Work, patriotism, honesty, duty and integrity. Now those values are not exclusively midwestern of course, but they do reflect harry Trumans Personality and character. We only have time to talk about the highlights of his Life And Career and i look forward to talking with tim about his connections with another president of the heartland, Dwight Eisenhower. So if we could move on to the next slide, please. This is a photograph of Harry Truman as a young boy. Hes in the first grade at nolan school in independence. This picture was probably taken in around 1890. Harry truman was born on may 8th, 1884 in the town of lamar, missouri, which is two hours south of Kansas City. And at age six his parents moved to independence. His mother was interested in him attending public schools in independence, missouri. So this picture would have been taken probably very soon after his return or his move to independence. That is him in the Front Row on the far right. You see the little arrow indicating hi
Republican standard bearer. Their meeting at President Kennedys 1963 funeral provided a chance for reconciliation. The speakers are truman Library Supervisor Archivist Samuel Rushay and deputy director timothy rives. The library cohosted this event and the Truman Institute provided the video. Harry s. Truman was a president of the heartland. But what does it mean to say he was a president of the heartland . Here im referring to his his midwestern values, hard work, patriotism, honesty, duty and integrity. Now those values are not exclusively midwestern of course, but they do reflect harry Trumans Personality and character. We only have time to talk about the highlights of his Life And Career and i look forward to talking with tim about his connections with another president of the heartland, Dwight Eisenhower. So if we could move on to the next slide, please. This is a photograph of Harry Truman as a young boy. Hes in the first grade at nolan school in independence. This picture was pr
But what does it mean to say that he was a president of the heartland . Here im referring to his his what midwestern values hard work patriotism honesty duty and integrity. Now those values are not midwestern, of course. But they do reflect Harry Trumans personality and character. This evening. I will only have time to talk about some of the highlights of trumans life and career and im looking forward to talking with tim about his connections with with another president of the heartland Dwight Eisenhower. So if we can move on to the next slide, please. This is a photograph of harry truman as a young boy. Hes in the first grade and nolan school and independence. This picture was probably taken in around 1890. Harry truman was born on may 8th 1884 in the town of lamar, missouri, which is about two hours south of kansas city. And it dates six his parents moved to independence. His mother was interested in him attending Public Schools in independence, missouri. So this picture would have b
Of the heartland. But what does it mean to say that he was a president of the heartland . Here im referring to his his what midwestern values hard work patriotism honesty duty and integrity. Now those values are not midwestern, of course. But they do reflect Harry Trumans personality and character. This evening. I will only have time to talk about some of the highlights of trumans life and career and im looking forward to talking with tim about his connections with with another president of the heartland Dwight Eisenhower. So if we can move on to the next slide, please. This is a photograph of harry truman as a young boy. Hes in the first grade and nolan school and independence. This picture was probably taken in around 1890. Harry truman was born on may 8th 1884 in the town of lamar, missouri, which is about two hours south of kansas city. And it dates six his parents moved to independence. His mother was interested in him attending Public Schools in independence, missouri. So this pi
Good afternoon and welcome to Washington Post live. Im a National Investigative reporter here the Washington Post and im privileged to have with me today former fbi director, jim montgomery. Welcome, we are going to talk about your book, saving justice, truth, transparency and trust but i am glad you could join us. Good to be with you. I think this is our second time and this kind of forum. A lot of things have happened since we last saw each other and we have the last astonishing few days. Lets go right to questions about the seat on the capital. What is your reaction . What were you thinking when you saw this unfolding january 6 . I had two reactions. One, when the hope every human had, i was sickened this reality of our democracy under on results. The second reaction was my career in Law Enforcement, growing anger that was happening at all. I was mystified the hill wasnt better defended the threat that seemed obvious. From your experience dealing with incidences a like this, what yo