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[cheering] the demonstration may be a little hard to stop, here on the pudding, and man so incredible. [cheering] have to give a chance for those state banners to move back to their place. The aisles are narrow. The chanting is texas. Oley, oley. The delegates are still pacing the aisles. Hes waiting for them to get quiet. The delegates will take their places as quickly as they can and if you will just be quiet, you will have dick nixon. [cheering] mr. Chairman, delegates to this convention, my ...

Kissinger just rolls off the tongue. It is like lennon mccartney, nixonkissinger. At the time that would not have made any sense. It was a really unorthodox choice at the time. Nixon violated almost every rule in the book. The president should have a strong personal relationship with his security advisor. The National Security adviser, the textbook should say should be loyal to the president and party. What was very close to nelson rockefeller, nixons main rival. Third, given the jobs almost imp...

Period. Good question, curt. I guess were through. Tonight on cspan3s American History tv in primetime, the start of two weeks of our series the contenders. At the ran and lost but changed political history. Programs about henry clay lead off the series. Well show you a profile of the former House Speaker from kentucky known as the great compromiser in the early 19th century. Well also tour his ashland estate in lexington. Also, senator Mitch Mcconnell talks about the legacy of henry clay as a m...

Policy seems toe contradict any notion he sought to eliminate the weapons. Strategic forces received an increase in funding as he saw the to the modernize all three legs of ballistic bombers, missiles and submarines. To relaunch the b 1 program, to modernize existing bomber force, improve the trident missile. He will produced an additional 17,000 warheads by 1987, a significant increase over the plans of the carter administration. By 1985, u. S. Nuclear forces were more lethal and technically ad...

Anchor the demonstration might be a little hard to stop, because they are on the podium. This is the first time he has been here himself. How are you doing . The isles are so narrow. Aisles are so narrow. Anchor ole, ole. The delegates are still there. The delegates will take their places as quickly as they can, and if you will just be quiet, youre going to have dick nixon. Mr. Nixon mr. Chairman, delegates to this convention, my fellow americans. I have made many speeches in my finding the word...

And andy. He was one of the most important film directors in the late 1930s. Sunday night at 8 00 on the presidency, john meacham and ron about the process of writing a president ial biography. For our complete American History tv schedule, go to cspan. Com. Tv,ext on American History holocaust survivor julius menn describes his experiences growing up in poland and palestine to the 1930s and 1940s. 10yearold julius menn and his family were on extendedstay when the german army invaded in septembe...

Small number, high level of education for syrians. If we are reliant on erdogan to push it over the goal line, which i think we all are, he has a lot of other stuff on his mind at the moment. So i think a lot of these issues up and down the turkish bureaucracy, because of the centralized Decision Making that was already in place, will be pushed. So a lot of these things will lose importance as the country begins to deal with the fallout after last saturday. Maybe you can introduce yourself as we...

Washington already covering everything from energy to trade. He has a hard stop here because hes going to meet with the number two at the state department. But we thought wed focus on the nato summit which just took place in warsaw. So let me just open by asking you, mr. Foreign minister, based on bugull garys priorities, wh were the most important outcomes in warsaw. Thank you very much for the warm welcome. Apologies for the fact that we were late. And yes, youre ax absolutely right. Mentioned...

Holocaust museums firstperson series. It is just over an hour. Good morning and welcome come to the United States Holocaust Memorial museum. My name is bill benson, the host of firstperson. Thank you for joining us today. We are in our 17th year of the first person program. Our first person today is mr. Julius menn whom we shall meet shortly. This season of firstperson is made possible by the generation of the loos frequent Smith Foundation with additional funding from the arlene and Daniel Fish...

Was in the 80s. When a soviet Jewry Movement begins here in the United States. And the American Jewish Community Found itself in direct, direct defiance of the wishes of the Israeli Government that wanted the russians to go there. And the American Jewish community argued freedom of choice. On immigration. Of course once the russian jews arrive here in large numbers, they really dont want a lot to do with them and ill just end with an anecdote. I mentioned to my own synagogue board, maybe we shou...