Intellectual feast. Every saturday, American History tv documents americans story. And every sunday book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. Funding from cspan two comes from these Television Companies and more, including wow. The world has changed. Today, a fast, reliable Internet Connection is something knowing can rely without. So wow is there for our customers, speed, reliability, value and choice. Now more than ever, it starts with great internet. Wow. Wow, along with these Television Companies, support cspan 2 as a public service. A nd professional since 2000, ee theres been a change in administration, weve asked historians and professional observers of the presidency to participate in cspans historian survey of president ial leadership. This, morning were joined our team of president ial advisers who oversaw our Fourth Survey for a deep dive into those results. Were joined from texas by professor Doug Brinkley of braise university. From michigan, by histori
Since 2000, each time theres been a change in administration, weve asked historians and professional observers of the presidency to participate in cspans historian survey of president ial leadership. This, morning were joined our team of president ial advisers who oversaw our Fourth Survey for a deep dive into those results. Were joined from texas by professor Doug Brinkley of braise university. From michigan, by historian and author Richard Norton smith. Via zoom by historian and author amity shlaes. And from here in washington, d. C. , professor Edna Greene Medford of Howard University. Good morning to all of, you thanks for joining us this morning. Doug brinkley to start with you this morning, start by explaining the criteria that we use here. How do we kim may pair the man, theyre all men at this point, who have held the office of presidency over 230 years . How we decided to make that comparison . Well, cspan has but together a group, all of us that are on the air today are advise
OF all the personalities that emerged out of the civil rights movement into nationalist politics, Sean McEvoy of Meigh, south Armagh was probably the most naturally gifted.