his successor in that case it was ulysses s. grant so he will be missing today former presidents will be here at the inauguration of the former presidents in fact that once joe biden is inaugurated he will go along d with president obama. w. bush and clinton to the lincoln cemetery to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier i think that is a very symbolic moment to show we are the former presidents who are here we are united states and this day is more. than just about the presidency it is about the country and i think that s a highly symbolic moment that will see later on today with the other former presidents and usually by this point in the day you ve got the incoming president and the 1st lady being received over the coming couple of hours at the white house they have tea they have coffee it s all smiles there s a photo op and there is regularly genuine warmth between the outgoing president and the incoming president i mean you mentioned w. bush the george w. bus
from this small extensive land on the north american came four of the nations five, a dynasty securing independence and building the republic. what a great way to start a book. i spent last night reading it and it s a wonderful chronicle of the four leaders in the networks that tied this together at the founding of the country. it s a story that evokes what the historians called spirit of hope and perseverance that runs straight through the american experience. doctor cheney is a longtime member of the faculty so i want to take a moment to acknowledge how much we appreciate the scholarship and intellectual contributions not to mention the service for the country. this is the latest of the works that examine the country s history, consideration. the last book james madison a life reconsidered became a new york times bestseller in 2014 and shed new light on one of our most underappreciated founders. i also want to thank the interviewer today, vice president cheney for his ser
i am president of aei i would like to start by reading from doctor cheney s opening paragraph. into a map virginia and extend the other leg of the compass the 60 miles and draw a circle. within it thomas jefferson, james madison and james monroe were born this is where they made their home. came for the nation s first five presidents a dynasty they led to secure independence and to build the republic. what a great way to start the book this is a wonderful chronicle of four major leaders and those what they call the spirit of perseverance as a longtime member of the faculty will take to moment to acknowledge how much we appreciate your scholarship and intellectual contributions and the server she has done for our country. this is the latest of several works examine your country s history with consideration and rigor. her last book, james madison a life we considered was a new york times bestseller in 2014 to shed new light on one of our most underappreciated founders. i m so
and our own janice dean was among them. she called out andrew cuomo. his orders led to more dying. there was no sympathy, i don t think he met with families. he just decided to write a book talking about how great a leader he was. sandra: we will hear more of that as well from the group of sorority sisters suing for their safety. they say they live in fear after they caught a biological male sister peeping on them in their own home. caitlyn jenner will react in moments. and welcome back as america reports rolls into hour two. it is a delight to be here in washington with you, john. i m sandra submit. john: i m john roberts. and we ll talk more about the race all that and more coming up, but we start with the fox news alert on the debt threat and warnings it could play right into china s hands. mr. president. mr. president! when will you meet with president xi? sandra: and with a wave of his hand, president biden is off to the g7 meeting in japan with the one k
i was asked to write the book by arcadia publishing. you don t really turn down jobs. one reason i wrote the book, reached out for work i had previously done on individuals in the area in harrisburg, very important to the city, william howard day, people know of day s name today because there is a housing development in the northern part of the city named after him and there is a cemetery three miles outside of where we are standing now named william howard day cemetery. he is not buried there. he is buried in lincoln cemetery which is an all-black cemetery in pembrook which is just outside the city. his actual burial site has been lost. there is a memorial marker in the middle of the cemetery when people walk in, one of the first things they see, this hero is buried in the cemetery and the way it is been treated in 130 years after the civil war, we don t know where the cemetery is buried. day was born in new york city in 1825 just as new york was abolishing slavery, he was b