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Considered president roosevelts personal and professional confidante. Hello, good afternoon, everyone, welcome to the Roosevelt Museum and to the reading festival. Were excited youre here for today. This program is a special one, ill tell, but it in just a moment. If youre familiar with the program at this point, about a 30 minute talk and ten minutes of questions and then a book signing. Were lucky enough to have cspan with us here today so if youre going to ask questions, use the microphone on the other side these sorts of programs are only made possible because of the trustees and our members. We have a trustee here today and thank you for your support. [applause] raise your hand if youre a member and would he truly appreciate it. If youre not a member, get one of the pins, and it gives you free admission to the library and museum. We have an exhibit on the japanese internment and very powerful. I hope youll see this. This program is very special because we are pea not going to be h
Member and would he truly appreciate it. If youre not a member, get one of the pins, and it gives you free admission to the library and museum. We have an exhibit on the japanese internment and very powerful. I hope youll see this. This program is very special because we are pea not going to be hear from an author, we are going to be hearing from a principal. Recently a fantastic book was written called the gatekeeper by a woman named kathryn smith, did research in one of the most least understood players in the roosevelt players. Missy lehand and it defined the presidency, its a remarkable book. I want you to take a deep breath and close your eyes, june 17th, 1933. And im going to introduce you to a woman who was probably the most powerful woman other than Eleanor Roosevelt in washington during this period. She had known president she knew Franklin Roosevelt when he ran for vicepresident , was with him throughout his polio recovery, and then in washington d. C. She was technically a s
Good afternoon everyone, welcome to the president ial Library Museum an in the 14th annual roosevelts reading festival. We are excited that you are here today. This program is a very special one i will tell you about in just a moment. We would ask if you ask questions to use the microphone on the other side. Its made possible because of the support of our trustees and members. We have a trustee today, thank you very much for your support. [applause] raise your hand if you are a member. There we go. I love our members. Your support makes the program possible and we truly appreciate it. If you are not a member this gives you free admission and we hope that you will go over and visit. We have a temporary exhibit right now on the japanese internment with photographs and i do hope you will see it. This program is very special because we are not going to be hearing from an author, we are going to be hearing from a principle. We simply a fantastic book was called the bookkeeper written by Kat
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