The folks would march down and the president might come out and greet them. Eleanor roosevelt, monday at 9 00 p. M. Eastern. Also on cspan cspan radio and cspan. Org are. We bring Public Events from washington directly to you, putting you in the room at congressional hearings, briefings, and conferences, and offering complete gaveltogavel coverage of the u. S. House as a Public Service of private industry. We are cspan and funded by your local cable or satellite provider. Now you can watch is in hd. A discussion with three awardwinning cartoonist about the future of editorial cartoons. This is one hour and 15 minutes. Good evening. I am tom watkins, treasurer of the Atlanta Press club. Thank you for coming to drawing the news. The Atlanta Press club is one of the largest and most active press clubs in the world. We encourage you to join. We have some great programs coming out. We will host a newsmaker luncheon on september 17. Join us on october 8 for the hall of fame dinner. For more
With e county courthouse the jurors and a lot of sales people going through town and up in my dads strapbrestaurant. They talked. They talked about sports, ankees, red sox, local factory situations or politics in general. Even though they would always answer whether they ere republican or democrat or neither, that isnt the way they talked. Hey talked in terms of what people react to when they work and live in a community. It was not ideological. I began it realize that they with labels, red state, blue state mentality. Hey just came in talking about things on the ground. Nd when you go from the abstraction of ideological clashes which the manipulators to divide and rule us down to where people live on the grounds it is a different type conversation. Host how long did you work for your dad in the restaurant and your age . Guest i was in high school. Princeton. Ers from law n summers from Harvard School until the great flood destroyed the main street in 1955 and my dads restaurant. Host
Going through town and they would end up in my dads big restaurant. They talked. They talked about sports, yankees, red sox, local factory situations or politics in general. I realized that even though they would always answer whether they were epublican or democrat or neither, that isnt the way they talked. They talked in terms of what people react to when they work and live in a community. So, it was not ideological. I began to realize that they didnt come in with labels, red state, blue state mentality. They just came in talking about things on the ground. And when you go from the abstraction of ideological clashes which the manipulators love to divide and rule us down to where people live on the grounds it is a different type of conversation. Host how long did you work for your dad in the restaurant and what was your age . Guest i was in high school. And in summers from princeton. And in summers from Harvard Law School until the great flood destroyed the main street in 1955 and my
Career. Followed at 9 00 by actor Joseph Phillips and a discussion with students about the principles of conservatism and at 10 00 a medal of honor ceremony with president obama honoring 24 army veterans, at world war ii, korea and vietnam. Up next on booktv afterwards with guest host amity shlaes, author of the forgotten man. George george nash book the crusade years 19331955 Herbert Hoovers lost memoir of the new deal era and its aftermath. In at the herbert institution presents what is referred to as the missing link in the hoover memoirs. She provides the political philosophy and analysis and the depression he was blamed for and the centurys most historic conflict. This program is about an hour. Hello. The book is the crusade years 19331955 Herbert Hoovers lost memoir of the new deal era and its aftermath. The editor is george nash, the most esteemed scholar of Herbert Hoover it today. He served from 1929 to 33 which means he was the president who saw the worst years of the depress
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