If you could meet anyone in history, who would it be and why?

The historical figure I’d most like to meet is Theodore Roosevelt. One of the most fascinating and admirable men in American history, he overcame a debilitating childhood illness to lead a life of which most people could only dream. A dedicated public servant, he was a state legislator, the New York City Police Commissioner, New York State governor, Assistant Secretary of the Navy, Vice President, and President, in addition to serving in the Spanish-American War and receiving the Medal of Honor. His love of the outdoors and desire to lead the “strenuous life” only add to his mystique. His accomplishments and facets of his legacy are too many and formidable to list here, but needless to say his contributions to our national and cultural heritage and his larger-than-life character make him a true American icon.

Alexander the Great was a genius and combined all if the eastern knowledge into a huge library until the Mongols burned it to the ground. He had. A brilliant tactical mind and was an inspirational leader.

I honestly can not pick one.marcus aurelius, Jesus, Barabus, any lying bastard who knows the truth

If I could meet anyone in history I think I would like to talk with it’s between Elves Presley and Abram Lincoln. Elvis was just great singer and I heard he was a real nice guy. My Dad had a country and western band for over 20 yrs so I can appreciate good music Elvis did to. Now President Lincoln was a down to earth person common sense guy. We’re missing that now a days but they say things are going to get better. Yea I saw a Unicorn in my back yard yesterday

I would like to meet the greatest person prophet Muhammad peace over him because all the blessings of meeting him are alot

Lots to choose from. Hard choice, but I pick Christopher Columbus, whom I consider to be the greatest explorer ever.

Amelia Earhart, so I might learn if she was lost and crashed on an island , or if she was intentionally trying to disappear.

Albert Einstein. I would love to pick his brain and ask him many questions.

John Quincy Adams... I would want to find out his thoughts about making the Smithsonian, and also his thoughts about defending the slaves on the Amistad in an era where his anti slavery views were frowned upon by the southern democrats.

Adolfe Menjou (actor) Adolph Rupp (coach) Adolph Hitler (dictator)
and, get ready, Adolph 'Sonny'' Jorgensen (QB)