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Now an interview with the author and historian Michael Beschloss on the traditions of the inauguration and some of the notable addresses. [inaudible conversations] Michael Beschloss author and a stern as we prepare for the 50th president ial inauguration, we have been looking back at some old films and pictures and one thing thats remarkable inconsistency is these ceremonies every four years. Guest thats the idea. The ceremony we will see this week may not look exactly like George Washington taking his oath on the balcony in 1789 in new york city but the amazing thing is in a country that has ...

Commander in chief on january 20th, 2017. Michael beschloss, author and historian, as we prepare for the 58th president ial inauguration. We were looking back at some old films and pictures, one thing thats remarkable is the consistency of the ceremonies every four years. Thats sort of the idea. The ceremony well see this week may not look exactly like George Washington taking his oath on that balcony in 1789 in new york city but the amazing thing that in a country that changed as much as ours has this is one of the very few ceremonies that is relatively consistent and one of the few times in ...

Of the few ceremonies that is relatively consistent and one of the few times in which the nation tries to come together under a new president who is trying to unify it. What does it represent in your mind, the peaceful transfer of power. Last time we side eight years ago when george w. Bush left the white house and barack obama became our 44th president. One of the things thank god we do well and we take too much for granted because if you look at the number of countries in which this does happen with so little fanfare and such little agitation it is unique and americans dont understand that. ...

Commander in chief on january 20th, 2017. Michael beschloss, author and historian, as we prepare for the 58th president ial inauguration. We were looking back at some old films and pictures, one thing thats remarkable is the consistency of the ceremonies every four years. Thats sort of the idea. The ceremony well see this week may not look exactly like George Washington taking his oath on that balcony in 1789 in new york city but the amazing thing that in a country that changed as much as ours has this is one of the very few ceremonies that is relatively consistent and one of the few times in ...

Charlie whitaker is president of career path d. C. Which helps returning citizens find jobs and careers. Welcome all of you to our program this morning. Andrew, i would like to begin with you. You became a returning citizen in 2012. Tell us the story of the path from incarceration to owning your own business well. Well, first, after being released in january of 2012 i had a quick rebout with Substance Abuse and theft crime and what ultimately happened i was homeless and on my way to get something to eat one morning. Suicide became the best option, but i knew deep down inside me it wasnt an opt...