“don’t hit a man if you can possibly avoid it, but if you do hit a man put him to sleep” The fact that this was written by a future president just makes it 10x better and somehow exemplifies everything I love about Teddy Roosevelt
I loved hearing his words. I was so glad to see his great grandson on here. TR was a real man, conservationsit, soldier and a man of principle. God bless you Theodore.
I bought a letter he wrote when corresponding with the engineers building the Panama canal that was written the same day as my birthday. His grandson authenticated it and was a pleasure to meet him in person. I've tried to buy a doctor's tool kit he took to Africa but it keeps escaping my grasp when it occasionally comes up for auction. I do have a folding knife he designed and had Remington Arms manufacture. It was sold through Ambercrombie Fitch Bros. from 1902-1916 They were renowned outfitters for worldwide excursions long before they became a popular clothing brand.
Sixteen thousand views of a documentary that should be required in the school systems. It’s sad that most UA-cam users to this platform for granted and value entertainment over education. If more people watched docs and read biographies, the world would be much different. We would be advanced far beyond the normal swing of advancement through the periods of time.
Truly an amazing American and to this day, he is revered as the 5th greatest President in our Republic's history. Thank you for this very good and defining documentary of this true American patriot...
Well, I think Biden gives him a run for his money in terms of sheer integrity and concern for the well-being of the American people. OK not really BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAA
Hmm, I don’t think he was quite honest. He was not above backstabbing an enemy. There is a lot of stories that may be true, a few men died mysteriously….
Dang, great info. ! My namesake, grandfather was a Sargent @age 17 yrs old in the Rough Riders. I have all of his enrollment paperwork plus a photo of him with Teddy. A robust history.
My great-great uncle Charles Nelson Herreid who was the fourth governor of South Dakota was invited by Theodore Roosevelt to visit the white house days after McKinley was assassinated. This was the beginning of a great friendship!!
Even though I am just a naive Aussie from Down Under - From everything that I have studied about this great man I must agree and say that he was indeed the greatest of all U.S presidents..👍 Cheers. ⚓🎣
His Rough Riders where the Mountain Men. Primarily Irish/ Scotia. Who view our Turtle Island Brother’s and Sister’s as Family. Fighting to defeat the Vatican London and the DC Geritacracy Corptacracies that have run out of neurons . Davos is a Delusional Kazarian. Non Semite claiming Judaism to abound the Christian& Muslim Philosophy. That the Weak should not be leading the Strong in Ethical Values Norm’s & Mores. By buying off the deceived public. The True “ Meak” are not inheriting this civilization. I/ We are taken it back through our Indigenous culture’s of the America’s to Stand as one non territorial system. The Fed IMF WHO IBS the IRS and the Kazarian Banksters practicing usury and indoctrination of our subverted history. Have Collapsed. The America’s are uniting as one continent with many independent indigenous Culture. Wonderful Topic. I read John Muir’s Biography Bibliography of writings. The Son of a Scottish Preacher a Naturalist had a big impact upon T R & the Rough Riders Concept. Park our. Lands. For the time has arrived when the Independent Sovereign State of DC would step into the abyss. The People would be required to return to our Agro Tech System utilizing our Citizen Owned Lands. To Retrofit and ReBoot. Once the Banksters were exposed. It starts with location location location. Shine Bright thy Fellow Citizen’s of the America’s North & South. MWM
What a wonderful. Documentary of an exceptionally great American Wish there were more men like him in positions of power today Thank you for posting this video
@@americafirst1282 How utterly ridiculous. The comparison between T. Roosevelt and that orange bag of meat ends at "they were both from wealthy New York families". That draft dodging clown is not fit to wipe Teddy Roosevelt's boots. While Teddy Roosevelt was driven by the idea of noblesse oblige, that other one wouldn't even know how to spell it, and has never put anyone besides himself "first".
@@americafirst1282 you may need to do a bit more research and it’s a pretty big assumption that you know who me as an individual voted for as well as what news station I watch, if any.
