Person behind the desk in the oval office. Franklin roosevelt said its a place of moral leadership. We have to be in a position but as a country and Global Community where we believe what the president says. Where you have some innate confidence that things are in fairly good hands and i think for a lot of people that level of confidence started low and its gotten to be almost non existent. Charlie we conclude with the payer of louisville, kentucky greg fischer. If you cant be authentic and the person you are what good is it holding the office. These offices are honors to hold. If you ever forget that you ought to leave. Our job is to lift people up and provide aspirations for people to be better and to put in the plans and structures and processes to do that. But thats the job of us to lead to make our cities, country and state a better place we do that together. Charlie and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and Information Services worldwide. Captioning sponsored by Rose Co
Person behind the desk in the oval office. Franklin roosevelt said its a place of moral leadership. We have to be in a position but as a country and Global Community where we believe what the president says. Where you have some innate confidence that things are in fairly good hands and i think for a lot of people that level of confidence started low and its gotten to be almost non existent. Charlie we conclude with the payer of louisville, kentucky greg fischer. If you cant be authentic and the person you are what good is it holding the office. These offices are honors to hold. If you ever forget that you ought to leave. Our job is to lift people up and provide aspirations for people to be better and to put in the plans and structures and processes to do that. But thats the job of us to lead to make our cities, country and state a better place we do that together. Charlie and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and Information Services worldwide. Captioning sponsored by Rose Co
Person behind the desk in the oval office. Franklin roosevelt said its a place of moral leadership. We have to be in a position but as a country and Global Community where we believe what the president says. Where you have some innate confidence that things are in fairly good hands and i think for a lot of people that level of confidence started low and its gotten to be almost non existent. Charlie we conclude with the payer of louisville, kentucky greg fischer. If you cant be authentic and the person you are what good is it holding the office. These offices are honors to hold. If you ever forget that you ought to leave. Our job is to lift people up and provide aspirations for people to be better and to put in the plans and structures and processes to do that. But thats the job of us to lead to make our cities, country and state a better place we do that together. Charlie and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and Information Services worldwide. Captioning sponsored by Rose Co
American figures. I speak of Andrew Oshaughnessy, from the university of virginia, where he is also director of the international jefferson studies enter at the Thomas Jefferson foundation. Center at the Thomas Jefferson foundation. We are truly honored to have them here this evening. He is the winner of innumerable prices. Prizeorge Washington Book , and an award from the society of military history, among other book honors. He has the he is the author andold world, new world also the man who lost america, American Revolution, british revolution, and the empire. , because of myd job title, who i think was the best president. I am also asked who is the most ambitious, talented, influential, and even most interesting president. Now, i never know how to answer that except to say, probably jefferson hit all bars, the answer to all of those, which is why i am particularly pleased to have a man here tonight who can tell us exactly what why jefferson was just that. Nfluential, interesting so
Aaron burr. This is an hourlong event. And now, let me turn to why you are here this evening, which is not to discuss the 1968 election or gas crisis of the 1970s, but rather the 1800 election with Thomas Jefferson, and to hear from a man who has been arguably one of the leading scholars of that most fascinating president of american figures. I speak of Andrew Oshaughnessy, from the university of virginia, where he is also director of the international jefferson studies center at the Thomas Jefferson foundation. We are truly honored to have them here this evening. He is the winner of innumerable prices. The George Washington book prize, and an award from the society of military history, among other book honors. He is the author of old world, new world and also the man who lost America American revolution, british revolution, and the empire. I am often asked, because of my job title, who i think was the best president. I am also asked who is the most ambitious, talented, influential, an