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Abigail adams hung her laundry in this room. brian: she was not too thrilled when she got here. >> no, this was her laundry room for a little bit. the room was finally finished as a formal reception room in 1829 for president jackson. brian: now this is the story most kids know from school. washington is burning, white house is on fire, dolly madison so what does she say? >> she says the frame of this painting needs to be broken in the painting is rolled up and taken away from the white house. a...

Sorry to rush you. we are out of time. brian kilmeades great show "what made america great" coming up next. come back next sunday when the next revolution will be televised. ♪ brian: it took eight years to build in 14 years later it was burned to the ground it has been gutted to its studs. and now over 230 years old it stands as one of most powerful homes in the world today. im talking about the white house, 1600 pennsylvania avenue. ♪ brian: ladies and gentlemen, not only can we look back a...

Sorry to rush you. we are out of time. brian kilmeades great show "what made america great" coming up next. come back next sunday when the next revolution will be televised. ♪ brian: it took eight years to build in 14 years later it was burned to the ground it has been gutted to its studs. and now over 230 years old it stands as one of most powerful homes in the world today. im talking about the white house, 1600 pennsylvania avenue. ♪ brian: ladies and gentlemen, not only can we look back a...

And it is the only original piece that remains from that collection here today. ♪ brian: so interesting because dolly madison was the first lady and jefferson was a widow when he became president and she did her own politics. >> exactly. brian: even today when you see this in the back room, this is the room president trump used and present obama. >> today is mostly used for press conferences, bill signings as well as award ceremonies and things like that. other large events. brian: for example...

We are out of time. brian kilmeades great show "what made america great" coming up next. come back next sunday when the next revolution will be televised. ♪ brian: it took eight years to build in 14 years later it was burned to the ground it has been gutted to its studs. and now over 230 years old it stands as one of most powerful homes in the world today. im talking about the white house, 1600 pennsylvania avenue. ♪ brian: ladies and gentlemen, not only can we look back at the past but we w...

Clinton and you say they happen to look fast. >> honestly theres no rhyme or reason why they were put there. brian: holiday, the marine bay would be right here. >> exactly, one of the most special elements working in the white house. brian: in modern history it would be 911 and flight 93 was destined to the white house but it wasnt the first time this house was under attack. >> war of 1812, 1814, british invaded washington dc and the madisons fled washington and 1817 the house was rebuilt. brian...

President was the public audience room. as you see there is not that much furniture in here. that is so there could be large events hosted in the space. concerts, weddings, funerals. brian: some of the funerals include? >> president lincoln, his body lay in state here. brian: think about these walls, soldiers wounded in battle to rehabilitate in order to get back into the battle spirit yes, they use this for nursing at one time. brian: they would knock on the door and then you could get an audie...

>> lets do it. ♪ brian: tim, im looking around and saying this is a four-year but what do you call it? >> the entrance hall. brian: because? brian: an entry -- the history behind it? >> the original architecture of the house but what you really see today is the 1952 reconstruction. brian: a couple things come to my mind and line of vision, that staircase. >> absolutely. the staircase leads up directly into the president and first lady and designed by present to himself because it had a dramati...

Plus 130 felt we go inside? >> lets do it. ♪ brian: tim, im looking around and saying this is a four-year but what do you call it? >> the entrance hall. brian: because? brian: an entry -- the history behind it? >> the original architecture of the house but what you really see today is the 1952 reconstruction. brian: a couple things come to my mind and line of vision, that staircase. >> absolutely. the staircase leads up directly into the president and first lady and designed by present to hims...

Piece that remains from that collection here today. ♪ brian: so interesting because dolly madison was the first lady and jefferson was a widow when he became president and she did her own politics. >> exactly. brian: even today when you see this in the back room, this is the room president trump used and present obama. >> today is mostly used for press conferences, bill signings as well as award ceremonies and things like that. other large events. brian: for example, when president obama annou...