Thank god, a serious review and Bio of TR. Glad to see it. So much 'bio' material is just junk, jokes, and salacious. Teddy was one of kind. A lot of bravado yes, but quite the incredible life. "Bully"
He may have been someone who "wanted what he wanted" but he did with conviction of what he knew was right for the country. Even though he was a republican, he knew that America is the common man, not the wealthy man. I admire him. He spoke well even in a time when that was more common than now, he was a great speaker. He was rash, but still a very good man. We could use more of that now.
@@AaronHahnStudios Well what type of life do you live to troll the comment section looking for grammar errors? That's the most pathetic thing I have encountered in a while.
Thought-provoking short film. Roosevelt found an honest, helpful way to get along with people. Obviously, he did not win people's trust by his lies. In order for someone to create something lasting on this earth, he needs a noble spirit from above. Some are granted, some are not. This is also a gift of God's grace. This is also a gift from God, who never changes.
“Told them the way he felt NOT what they wanted to hear.” Politicians and even you and me should stand tall and speak out and say what is in our heart but that takes courage in todays world so the question is do we have the courage to right the wrong?🙏
A legendary man. I wouldn’t say I’d agree with his political prescriptions, me being pretty Libertarian, but he as a man was a persona I try to emulate myself.
very good documentary. i moved here to ND east of bismarck back in sept 22. i just spent the weekend with my wife at the rough rider hotel in Medora ND for valentines day, which is crazy knowing now that he lost his wife on valentines day. Beautiful little town right at the bottom of big butte at the entrance of TR national park. definitely recommend visiting ND for anyone who has not. i am originally from Western NC, but moved here from northeast Nevada. im somewhat of a traveler myself i suppose.
I volunteered in the park the summer of 1982. Spent a month at the south park and a week at the north park. Mainly rebuilding trails and installed a foot bridge. Gerard Butler was the ranger for the North Park at the time. Amazing individual to meet and taught me how to knap arrowheads.
Ain't that the truth I've had the pleasure of living in Jamestown,valley city and dazey ND and working through the winter and also spent some years in northern Minnesota and the winters are not for the faint hearted
That cowboy suit in the first picture was tailor- made at Brooks Brothers in NYC. They laughed at him in the Badlands before he earned their respect. TR was the real deal.
In my opinion, Mr. ROOSEVELT is not only a fascinating human being with an almost supernatural and unbelievable legacy. But next to George Washington, the best president America has or will see in our lifetime. One of only a few Presidents who's decisions as a President still today are visually evident. Who knows what our land would look like without him.
So glad to hear an intellectual state the fact that (true) hunters are also more often conservationists… the First to care about the survival of the species they hunt.
I believe that, our thoughts are affected by what we see around us. For instance, in a far-seeing country, we are influenced to both see - and think - further out. In a near-seeing environment, we may well not be influenced to think further ahead than where we can see. It isn’t absolute, but an influence that is there. I also think there are similar influences of what we see, upon what we think. Courtesy of Half Vast Flying
You can learn quite a bit in a year ranching.. not much has changed as far as branding cattle in the last 150 years.. I can imagine how rough it would have been for sure.😩
I'd take some of the documentaries and books about him with a grain of salt, although this one is pretty good. If your really into TR you need to read the books he himself wrote to get a true sense of the man. Historians like to embellish a little to capture the audience.
Was that a steel sports watch on an 'Oyster' style bracelet I just spotted? (13:36) Hmmm... Not sure they had released the 'Sub' when Teddy was out 'bagging' his buffalo!
The greatest POTUS ever. I learned a lot about TR by living 4 miles from his Long Island home, Sagamore Hill. Read his biography written by Edmund Morris. I wish he was around today to really make America great again!
Roosevelt passed through Crawford, Nebraska, where Walter Reed was stationed at Fort Robinson. Teddy was second in command to Reed in the Spanish-American war. Walter Reed went on to confirm the mode of transmission of yellow fever, and develop means to prevent it.
