Fuming Tirade - Part 2: Resurrecting Roosevelt

I was originally planning on uploading this video on May 1st, but the best laid plans of mice and men as they say. Any combat vet will tell you that a good plan must always be adaptable to changing situations and environments.

This is a dramatic reading of my favorite speech by my favorite President, Theodore Roosevelt, titled "The Danger." It was originally delivered on Labor Day, 1903, in Syracuse New York. I'm reading it from the only book it was ever published in, "The Meaning of Modern Life" which was originally published in 1907 & that was the only year that book was published. I came across an original copy for $1.00 in a used bookstore that was going out of business.

This speech has not been heard by human ears in 116 years as it was never recorded or filmed.

You can download a free PDF copy of the book I'm reading from at the Library of Archives website at:

https://archive.org/download/meaningmodernli00horngoog/meaningmodernli00horngoog.pdf

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