It takes more than that to kill a Bull Moose! On October 14, 1912, Theodore Roosevelt survived an assassination attempt and went on to deliver a 50-minute speech with a bullet lodged in his chest. Join us as we explore this remarkable moment in American history, from John Schranks delusional motivation to Roosevelts incredible resilience during his unprecedented third-term campaign. Discover how Roosevelts steel glasses case and 50-page speech literally saved his life, and how he continued bleeding through his shirt while addressing the crowd. Learn about the bizarre ghostly visions that drove Schrank to stalk and shoot the former president, and how Roosevelts legendary toughness cemented his place in American folklore despite his eventual election loss.
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