I'm sorry but watching this just makes me realize how gated and jaded people are now. It seems that today's measurements of a man would be laughable at the measure of men of yesteryear.
There are exceptions. For example modern day law enforcement such as the U.S. Border Patrol, State Troopers, and city police such as L.A.P.D., Las Vegas PD, an many others around the country as well as Special Forces, Navy SEALS and much more. Yes sir, there are many “men” who still carry that name well.
You didn't do the reason for Roosevelt's departure from the East much justice. Roosevelt was absolutely gutted by the death of his first wife, Alice. It was so painful that when he wrote his bio. he flat left her out. He went to the Dakotas to heal up. Otherwise, you did beautiful work.
@@dardalion3199 dinking causes a man to lose his senses and his money! May not be the exact quote but darn close been awhile since the last time I read his books.
This video was excellent but made a serious mistake. Roosevelt was NOT physically challenged when he came out west, except for his eyesight. He was on the Harvard boxing team for Christ sake, and had a great amateur record. That fact should have been mentioned, especially when talking about the fight he had with the Montana bar bully. He was in great shape during his Harvard years and quite muscular, especially in the chest area which saved his life as President when he was shot by an assassin. The bullet never made it through his chest muscle!!
It's not just there it's also a very serious problem in the states. It is just the way UA-cam works. It's just big tech doing what they do best and that is censoring people's opinions and ideas.
Pure jealousy that the people who created the platform will never be remembered like Theodore Roosevelt. It is also copyright issues which is just disgusting to act out and censor a great documentary of a tremendous president.
What a crock. Teddy may have loved it. But, he came from New York State Dutch nobility, like his cousin Franklin. The real cowboy's life was tough, and poor. Teddy's life was privileged and rich. He played at it. He dabbled in it. But, he was no cowboy.
I guess you never had a dream. People identify with certain groups or others they have never been raised around, but nonetheless they gravitate towards them it’s called spirit and personality. Why does he have to “live that life” in order to qualify? Dream buster
@@craigkdillon, how many cowboy autobiographies have you read? I can't seem to find any, that were actual cowboys, not outlaws. You probably wouldn't give credit to Louis L'Amour as he was a writer as well as many others things. Belle Star came from a well to do southern home.
FDR was a distant cousin to Teddy Roosevelt and was a Bolshevik and ranks right up there with the worst of americas president's bidone, Clinton and Obama
I dated a girl like Roosevelt only it was with farming. Born rich and farming and living a certain kind of homestead lifestyle was a rebellion to her and an escape. It always felt like a mask or " try hard" to me. People are aloud to live any life they want dont get me wrong....but it always felt forced or like a mask she wanted not what she really was. But we are what we repeatedly do so. It just seemed like Roosevelt was always trying to be something....instead of just being it. Still a big fan.....just i call this personality type "Try Hard".
Sean or Shawn, Administration of doing right on a big scale, as we've seen here, comes from top notch education. The young woman grew out in nature much more than I in n. Ohio, yet there's levels we all deal with. I admire Mr. Roosevelt's anti-big business monopoly and anti-centralism trust-busting, and Nature both he and the girl you dated are better off.
No, congress founded the first National Park with the creation of Yellowstone in 1872. Public land owned by the government dated back to the Jackson Administration with Hot Springs, Arkansas though. Woodrow Wilson created the National Park Service in 1916. What Roosevelt did do is set aside lots of National Monuments, Forests, and a few parks.
52:06ff What are the other, mundane accounts of Roosevelt succeeding to "disarm the desperado at gunpoint" Clay Jenkinson remarks on being numerous? This documentary is interesting in establishing itself as an unreliable narrative that winks at the less legendary truth of Roosevelt's life by emphasizing his poor marksmanship and commenting on his tall telling of life adventures but ultimately presents a story of the Rough Rider president as folktale as much as biography.
WONDERFUL VIDEO OF HISTORY, BUT JUST TOO BAD THAT YOUNG PEOPLE DO NOT VIEW THESE HISTORIC DOCS TO LEARN ABOUT AMER HISTORY - SO MANY OF THEM DO NOT LEARN MUCH IN OUR PC SCHOOLS RUN BY THE TEACHER'S UNIONS.
