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Extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice. >> the senator would take us with him often to various places around the capital. and he was sort of like the cutting edge of the bow of a ship. people would just sort of separate. and the capitol guards would nod and all but salute. it was fascinating. i just never knew about this world. so i went to georgetown. and briefly went into a law firm, and all the time i'm in the law firm i'm looking for a job on capitol hill. and found an opening at the house judiciary committee and got hired there. >> shortly after the inauguration of nixon, i went t...

People. he was a people person. i found him somewhat quiet, not overly rambunctious or impressive. he was an excellent student, and i was not, so we -- we got along real well. >> he introduced me to his father, and that would have a huge impact on my life. >> my father was senator barry goldwater, and he was a conservative and a leader in his party. >> i would remind you that extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice. >> the senator would take us with him often to various places around the capital, and he was sort of like the cutting edge of the bow of a ship and people would just sort of...

>> i would remind you that extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice. >> the senator would take us with him often to various places around the capital, and he was sort of like the cutting edge of the bow of a ship and people would just sort of separate and the capitol guards would nod and all but salute. it was fascinating. i just never knew about this world. so i went to georgetown and briefly went into a law firm and all the time i'm in the law firm, i'm looking for a job on capitol hill and found an opening at the house judiciary committee and got hired there. >> shortly after the inau...

Conservative and a leader in his party. >> i would remind you that extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice. >> the senator would take us with him often to various places around the capital, and he was sort of like the cutting edge of the bow of a ship and people would just sort of separate and the capitol guards would nod and all but salute. it was fascinating. i just never knew about this world. so i went to georgetown and briefly went into a law firm and all the time i'm in the law firm, i'm looking for a job on capitol hill and found an opening at the house judiciary committee and go...

With objects of recognition including flagpoles and plaques, city officials across the state are wondering how a 2021 monument protection act will affect future efforts to honor people and events.