frank lautenberg who has gone to his eternal home. for simple one, we ask that he finds peace in your internal embrace. they his life be bound up in the bond of life. they his soul rest in peace and let us all say amen. i ask everyone remain standing in their seats as the family escorts the casket out of the building. the immediate family towards the capitol police will be the procession to the franc and lautenberg rail station in secaucus, new jersey. following the recession well i asked you remain in your seats until the official parties have exited according to the directions. the senator will lie in repose on thursday on the senate floor for burial at arlington cemetery on friday morning. the memory of frank lautenberg before an internal bossing a blessing. amen. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] on thursday, the casket of frank lautenberg was taken to the u.s. capitol. there he lay on
and bill, white house historian, has spent his professional career understanding the history of that building. bill and edie are both members of c-span sass c-span s academic advisory committee for this series. we re going to start with an illustration tonight. like to the white house itself is one of the most iconic buildings in the world. i think certainly, yeah. is if caroline harrison had had her way, it would like different today. we have her designs for the white house that we d like to show people at home right now. what were her plans? what was she trying to do with this big expansion of the white house? well, it was a time of big spending in his administration. the government was spending a lot of money. and she got into it by wanting to create a house, they were crammed in this house. they only lived upstairs. you see, to understand it, on the picture, the middle of the upper picture, the columns and just the four windows to each side of it, the office
i m not going to read that the 25,000 word series. they told me i could, but i want to thank the team that helped me put this together. the first is david, the editor of slate. he forces each of us to do, to take a month out of the year to write about something other than our day-to-day journalism. forces us to think in different ways and more expansive way. that is a dream for any journalist to do once in a lifetime. he forces us to do it once a year which is a joy. my two editors, michael and will, or here. michael helped me start this project. will wrestled it to the ground and made it a lot clearer than when it arrived in his computer. they are both great listeners, great thinkers but they also happen to them trimming pacing in office and speaking from out on the road when i was out there for cbs, and slate which i think makes him, laws psychiatrist. and then finally the women in my life, my mother, the late nanc
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