Hollywood could not make an accurate movie about TR in 2023. His life and chareacter and attitude would be too offensive to them. They would have to rewrite him to be a sissy that apologizes for being a real man, as they do best.
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“don’t hit a man if you can possibly avoid it, but if you do hit a man put him to sleep”
The fact that this was written by a future president just makes it 10x better and somehow exemplifies everything I love about Teddy Roosevelt
Lies again? Kranji Horses Bus 170
@@NazriB what?
Same! Such an awesome quote. We need more Teddy's. Trump channeled his inner Teddy with his reaction to getting shot.
I loved hearing his words. I was so glad to see his great grandson on here. TR was a real man, conservationsit, soldier and a man of principle. God bless you Theodore.
I bought a letter he wrote when corresponding with the engineers building the Panama canal that was written the same day as my birthday. His grandson authenticated it and was a pleasure to meet him in person. I've tried to buy a doctor's tool kit he took to Africa but it keeps escaping my grasp when it occasionally comes up for auction. I do have a folding knife he designed and had Remington Arms manufacture. It was sold through Ambercrombie Fitch Bros. from 1902-1916 They were renowned outfitters for worldwide excursions long before they became a popular clothing brand.
@@yougonnaeatthat9889 Awesome info! Thank you!
@@yougonnaeatthat9889 Wow! So cool!!!!
@@yougonnaeatthat9889 HAve you felt any power emanating from the letter /objects?
Sixteen thousand views of a documentary that should be required in the school systems. It’s sad that most UA-cam users to this platform for granted and value entertainment over education. If more people watched docs and read biographies, the world would be much different. We would be advanced far beyond the normal swing of advancement through the periods of time.
It's 37k of us nerds now. We are rising
62k, still climbing
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Truly an amazing American and to this day, he is revered as the 5th greatest President in our Republic's history. Thank you for this very good and defining documentary of this true American patriot...
A most interesting man,lived his life with gusto I've studied Roosevelt extensively,this one of the best documentaries I've saw.
The greatest president of all! Never be a more honest man of heart and character, in the white house.
Well, I think Biden gives him a run for his money in terms of sheer integrity and concern for the well-being of the American people.
OK not really BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAA
I was thinking today how amazing America could be with more empathetic presidents like teddy
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One of the greatest!!
Hmm, I don’t think he was quite honest. He was not above backstabbing an enemy. There is a lot of stories that may be true, a few men died mysteriously….
My Grandfather was a Roughrider and was from Missouri Valley, Iowa. I'm now adding this to my bucket list.
Mom had a Philly uncle that rode with him,I thrill to the connection
You have a point, how is everything going with you?
So was my namesake, grandfather. A Sargent @ age 17 yrs old!
Dang, great info. ! My namesake, grandfather was a Sargent @age 17 yrs old in the Rough Riders. I have all of his enrollment paperwork plus a photo of him with Teddy. A robust history.
I thought I had long watched all the TR documentaries but this gem escaped me. Thanks for the upload.
what is your favorite?
My great-great uncle Charles Nelson Herreid who was the fourth governor of South Dakota was invited by Theodore Roosevelt to visit the white house days after McKinley was assassinated. This was the beginning of a great friendship!!
Even though I am just a naive Aussie from Down Under - From everything that I have studied about this great man I must agree and say that he was indeed the greatest of all U.S presidents..👍 Cheers. ⚓🎣
You may be right, I can't tell. though Jefferson was great too, and Lincoln.
Fascinating individual beyond comprehension. One of my favorite statesman and President.
"These are the best specimens of American manhood" - Teddy talking about his rough riders.
