meet the shortfall. and sofa psychology what do these pictures of presidential adviser kellyanne conway show us about power in the west wing? hello and welcome to one hundred days, i m katty kay in washington, christian fraser is in london. a primetime speech to a joint session of congress is a perfect opportunity a0 days into this presidency for donald trump to explain what he wants to do with the office. his speech in a few hours‘ time will focus on three initiatives: the rebuilding of the us military, the repeal and replacement of the affordable care act or obamacare, as it s known, and reform of the tax code. ahead of his speech the president gave an interview to fox news. he was challenged on how he intends to pay for a $58 billion increase in the defence budget. where is the money coming from? if you put all the money, that s about 50 billion. the money will come from a revved up economy. if you look at the numbers we are doing, we will probably have a gdp of li
it is tremendously significant to show the contributions not just for african-americans but all americans to show this is indeed our country and we contributed to it just as as much as anybody else if not more. how do you see the museum fitting into the larger story line with the passage of the civil right and the first african-american president is opening the museum. does the museum itself have a larger role in history? i cannot continue to think of the 44th president of the united states and for example when he was first sworn in or first won the primary even it was on the eve of the march on washington. when he was sworn in it was right after the birthday of dr. martin luther king. now before he leaves office, after serving eight years as the president of the united states, this magnificent, museum is opening. when children look at the grand opening of the museum they will see the picture of the first african-american president of the united states. i think of it not
parks is the name of the book. our topic for today is henry clay and america s greatest statesman. mr. unger is a veteran journalist broadcaster, educator and historian, former distinguished visiting fellow at the george washington. he is the author of 25 books including three histories of early america and ten biographies of america s founding fathers. among them george washington, lafayette, patrick henry and james monro. he s appeared on the history channel and a c-span book tv spoke at mount vernon, yorktown and many other historic sites. a graduate of the yale university with a masters university with a masters of arts from california state university. spent many years as an analyst for the new york world tribune in the service and the canadian broadcasting corporation. mr. president and john marshall reveal how george washington and john marshall constructed the executive and judicial branches of the american government. the greatest statesman tells how a fearless you
as we continue our celebration of our 2015 celebration of the 125th anniversary of dwight david eisenhower. we are grateful for the cosponsorship of this series made possible by the wt temper foundation and the eisenhower presidential library museum and boyhood home. the associate director is here with us tonight. he will be speaking in the library october 13, tuesday at the central library. about the significance of the front tier. presidente day before eisenhower s birthday october 14 where he will be giving his talk at the eisenhower library in abilene. there is a party. you are invited to the party on the 14th as well. we are extremely happy to have professor yanek mieczkowsk here tonight to talk about ike and.net. one of my first memories is of 1956rents watching the republican convention on tv and my mother arguing with my father that since he was point to vote for eisenhower you should register as republican. which he was not at that point. not everybody liked ike at t
the associate director is here with us tonight. he will be speaking in the library october 13, tuesday at the central library. about the significance of the frontier. that is one day before president eisenhower s birthday october 14 where he will be giving his talk at the eisenhower library in abilene. there is a party. you are invited to the party on the 14th as well. we are extremely happy to have professor yanek mieczkowsk here tonight to talk about ike and.net. one of my first memories is of my parents watching the 1956 republican convention on tv and my mother arguing with my father that since he was point to vote for eisenhower you should register as republican. which he was not at that point. not everybody liked ike at that time. joe mccarthy. the john birch society said he was a communist. russell kirk said ike is not a communist. he is the golfer. that image of ike on the golf course, not accomplishing very much. then things likes but the missile gap have affected ou