The former First Lady is being remembered by a San Diego man, former Carter advisor; Barry Jagoda was Carter's television advisor for his presidential campaign in 1976.
La Jolla resident Barry Jagoda was a television advisor and special assistant to Jimmy Carter in the White House and tells the story behind that story in his memoirs “Journeys With Jimmy Carter and Other Adventures in the Media.”
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Former White House writer weighs in on Pres. Biden’s inaugural address
President Joe Biden spoke about the pandemic and unity in his first speech in office. A former White House writer in La Jolla added insight on Biden s speech. Author: Heather Hope (Reporter) Updated: 7:29 PM PST January 20, 2021
SAN DIEGO Barry Jagoda offered insight into the presidential inauguration and called it inspiring and successful.
Now living in La Jolla, Jagoda used to work in the White House as an Emmy Award-winning, former network news producers turned television advisor and White House Assistant for former President Jimmy Carter.
Jagoda coached Carter back in 1976 for his debate against former President Gerald Ford, and he wrote about it in his book “Journeys With Jimmy Carter and Other Adventures in Media.”
Remembering a presidential transition of humility and grace
ABC15 speaks with man connected to tenuous transition from the past.
Posted at 9:50 PM, Jan 17, 2021
and last updated 2021-01-17 23:50:06-05
ABC News reports President Donald Trump is planning a ceremonial send-off Wednesday as he exits the presidency. Trump will not follow an American tradition and will skip the swearing-in of his successor, Joe Biden. Heâll be absent for a moment that symbolizes to the nation and world a âpeaceful transfer of power.â Instead, sources tell ABC, the loser of Novemberâs election wants to leave the White House alone, a military band playing, as he walks down a red carpet lined with members of the armed forces as fighter jets fly in salute.