His Rough Riders where the Mountain Men. Primarily Irish/ Scotia. Who view our Turtle Island Brother’s and Sister’s as Family. Fighting to defeat the Vatican London and the DC Geritacracy Corptacracies that have run out of neurons . Davos is a Delusional Kazarian. Non Semite claiming Judaism to abound the Christian& Muslim Philosophy. That the Weak should not be leading the Strong in Ethical Values Norm’s & Mores. By buying off the deceived public. The True “ Meak” are not inheriting this civilization. I/ We are taken it back through our Indigenous culture’s of the America’s to Stand as one non territorial system. The Fed IMF WHO IBS the IRS and the Kazarian Banksters practicing usury and indoctrination of our subverted history. Have Collapsed. The America’s are uniting as one continent with many independent indigenous Culture. Wonderful Topic. I read John Muir’s Biography Bibliography of writings. The Son of a Scottish Preacher a Naturalist had a big impact upon T R & the Rough Riders Concept. Park our. Lands. For the time has arrived when the Independent Sovereign State of DC would step into the abyss. The People would be required to return to our Agro Tech System utilizing our Citizen Owned Lands. To Retrofit and ReBoot. Once the Banksters were exposed. It starts with location location location. Shine Bright thy Fellow Citizen’s of the America’s North & South.
MWM
What a wonderful. Documentary of an exceptionally great American
Wish there were more men like him in positions of power today
Thank you for posting this video
To have a president like this again would be simply amazing!
We did have a president like him, but you all turned him down and kicked him in the ass because CNN and MSNBC told you to
@@americafirst1282 How utterly ridiculous. The comparison between T. Roosevelt and that orange bag of meat ends at "they were both from wealthy New York families". That draft dodging clown is not fit to wipe Teddy Roosevelt's boots. While Teddy Roosevelt was driven by the idea of noblesse oblige, that other one wouldn't even know how to spell it, and has never put anyone besides himself "first".
@@americafirst1282 you may need to do a bit more research and it’s a pretty big assumption that you know who me as an individual voted for as well as what news station I watch, if any.
@@ChrisSmith-yl3vd you have a right to be brainwashed, personally I would rather die than be a sheep
@@americafirst1282 you have absolutely no idea what your talking about.
I can’t help but think TR loved the country and the openness. Imagine the heartbreak and bewilderment on the Indigenous People
I’m TR fanatic & that has got to be one of the best documentaries on him I’ve ever seen
A truly inspiring American Man.
✝️🇺🇸
Deeelighted! What a Bully presentation!
TR has always been one of my American heroes. Honesty, courage and real concern for the American citizenry is what every POTUS should have.
Thank god, a serious review and Bio of TR. Glad to see it. So much 'bio' material is just junk, jokes, and salacious. Teddy was one of kind. A lot of bravado yes, but quite the incredible life. "Bully"
Defined what it would be to be considered a true “American”
One of a kind. Great bloke
You have a point, how is everything going with you?
He may have been someone who "wanted what he wanted" but he did with conviction of what he knew was right for the country. Even though he was a republican, he knew that America is the common man, not the wealthy man. I admire him. He spoke well even in a time when that was more common than now, he was a great speaker. He was rash, but still a very good man. We could use more of that now.
Absolutely great production.. we need to love are president like we loved and continue to love this one
The three dots to the right hand side of your comment allows you to fix that grammar problem you've got, no offence, just saying.
@@AaronHahnStudios Well what type of life do you live to troll the comment section looking for grammar errors? That's the most pathetic thing I have encountered in a while.
@@mr.k6136 Thank you for clicking on my channel, every view helps.
How did we loose those pure thoughts as an American people???!!! 👀👀
I am very thankful for this upload
Thank you most kindly for a recap of Theodore Roosevelt.
Really enjoyed this, named my Thoroughbred, "Teddy" after him. 😉🤗🖖🙆♀️🙅♀️
Thought-provoking short film. Roosevelt found an honest, helpful way to get along with people. Obviously, he did not win people's trust by his lies. In order for someone to create something lasting on this earth, he needs a noble spirit from above. Some are granted, some are not. This is also a gift of God's grace. This is also a gift from God, who never changes.
