With the life of roosevelt. He is a medical doctor. Hes boardcertified neurologist and practiced for many years, current president at the Neurological Association of new jersey. Also a member of the new jersey state board of medical examiners and former resident at the society. Hes also an avid magazine collector and whas written about his experience and it waspublished in conjunction with the exhibit which i remember clearly. His book fdr unmasked 73 years of medical coverups that rewrote history is now available and we would like to welcome him to the podium today. Good morning. We a brief excerpt from chapter 12. Weather in washington dc on the morning of march 4 1933 fdrs first Inauguration Day is frigid and gloomy ,matching the countrys mood. Americans were facing a future certain only in its likeness. Bank failures and foreclosures with farms and homes were on the rise. New York Stock Exchange had just suspended trading. Acquiescing to tradition Herbert Hoover road with his succe
Greetings from the National Archives flagship building in washington dc which sits on the Ancestral Lands other than a coach tank peoples. Im david ferrio archivist of the United States and its my pleasure to welcome you to this forum examining the life and legacy of Eleanor Roosevelt few individuals had as dramatic effect on 20th century history both in this country and abroad than mrs roosevelt and we were proud to partner with the Franklin Roosevelt president ial library and the Concord Museum on this evenings discussion. No scholar knows more about our subject tonight and has spent more time examining her papers, then elita black the editor emeritus of the Eleanor Roosevelt papers project and former Research Professor of history and International Affairs at george, washington university. Professor black is recognized as a leading expert on Eleanor Roosevelt and the universal declaration of human rights and is ridden and edited to 10 books as well as a variety of articles on women p
here. text me, you got my number. let s do it. deal. deal. have a great show pete. sean thanks great show as always appreciate it. as sean mentioned i m pete hegseth in for laura ingraham tonight and this is a special edition of the ingraham angle. it is official, the trump show has returned to the big apple. the former president touched down in new york city late in the 3:00 hour today and then, with every news chopper in new york city on the scene, was whisked away in more than a dozen car motorcade presidential motorcade you might say to trump tower in midtown manhattan. upon arriving there was one quick shot of trump arriving to in the building gave a wave to supporters outside and went to his residents in the penthouse. trump tire is where we find our own nate. nate what is the latest? what can you tell us? pete right now things are pretty quiet here, the former president has not left the pep house since arriving just after 4:00 p.m. east 56th street the side
to start? i d like to get in on the action here. text me. you got my number. let s do it. deal . all right. have a great shilpi. sean, thanks. great show, as always. appreciate it. and sean mentioned on pete hegseth in for laura ingraham tonight. and this is a special addition of the ingraham angle. it is official. the trump show has returned to the big apple, the former president touched down in new york city late in the three o clock hour today. and then with every news chopper in new york city on the scene, was whisked away in more than a dozen car motorcade, presidential motorcade, you might say, to trump tower in midtown manhattan. upon arriving, there was one quick shot of trump entering the building. he gave a wave to supporters outside, then went up to his residence, the penthouse, trump tower is where we find our only boy, nate. what is the latest? what can you tell us ? right now? things are pretty quiet here. the former president has not left the penthous
senior vice president for broadcasting and new media at the museum. he was a founding partner at the university of maryland s future of informational alliance and a pioneer in interactive digital media prior to his work at the museum. sparrow is a emmy award-winning television producer. he started his television career at kpix in san francisco and i saw we ve got some folks from california, so we ll have to let us know if they they know your work paul from california and that are you with this fall? i m here. yes. thank you patrick for having me here to them. i m really pleased to be part of this series. i them in their fantastic. terrific we re delighted to have you before we let you jump in. i have to ask. how are you doing? how s the staff doing with the with the pandemic and everything? well, as you know, the national archives has taken a very conservative approach and staff health and safety has been the number one priority. so we ve been closed to the public since march