Which is her base of operations on Lafayette Park but as we are all working from home and joined you in your home, were trying out this new mode of communications that is perfectly fitting with our historic mission. As all of you know we were founded in 1961 by first Lady Jacqueline kennedy who had the vision at such a young age in such a short period of time as first lady to create an organization like the White House Historical association to give nonprofit, nonpartisan support to the work of maintaining the Museum Standard of the white house, but also in Education Mission to teach and to tell the stories of the white house and its history going back to 7092 when George Washington who were talking about today actually selected that piece of land and hired a young irish architect to build the white house. Creating education materials and content is a a core part of our mission, and thats what we do everyday through the wonderful, wonderful books that we publish, our programs that we h
Good afternoon, welcome to white house history. My name is stuart im the president of the White House Historical association. Today we will have an exciting conversation with the head of the Rubinstein Center for white house history in one of our historians on a brandnew book, the cabinet, George Washington and the creation of the american institution. Ordinarily we would do this event at the Carriage House which is our base of operations on Lafayette Park but as we are all working from home and joining you in your home we are trying out this new mode of communications. It is perfectly fitting with our historic mission. As you all know we were founded in 1961 by first lady, jacqueline kennedy, who had the vision at such a young age in a short period of time as first lady to create an organization like the White House Historical association to give nonprofit, nonpartisan support to the work of maintaining the museum of standard of the white house but also an education mission, to teach
As we are all working from home and joining you in your home we are trying out the new mode of communication, it is perfectly fitting with our historic mission, as all of you know we were founded in 1961 by first Lady Jacqueline kennedy who had the vision at such a young age and a short period of time as first lady to create an organization like the White House Historical association to get nonprofit, nonpartisan support to the work of maintaining the Museum Standard of the white house and also in Education Mission to teach him to tell stories of the white house in history going back to 1792 when George Washington who were talking about today actually selected that piece of land in the young architect to build the white house, creating education materials as a core part of our mission and thats what we do every day through the wonderful books that we publish, are programs that we host and around the country and our online social media content and website content, this is an example of
Charlie welcome to the program. We begin this evening with health care. Joining me ed okeefe of the Washington Post and sarah kliff. Theres talk the senate may start its own bill from scratch. Its one victory in an ongoing fight and our focus now turns to the senate and what theyll do with the legislation the house has sent them. Charlie we continue with a conversation about the Media Company vice. We talk to shane smith and josh tyrangiel. One thing i have learned is people dont mind feeling something while theyre learning something, if you can show them a great character or move them thats ok. So a lot of our audience may not be expecting it but if theyre careful watchers theyll remember someone. Charlie and photographer tabitha soaren and its called fantasy life baseball and the american dream. Once i got very successful in television i felt like the work i was doing was getting more and more mainstream. The higher i rose the more watered down it got and the less agency i had over t
Charlie welcome to the program. We begin this evening with health care. Joining me ed okeefe of the Washington Post and sarah kliff. Theres talk the senate may start its own bill from scratch. Its one victory in an ongoing fight and our focus now turns to the senate and what theyll do with the legislation the house has sent them. Charlie we continue with a conversation about the Media Company vice. We talk to shane smith and josh tyrangiel. One thing i have learned is people dont mind feeling something while theyre learning something, if you can show them a great character or move them thats ok. So a lot of our audience may not be expecting it but if theyre careful watchers theyll remember someone. Charlie and photographer tabitha soaren and its called fantasy life baseball and the american dream. Once i got very successful in television i felt like the work i was doing was getting more and more mainstream. The higher i rose the more watered down it got and the less agency i had over t