I find him to be one of the most personable and unique people whom I would love to have met! What a guy! What a time! What a fascinating life!
One of the best we ever had n
Beats Trump for sure lol
@@curtisharolson6643 trump was okay
@@curtisharolson6643 not by much!
@@curtisharolson6643 trump was the best president since Teddy Roosevelt.
“Told them the way he felt NOT what they wanted to hear.” Politicians and even you and me should stand tall and speak out and say what is in our heart but that takes courage in todays world so the question is do we have the courage to right the wrong?🙏
A legendary man. I wouldn’t say I’d agree with his political prescriptions, me being pretty Libertarian, but he as a man was a persona I try to emulate myself.
Wonderful..just Wonderful..
Gotta love this story. Together WeCan Seed what happens next. Good bless U.S.
very good documentary. i moved here to ND east of bismarck back in sept 22. i just spent the weekend with my wife at the rough rider hotel in Medora ND for valentines day, which is crazy knowing now that he lost his wife on valentines day. Beautiful little town right at the bottom of big butte at the entrance of TR national park. definitely recommend visiting ND for anyone who has not. i am originally from Western NC, but moved here from northeast Nevada. im somewhat of a traveler myself i suppose.
Great program
I own land and live north of Medora, ND
Beautiful country. Great springs summers and autumns; brutal winters.
I volunteered in the park the summer of 1982. Spent a month at the south park and a week at the north park. Mainly rebuilding trails and installed a foot bridge. Gerard Butler was the ranger for the North Park at the time. Amazing individual to meet and taught me how to knap arrowheads.
Ain't that the truth I've had the pleasure of living in Jamestown,valley city and dazey ND and working through the winter and also spent some years in northern Minnesota and the winters are not for the faint hearted
@@yougonnaeatthat9889 Awesome story. Lucky that you were able to experience that
Ol T R was and is a top G all day long!!! 👀💪💯🇺🇸😎
Very good great job. Very interesting. Thanks form Sc.
Fantastic documentary.
My hero. Thank you.
That cowboy suit in the first picture was tailor- made at Brooks Brothers in NYC. They laughed at him in the Badlands before he earned their respect. TR was the real deal.
In my opinion, Mr. ROOSEVELT is not only a fascinating human being with an almost supernatural and unbelievable legacy. But next to George Washington, the best president America has or will see in our lifetime. One of only a few Presidents who's decisions as a President still today are visually evident. Who knows what our land would look like without him.
This man is the example I follow
I learned alot thank you
Always interesting learning about President Theodore Roosevelt.
So glad to hear an intellectual state the fact that (true) hunters are also more often conservationists… the First to care about the survival of the species they hunt.
He respected the Constitution!
I believe that, our thoughts are affected by what we see around us. For instance, in a far-seeing country, we are influenced to both see - and think - further out. In a near-seeing environment, we may well not be influenced to think further ahead than where we can see. It isn’t absolute, but an influence that is there.
I also think there are similar influences of what we see, upon what we think.
Courtesy of Half Vast Flying
You can learn quite a bit in a year ranching.. not much has changed as far as branding cattle in the last 150 years.. I can imagine how rough it would have been for sure.😩
I've become obsessed with "TR", and fortunately there's a lot of material on YT to feed my obsession.
I'd take some of the documentaries and books about him with a grain of salt, although this one is pretty good. If your really into TR you need to read the books he himself wrote to get a true sense of the man. Historians like to embellish a little to capture the audience.
Was that a steel sports watch on an 'Oyster' style bracelet I just spotted? (13:36) Hmmm... Not sure they had released the 'Sub' when Teddy was out 'bagging' his buffalo!
Brilliant what a man ❤ fromuk
Teddy Roosevelt is one of my favorite presidents of all time and unlike a certain group of people these days he was a real Progressive!!!!
Has to be my favorite president of all time.
The greatest POTUS ever. I learned a lot about TR by living 4 miles from his Long Island home, Sagamore Hill. Read his biography written by Edmund Morris. I wish he was around today to really make America great again!
