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[applause] thank you so much. it s great to be here at politics and prose again. this is the fifth installment of our race in america series. i want to thank politics and prose for the vision. a a lot of playings don t have the vision. this book store has set the tone for book stores round the nation to talk about such a sensitive issue, matters of race, and, yes, we re authors, and we are people who are real and have dealt with this and written about it, and again issue want to thank politics and prose and c-span to think enough of the series to come out and cover. don t get these kind of people in this kind of room without getting this kind of coverage. so i want to thank you all for being here tonight for our fifth installment i want you to feel free, feel welcome, feel at home, come to the microphone, and a question, intelligent, civil, and we will answer, and i want to without further adieu introduce the great, great panel. we re do some bullet points on their career
much impact. i looked at cultural influences. now thanks to the internet, there are so many ways to find out what presidents have watched, read, tweeted, i put them together to take a look. what was the most interesting finding as you dug into this? wood row wilson was the only phd. president and phd. i found that appealing. he wasn t that big a reader but he loved theater. he saw 250 plays as president. his favorite genre is vaudeville. he thought a hook across the stage or a pie in the face as much as the next guy. we found out when scott burge was here that he played 1200 rounds of golf. what about the image? did that create the same kind of image today s golf would do? interesting is wilson and the theater going, world war i, the washington post editorialized in favor of wilson going to theater in wartime. you see the critical of the president playing golf or going to the theater. wilson was pratzed becau ee eee because it helped to keep that industry alive. you
from 1953 to 1956, there was a white house projectionist who wrote down every movie that the president saw and with one exception, who the president saw it with. the one exception is under kennedy. he saw a movie, we don t know who he saw it with. it s a treasure trove of all of the presidents were seeing at a particular time. the theater has been around for a long time and helpful to presidents trying to get people along on a vote. so, for example, george w. bush brought in ted kennedy to see 13 days which was a movie about john f. kennedy s experience of the cuban missile crisis that made john f. kennedy look good. so bush brought in ted kennedy and ended up working together on the no child left behind law. they were able to get that past the majority. who was on the record? he would not watch movies with robert mitchum in them because he had been arrested for marijuana possession. he would try to sneak movies with mitchum by eisenhower. when mitchum got up on the s