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conference. not so. .. pat buchanan was with him every step of the way. this book was launched last week. this is the pacific coast launch of it, the greatest comeback, how richard nixon broke the new majority, the silent majority and how he won the presidency. here is a man who spent every day with him strategizing, planning, creating, and he is the first and eyewitness to the magnificent brilliance of the 37president. cheese welcome pat buchanan. [applause] [applause] thank you very much, sandy. with that reception on might start looking at 2016. [applause] i always relished coming back here. this is the second time i have spoken in the east room of the nixon library and there are some magnificent memorable plays. i was going to mention to all the folks are served with a overs years, even going back four or five decades. i would like to single out one who was written with richard nixon for the campaign of 1960 before i was there. the campaign for governor in 62 befo
VietnamRepublic-ofArkansasUnited-statesAlabamaBrooklynNew-yorkChinaBeijingCaliforniaRussiaWashington remember him. truman had to bang big puzzles in his life. i said, you really have to write about some of those puzzles. it gives you something to work on, to work through. maybe other biographers, other readers do not know about the puzzles or even see them as puzzles, but you do, and that is how i chose truman and worked very hard on the puzzles which turned out to be very important for his career. it kept me very interested in it this man from the midwest. this man with a high school education who accidentally became president in momentous times in our lives. what are the puzzle s? they were the first was, this was a man who got into politics haven t failed in many businesses as a young man. the only way to get into politics in missouri was to be part of a machine. there were twi machines. he hooked up with the prendergast machine, which was in arguably the most corrupt and often vicious machine. i said to myself, how did this happen? how could he possibly work in thi
VietnamRepublic-ofTurkeyJackson-countyKansasUnited-statesChinaManhattanNew-yorkRussiaWashingtonDistrict-of-columbia i looked around for another president that i might enjoy working on for a few years, and i came upon truman, who i remember, i am old enough to remember him. truman had two big puzzles in his life. i said, you really have to write about some of those puzzles. it gives you something to work on, to work through. maybe other biographers, other readers do not know about the puzzles or even see them as puzzles, but you do, and that is how i chose truman and worked very hard on the puzzles which turned out to be very important for his career. it kept me very interested in it this man from the midwest. this man with a high school education who accidentally became president in momentous times in our lives. what are the puzzles? they were the first was, this was a man who got into politics having failed in many businesses as a young man. the only way to get into politics in missouri was to be part of a machine. there were two machines. he hooked up with the pendergast machine, w
VietnamRepublic-ofTurkeyJackson-countyKansasUnited-statesChinaManhattanNew-yorkRussiaWashingtonDistrict-of-columbia it is still a controversial story. i wanted to know more about it. it was a puzzle for me. that is why i chose truman. i am going to come back to mr. truman, but it is interesting that this is the first time you have ever been on television. i think most people have not been on television, a country of 320 million people, this is my first time. i know, being with you, i will enjoy it. the audience needs to know up front that you were married to a man that was on television a lot. yes, he was. my wonderful husband, who died three years ago, who wrote, i think, marvelous books and was a great teacher. he was the one on television. i was never on television. david herbert donald. a man with three first names. except herbert is a family name. his mother was a herbert. his mother loved her side of the family and he wanted to memorialize that side of the family. when he was given the name herbert it was never a first name. it was a family name. he never used it until ve
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