Roosevelt passed through Crawford, Nebraska, where Walter Reed was stationed at Fort Robinson. Teddy was second in command to Reed in the Spanish-American war.
Walter Reed went on to confirm the mode of transmission of yellow fever, and develop means to prevent it.
I was named after this man.
Amazing they hired a man with a lisp to do the narration. Enjoyed hearing "pubwish, pubwick..hahaha!!
We admire brining it back! Auslane/ Absolom
Is that Ron Swanson's voice I hear? around 10:30. I don't think so but very similar voice
I'm sorry but watching this just makes me realize how gated and jaded people are now. It seems that today's measurements of a man would be laughable at the measure of men of yesteryear.
There are exceptions. For example modern day law enforcement such as the U.S. Border Patrol, State Troopers, and city police such as L.A.P.D., Las Vegas PD, an many others around the country as well as Special Forces, Navy SEALS and much more. Yes sir, there are many “men” who still carry that name well.
Right you are! Millennials not only don't measure up, they're not even able to budge the needle on the scale.
Being a "Man" today is considered "toxic". Hence you have as leadership individuals such as Biden, Trudeau and Macron.
You didn't do the reason for Roosevelt's departure from the East
much justice. Roosevelt was absolutely gutted by the death of
his first wife, Alice. It was so painful that when he wrote his bio.
he flat left her out. He went to the Dakotas to heal up.
Otherwise, you did beautiful work.
I guess you missed all those parts. Ooopsy.
Badass!
I would do anything to leave the current times and live that life. Now I’m stuck with overpriced real estate and dudes that think they are ladies.
Dylan Mulvaney?
lol!
The bullmoose got shot in the chest for 1 hour went on to finish his speech and said it takes more than a bullet to stop a bull moose
Good job guys and girls
Teddy Roosevelt is my favorite president I would have loved to share a drink with this man
He was a teetotaler though
@@dardalion3199 meh
@@dardalion3199 dinking causes a man to lose his senses and his money!
May not be the exact quote but darn close been awhile since the last time I read his books.
@@yougonnaeatthat9889this is so true.
This video was excellent but made a serious mistake. Roosevelt was NOT physically challenged when he came out west, except for his eyesight. He was on the Harvard boxing team for Christ sake, and had a great amateur record. That fact should have been mentioned, especially when talking about the fight he had with the Montana bar bully. He was in great shape during his Harvard years and quite muscular, especially in the chest area which saved his life as President when he was shot by an assassin. The bullet never made it through his chest muscle!!
I think the speech he had in his pocket (which was several pages, I believe) and his eye glass case saved him too.
Far too many of your uploads are censored here in England, and I mean a large percentage of them, why is this please?
It's not just there it's also a very serious problem in the states. It is just the way UA-cam works. It's just big tech doing what they do best and that is censoring people's opinions and ideas.
@@mr.k6136 Indeed yes that is correct however its been allowed to evolve to this point as it began with far more altruism.
I'm also in England & noticed it more and more with some of the Vice content.
Pure jealousy that the people who created the platform will never be remembered like Theodore Roosevelt. It is also copyright issues which is just disgusting to act out and censor a great documentary of a tremendous president.
The EU doesn't want independent thinking
We need another T.R. in 2024.
The Spanish Vaquero is the foundation of the cowboy
Yea ide just smoke em frank back then!!! 👀💯🇺🇸💪😎
A personal hero of mine
GOOD please make one on Lincoln
Read a book you'll learn more
You have a point, how is everything going with you?
What a crock. Teddy may have loved it. But, he came from New York State Dutch nobility, like his cousin Franklin.
The real cowboy's life was tough, and poor.
Teddy's life was privileged and rich.
He played at it. He dabbled in it.
But, he was no cowboy.
I guess you never had a dream. People identify with certain groups or others they have never been raised around, but nonetheless they gravitate towards them it’s called spirit and personality. Why does he have to “live that life” in order to qualify? Dream buster
@@dr.a2160 It was fantasy. Not a dream.
