At things like artifacts, serial culture, paintings, fine arts, decorative arts, the white house has all of those things as well. If you are into politics, policy obviously, that is the big one people think about. Even in terms of pop culture, or political culture, understanding the white house is a symbol for american democracy. And how that symbol has changed and evolved over time. It says a lot about who we are, the american identity itself, and i think all of these different ways of studying the white house touches on all of these Different Things that you may not get in a traditional American History textbook. But if you dig deeper, there is an incredible history beneath the surface. Lindsay chervinsky, a white house historian and new in the role there, we will spend time with both of you learning about your work and about the association. I want to ask you to give the elevator speech about the association, how i got started and what its mission is . The association was founded by
American history textbook, but if you dig a little bit deeper, theres an incredible history just beneath the surface. Lindsay, also a White House Historical association historian and new in the role there. Were going to spend some time with both of you learning about your work and also about the association. So im going to ask you to give the elevator speech about the association itself, how it got started and what its mission is. Sure, so the association was founded by Jacqueline Kennedy to preserve and protect the history of the white house and then share that history with the American People more broadly. And since then, weve worked on that mission to try and cultivate the white house, the first floor especially, as sort of a museum for the people to tell the story of the white house and the story of the nation and to try and make it a little bit more accessible for visitors that come through. Why the first floor specifically . Sure. So the first floor is often referred to as the st
Welcome to matter of fact. With e country many of us are trying to figure out lunch for the kids. But millions are now scrambling to figure out how they will feed their kids. Thats because on a Typical School day the National School Lunch Program provides lowcost or free lunches to nearly 30 million kids. And that could be the only meal they have for the day. Some School Districts across the country are practicing social distancing while still feeding their students. Our correspondent Jessica Gomez spent the day at a mealpickup program in milwaukee. Jessica well before the sun rises on milwaukees southside, the morning rush, to get the citys school kids fed for the day. Like any other day, but without her kids. Kathy i am very close to my kids at school, very close. And you know this is the only meals they are getting and its jessica why many here, made the choice to come in, instead of opting for paid time off. Lori they could come to work or stay home, it was optional if they felt th
There are always little fireball moments. Stevie boom, boom, boom. Lets set the stage, baby. Lemonis in the last seven years of doing the profit, ive visited nearly 100 businesses. Lets go make some money. [ horn honking ] ive traveled the country trying to fix the people. And you do 1 million a year. You should be proud of it. Man but we dont know how to keep any of it. Lemonis . Fix the process. See . It is flimsy. Dont ever make these again. You dont sell them. And create a few products. Woman it reduces anxiety and depression. Lemonis i kinda like it. I spend countless days working on these companies. Man [laughs] lemonis how much money did you burn through . Man 650,000. Lemonis but we cant always fit everything im thinking into the show. [ musical powerdown ] so, tonight, were gonna give you an inside look at a business from season 3 grafton furniture. Over the next hour, im gonna take you behind the scenes to find out how a struggling Custom Furniture company. And what is it wor
There are always little fireball moments. Stevie boom, boom, boom. Lets set the stage, baby. Lemonis in the last seven years of doing the profit, ive visited nearly 100 businesses. Lets go make some money. [ horn honking ] ive traveled the country trying to fix the people. And you do 1 million a year. You should be proud of it. Man but we dont know how to keep any of it. Lemonis . Fix the process. See . It is flimsy. Dont ever make these again. You dont sell them. And create a few products. Woman it reduces anxiety and depression. Lemonis i kinda like it. I spend countless days working on these companies. Man [laughs] lemonis how much money did you burn through . Man 650,000. Lemonis but we cant always fit everything im thinking into the show. [ musical powerdown ] so, tonight, were gonna give you an inside look at a business from season 3 grafton furniture. Over the next hour, im gonna take you behind the scenes to find out how a struggling Custom Furniture company. And what is it wor