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510200, coventry direct redefining insurance the cnn present hello everyone. thanks for joining me. >> i'm alison camera radha in for fredricka whitfield debate week starts today we are four days away from the cnn presidential they, between president biden and former president trump. >> thursday night's showdown is the first of the 2024 race. >> it has the potential to shake up a race that has been deadlocked in the polls for months. and the two candidates are preparing for this high-stakes event in very different ways president biden hunkering down at camp david all weekend, reporte...

>> thank you for coming. >> fortunes above $50 million. you make it that big, pitch in two cents so everyone else has a chance to make it. >> a lot of it is old-fashioned retail politics. we are doing the policy releases. people here want to get to know you, what you are about. happy to talk to you. >> she is freaking out. >> as his vice president, it is my great honor to add his name to the new hampshire republican primary ballot today because we need america to give us four more years. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> dr. lara brown, that is a glimpse of the 2020 primary process. a pro...

monday, three time governor of new york thomas dewey. the contenders, this week at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. ♪ susan: historian harold holzer, we were talking that this was book number 54 for you, "presidents vs. the press." tell me about its thesis. harold: i wanted to explore the relationship between chief executives and the journalists who have covered them, praise them, cap their secrets, and generally antagonized them. i wanted to trace the origins of the relationships we see on our television screens almost every day. and i also wanted to do it as a follow-up to a book i p...

executives and the journalists who have covered them, praised them, kept their secrets, and exposed their secrets, and generally antagonized them. i wanted to trace the origins of the relationships we see on our television screens almost every day. and i also wanted to do it as a follow-up to a book i put out five years ago about lincoln and the press, and see how it all fit in as a possible continuum of difficult relations, strained relations between the president and the press from the beginning. susan: how did you select which presidents were included? harold: i dreamed of doing e...

Here we are, finally at the end, where were going to focus on memory for our last class. Theres no better event in United States history to talk about how powerful contending memories of something that happened in the past can be. Theres simply nothing remotely equal to it i think in the civil war, passions get up quickly when people remember the civil war, and then watching that in charlottesville in the last year and a half in the debates over the equestrian statue of r. E. Lee. Well talk at the end when i get to the war today about some of the resonances of the war in our current american s...