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He wants as much executive power as possible and the U.S. the top global player.

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Alice Roosevelt, eldest daughter of President Theodore Roosevelt, married Nicholas Longworth III, the congressman from Cincinnati, on Feb. 17, 1906.

Alice spent decades in the spotlight, but she never appeared on U.S. television until her 1969 interview on "60 Minutes." She also sat down with "60 Minutes" in 1974.

Then there was Alice Roosevelt Longworth—the strong-willed, sharp-tongued daughter of President Theodore Roosevelt and the wife of Nicholas Longworth, speaker of the House.

As the 2024 election nears, "60 Minutes: A Second Look" turned to the archives for a look at Alice Roosevelt Longworth, a former first daughter who captivated America for decades.