America's two prominent parties rallying together to trash this man's legacy.. Imagine..

@acreepykiwi6788

3 жыл бұрын

If only it was just the imagination ):

@mcmac1185

3 жыл бұрын

Sick

I love this man

i love the narrator

Outstanding. Thank you for sharing. Need decent content here on KZread to rally all the idiotic drivel.

@DGMUSICisGOOD

5 жыл бұрын

it seems we're losing.

This should say he was a Republican, and so he supported the Union. The Civil War was not a war between the North and South, as is so often misstated, but it was a war between Republican (Union) states and the Democrat states that wanted to leave the Union.

President Teddy Roosevelt's legacy of anti-corruption remains of critical importance to this day. It seems very peculiar that President Teddy Roosevelt's wife and mother died on the same day within mere hours of one another. Considering that Roosevelt stood against organized crime and public corruption as an elected official in New York, would it be an interesting case study to exhume the graves and verify the causes of death, and would such an endeavor, irrespective of the forensic outcome, inherently align with Roosevelt's legacy as a law enforcement officer?

@NicholasWingComposer

2 жыл бұрын

As Tweed Roosevelt states in the above documentary, Teddy Roosevelt's first wife and mother died on Valentine's Day. What is the statistical probability of this occurring? Is there any significant association of that calendar date with mafia retaliations?

Tr was a paradox always balancing interests of growth with public interest and preservation .

good video

고마워요.

My favorite U.S. President

@lindadimira4395

4 жыл бұрын

Trump right?

@omen7046

3 жыл бұрын

Linda Dimira No

Never knew his mama was from Georgia. Interesting.

@3360274

3 жыл бұрын

I didn't either. I found this interesting as well. Lots of good people in Georgia, always has been.

@kinglouie5

3 жыл бұрын

I’m guessing you live there

A GREAT MAN ,, WISHING FOR MORE LIKE HIM IN AMERICA AND THE WORLD 🌎🙏

How many of the 155 acres are part of the National Site in Oyster Bay? Who ended up with Parcels of these acres, when and why?

as i recall he went home in a yacht leaving soldiers sick and abandoned in cuba and florida including my ancestor

Anyone interested in the Spanish American War, there’s an organization called the Sons of Spanish American War Veterans. There are two membership options, hereditary, for those who have family ties to the war, and associate, for those who are just interested in the history.

Which child of TR’s is this Grandson descended from? Thank you for this well done, well rounded presentation.

@marcsonnenberg623

4 жыл бұрын

This is the Great Grandson of President Roosevelt. First was Pres. TR, then TR II, TR III, this is TR IV, and yes there is a TR V.

I thank God for this man and his far seeing conservation efforts nearly every day. I cherish our public lands, forests, and natural wonders more than I can express. American fundamental ideals brought me half way to loving this country (especially when I was able to see them set next to many other nations') but the land took my heart fully. I don't hunt, but I support Roosevelt's vision of hunting. I fail to understand the moral opposition to conservative minded hunting. Animals in the wild don't die very humane deaths. They become prey, their teeth go and they starve, they freeze to death, it's terrible. A humane shot through the lung or heart is far quicker and humane.

I presently live in the Kootenai Valley...north of Libby, along the Canadian border.....TR's hunting grounds .

Action packed life

Madora has a great musical outdoor production smells like sage and freedom

I know. "Speak softly and carry a big schmeckle.

What changes did TR’s arrival to Oyster Bay make? Who were TR’s Oyster Bay neighbors, friends,influencers etc.