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welcome to the stage our panelists. miss nancy keegan smith, mr. carl cannon, mr. douglas, brinkley and our moderator miss anita mcbride well, this is terrific five. hey, hello. so wonderful to be together to see the sea of bread to think of mrs. reagan to think of president reagan who think of the joy and pleasure and privilege that we ve had to work in the region administration and thank you to the institute. thank you to the ronald reagan foundation. thank you roger for hosting us for this opportunity to reflect our panel. there s a series of panels coming today and and jim thank you for seeing it up. actually, i think you did also panels. and so what we re going to try and fill in some anecdotes here to capitalize on public gym said about just how smart mrs. reagan was her ambitions or four her husband and her husband s legacy and the role that she may be played in the country. and for the world so our focus will be on the legacy. we have a wonderful panel convert them in
After dinner, we had a fascinating, discussion about khrushchev and kennedy. But it was different ones, mrs. Jacqueline kennedy and mrs. Khrushchev. We may leave that for later discussion, but i enjoyed that conversation. Vlad is a professor of International History at the London School of economics. He is an expert of the cold war and soviet russian history, particularly intellectual history. Among his books particularly related to this topic, the failed empire and the cold war. From stalin to gorbachev. I noted among his books zhivagos children. Having just watched the movie yet again, dr. Zhivago, i was drawn to that topic. Jerry is a longtime friend of the Miller Center. We are always happy to welcome him back as we did recently for an american for him on his latest book, the impossible presidency, which in light of the incumbent is called it could be called the impossible president , but it is the impossible presidency. It is about whether anyone can be a successful president. He