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In a side arbucarticle that the Washington Post report on the fiscal cliff this morning. Heres an article from Washington Times now this is from politico. A situation that was in the paper couple weeks ago. Looks li finally, before we go to phone calls, this article from the daily caller again, that is reported in the daily caller. We begin with a call from diane in julian, california, on our democratic line. Caller good morning, peter. My prediction came true, reelecting a president. Women agai...

I thought i would become a lawyer or work for the government. I was really attracted to the idea of being a professor. At the university of chicago, theres a lot of energy and intellectual excitement. People are engaged in the world, and seeing their liveliness and ambition got to me. When did you meet president obama . In the early 1990s. He was a harvard graduate and interested in joining the faculty in some capacity. He was a very impressive young lawyer. How close did you get to know him . W...

The chance to do good in that office i had known about it for many years is just phenomenal. You left and went to harvard. I went back to harvard in 2012. When did you leave the university of chicago, and how long were you there . I was there for a short time before i went to the government. My formative period really was at the university of chicago. Where did you grow up and what did your parents do . Are they still with us . Sad to say, they are not still with us. They are still in my heart. ...

Government. I was really attracted to the idea of being a professor. At the university of chicago, theres a lot of energy and intellectual excitement. People are engaged in the world and seeing their liveliness and ambition got to me. When did you meet president obama . In the early 1990s. Graduate andard interested in joining the faculty in some capacity. He wasy impressive a very impressive young lawyer. How close did you get to know him . We were friends and colleagues. We had a cordial and f...

Glamorous. Parties saw were the and the greeting people. I have got to tell you, i have never worked harder in my life. Nancy reagan was Ronald Reagans fiercest protector. She was active in key staff decisions and in campaigning. She had a signature white house issue with her just say no campaign. Welcome to first ladies influence and image. Let me introduce our two guests. Judith woodruff is the coanchor of cbsnews hour. She coproduced a documentary about the first lady. Thank you for being wit...

Thank you for your support. And to the kids for just saying no. My hope is that the women of the future will feel truly free to follow whatever i think they thought that the white house was so glamorous, and that what you did was so glamorous, and your life was so glamorous. All they saw were the parties and the greeting people. I have got to tell you, i have never worked harder in my life. Nancy reagan was Ronald Reagans fiercest protector. She was active in key staff decisions and in campaigni...

The military aircraft from the air force 2 get to locations are they had to go up the sites for ambush. That is what was recognized by aid officials in Foreign Service officers of the state department who began to see the value to link up the military and civilian that is my oppression. Impression. I saw with cambodia they had their act together. They were all starving. There was no rice. 80 percent of the crop was lost and a small group could not be more then 30 or 40 kept these people live eff...

Booktv. Work. In this week Public Affairs Virtual Event we bring you a conversation with the Washington Post National Politics columnist who is joining us in conversation for her brandnew book the tramp of nancy reagan in addition to working at the Washington Post she has worked at Time Magazine of the Los Angeles Times in the recipient of many awards including the prize for excellence and recording as four years ago by Simon Schuster to write the prior gravy it is being published tomorrow on ap...

Karen tumulty, in addition to the washington post, shes worked at Time Magazine and Los Angeles Times and recipient of many awards, including the prize for excellence in political reporting. Asked four years ago by Simon Schuster to write this biography, the book is finally published tomorrow. April 12th, 2021. And the book draws on interviews with reagan cabinet members, friends and family members and shares how she became one of the most influential first ladies of the first sentry. We invite ...

Recording as four years ago by Simon Schuster to write the prior gravy it is being published tomorrow on april 13, 2021. They call nancy reagan a luminous and exhausted biography which chronicles the private life of influence of nancy reagan, the book draws on interviews with cabinet members, friends and family members and she became one of the most influential first ladies of the century. We invite you to join our Virtual Program joined in conversation by Reagan Foundation Institute Board of tr...