of books. not one to be written off, richard nixon rose from the worst of defeats to become america s elder statesman. in this 20-year period of 1974 to 1994, he reinvented are what it means to be a former president, and serving as an adviser to every one of the successors he made 29 trips around the group. to tell this story of after the fall we are joined by mr. pipes. he is a historian whose previous become is well acclaimed. he joined president bush as a speechwriter, and later as a fellow at the gettysburg period and after the fall. please join me in welcoing kasey pipes. thank you for having me, and i want to thank jonathan and chris, and the entire nixon staff for making us feel welcomed today. the and for all of the people coming up later in the fall, i kind of want to come back, and hear neil gorsuch as well. i want to thank hugh hewitt the vice president of the foundation who was so helpful in writing the book. he was on the radio helping many toe promote it,
of achievement and setback and comeback is deserving of a book its own, and probably a series of books. not one to be written off, richard nixon rose from the worst of defeats to become america s elder statesman. in this 20-year period of 1974 to 1994, he reinvented are what it means to be a former president, and serving as an adviser to every one of the successors he made 29 trips around the group. to tell this story of after the fall we are joined by mr. pipes. he is a historian whose previous become is well acclaimed. he joined president bush as a speechwriter, and later as a fellow at the gettysburg period and after the fall. please join me in welcoing kasey pipes. thank you for having me, and i want to thank jonathan and chris, and the entire nixon staff for making us feel welcomed today. the and for all of the people coming up later in the fall, i kind of want to come back, and hear neil gorsuch as well. i want to thank hugh hewitt the vice president of the founda
image and set images of his what his life would be called and the presentation of this book this evening. this very important and little studied the period of richard nixon s period of life of achievement and setback and comeback is deserving of a book its own, and probably a series of books. not one to be written off, richard nixon rose from the worst of defeats to become america s elder statesman. in this 20-year period of 1974 to 1994, he reinvented are what it means to be a former president, and serving as an adviser to every one of the successors he made 29 trips around the group. to tell this story of after the fall we are joined by mr. pipes. he is a historian whose previous become is well acclaimed. he joined president bush as a speechwriter, and later as a fellow at the gettysburg period and after the fall. please join me in welcoing kasey pipes. thank you for having me, and i want to thank jonathan and chris, and the entire nixon staff for making us feel wel
mr. pipes talks about how he left the white house, and rehabilitated president nixon s image and set images of his what his life would be called and the presentation of this book this evening. this very important and little studied the period of richard nixon s period of life of achievement and setback and comeback is deserving of a book its own, and probably a series of books. not one to be written off, richard nixon rose from the worst of defeats to become america s elder statesman. in this 20-year period of 1974 to 1994, he reinvented are what it means to be a former president, and serving as an adviser to every one of the successors he made 29 trips around the group. to tell this story of after the fall we are joined by mr. pipes. he is a historian whose previous become is well acclaimed. he joined president bush as a speechwriter, and later as a fellow at the gettysburg period and after the fall. please join me in welcoing kasey pipes. thank you for having me, an
christmas million optional museum, here in washington d.c.. it s just over an hour. so it s absolutely a thrill to see so many people here for this kind of a program, my name is johnny gray, and i have the wonderful privilege of being the director of your national museum of american history. particularly on nights like tonight, and which we really can look at american history in unique and unusual ways. we are really honored to be joined by tonight panel supreme court justice, ruth bader ginsburg (applause) supreme court justice sonia sotomayor, (applause) catherine fit, (applause) and supreme court society publications director claire kushner, (applause) it is now my privilege to introduce the 13th secretary of the smithsonian institution, doctor david horton. he s on board certified cardiologist a jazz musician, and doctor scorching with most recently the president of cornell university, and previously served as president of the university of iowa. doctor gordon has interes