Teddy was rich, from generations of money.
Cowboys were among the poorest of the poor.
Lots of cowboys came from "rich" families when they failed to succeed in the city life.
@@winnerscreed6767 Really?
Name one.
@@craigkdillon, how many cowboy autobiographies have you read? I can't seem to find any, that were actual cowboys, not outlaws. You probably wouldn't give credit to Louis L'Amour as he was a writer as well as many others things. Belle Star came from a well to do southern home.
A hero of mine.
I wish i could have been a cowboy on the frontier, those were the days and ill never get to see or live them so sad
You have a point, how is everything going with you?
TR, FDR, AND Eleanor Roosevelt were some of the Greatest First And Presidents Ever Lived. Now that's a FACT
FDR was a distant cousin to Teddy Roosevelt and was a Bolshevik and ranks right up there with the worst of americas president's bidone, Clinton and Obama
Do not lump TR with fdr, fdr was not so good if you look back see the cold war , brought about by wilson and fdr
The Greatest and LAST good President this country ever had
Don’t tell me about a three toed dinosaur 3 million years ago. I wanted to know about Teddy Roosevelt!
haha!!
I dated a girl like Roosevelt only it was with farming. Born rich and farming and living a certain kind of homestead lifestyle was a rebellion to her and an escape. It always felt like a mask or " try hard" to me. People are aloud to live any life they want dont get me wrong....but it always felt forced or like a mask she wanted not what she really was.
But we are what we repeatedly do so. It just seemed like Roosevelt was always trying to be something....instead of just being it. Still a big fan.....just i call this personality type "Try Hard".
Sean or Shawn, Administration of doing right on a big scale, as we've seen here, comes from top notch education. The young woman grew out in nature much
more than I in n. Ohio, yet there's levels we all deal with. I admire Mr. Roosevelt's
anti-big business monopoly and anti-centralism trust-busting, and Nature
both he and the girl you dated are better
off.
Didn’t T R start all of our national parks!!??👀👀 think he did!!
No, congress founded the first National Park with the creation of Yellowstone in 1872. Public land owned by the government dated back to the Jackson Administration with Hot Springs, Arkansas though.
Woodrow Wilson created the National Park Service in 1916.
What Roosevelt did do is set aside lots of National Monuments, Forests, and a few parks.
It's not conservation if a species is almost extinct.
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A man in the arena
52:06ff What are the other, mundane accounts of Roosevelt succeeding to "disarm the desperado at gunpoint" Clay Jenkinson remarks on being numerous? This documentary is interesting in establishing itself as an unreliable narrative that winks at the less legendary truth of Roosevelt's life by emphasizing his poor marksmanship and commenting on his tall telling of life adventures but ultimately presents a story of the Rough Rider president as folktale as much as biography.
WONDERFUL VIDEO OF HISTORY, BUT JUST TOO BAD THAT YOUNG PEOPLE DO NOT VIEW THESE HISTORIC DOCS TO LEARN ABOUT AMER HISTORY - SO MANY OF THEM DO NOT LEARN MUCH IN OUR PC SCHOOLS RUN BY THE TEACHER'S UNIONS.
The most middle sensible between democrat and republican this country will likely ever see
He was progressive for his time? He was cowboy bernie
He was an Egocentric Opportunist and Wannabe cowboy who killed Endangered Species for Sport and left his Daughter behind-True American Hero 🇺🇸
John Muir & TR Made a grand deal to secure our Lands for the Citizen’s. It’s time to reclaim our indigenous natural laws of the West! MWM
If Teddy was around for 9/11 he would definately be first in line to invade Afganistan
did he and his first daughter spend any time together?
218k now
When America was great
The scottish sounds like a mix of irish, indian and mexican
Worst accent ever
Teddy was my very favorite president.. All the others are weak
Teddy was are first British president
Hollywood could not make an accurate movie about TR in 2023. His life and chareacter and attitude would be too offensive to them. They would have to rewrite him to be a sissy that apologizes for being a real man, as they do best.