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Teddy Roosevelt, Presidential Libraries, and Making Fargo Safer

The long-awaited Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library is set to open over the Fourth of July weekend, with President Trump confirming he'll attend on July 1st. Scott and his guests contrast that milestone with the troubled state of the Obama Presidential Library, which continues to face controversy. The conversation then shifts to the algae bloom plaguing the National Mall's reflecting pool, with President Trump pointing blame at Leftist mismanagement. History professor Michael Patrick Cullinane from Dickinson State University — where the TR Library dream was born — joins the show to share the vision behind the project and its journey to reality. The episode wraps up with Fargo's new Police Chief outlining bold steps to reduce crime and make the city safer for residents.

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Obama Presidential Library controversy
Fargo Police Chief
Scott Hennen
What's on Your Mind
presidential libraries
National Mall algae bloom
Dickinson State University
Wahpeton North Dakota
Fargo public safety

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