 We're at the Miller High Life Theater in downtown Milwaukee, formerly known as the Milwaukee Auditorium. Considering all that we've been through in the past day, it's pretty interesting. In 1912, President Teddy Roosevelt gave a speech here after he was shot by saloon keeper John Schrank. Roosevelt was coming out of his hotel a short way from here, and the bullet was actually slowed by a steel eyeglass case and a copy of Roosevelt's speech over his heart in his breast pocket.