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Get togethers? >> you know what i mean? so i like that one. should that alligator get eaten? >> no, he didn't. oh, no, he didn't. they're just like, scream at sc himdgine like, nudging bull he's like, out of the frame. but it's great because it's in south africa and the narrator can'it'st stop cursing. so it's a fun video.to it happened to me. and it's not. it's nonvioleng fut. yeah. all right, tyrus, you're up. >> go i've got another part of my family zoo, zoomy awesome panther, chamelee these are some of the crazy colors. and i get them all fror m my god buddy, a friend, chameleons. and that...

Been a leader. and we think of t.r. as this great leader. but it was really that experience during the war that showed him what it meant to persuade people to do something they otherwise didn't want to do. all of these qualities of leadership that come out very soon afterward, when he became governor of new york and then vice president and president. you know, what he would make of the republican party today, i mean, one of the things that i think is also fascinating about this time is that there are a lot of similarities between then and now. both immigration, rewriting the face of the countr...

Similarities today. i think, you know, all the technology and everything aside, i think so many of the politics and the questions we have today are resonant with the things he grappled with at the time. >> so the spanish american war is really the period that dawn's america's reluctant embrace of empire. and it was very disconcerting for the political experience in america, which has in its dna such an anti-colonial nature to it. do you get the sense that t.r. had the understanding of the moral hazards associated with empire at this point? >> i think that he was like a lot of people caught una...

>> so, was it t.r.'s experience in that war that turned him into the interventionist that he would be for the rest of his life? >> i think it sharpened his thinking. a lot of his writing in the 1890s was sort of -- you know, he was on that track, but it was very kind of all over the place, really not very formulated. and i think that that experience in war helped him really narrow and focus that thinking. >> he was a man out of time, though. again, you talked about the united states being anti-military, anti-interventionist. what was it in t.r.'s background that set him apart from other leader...