now an interview with the author and historian michael beschloss on the traditions of the inauguration and some of the notable addresses. [inaudible conversations] michael beschloss author and a stern as we prepare for the 50th presidential inauguration, we have been looking back at some old films and pictures and one thing that s remarkable inconsistency is these ceremonies every four years. guest: that s the idea. the ceremony we will see this week may not look exactly like george washington taking his oath on the balcony in 1789 in new york city but the amazing thing is in a country that has changed as much as ours has over the last two centuries this is one of the few ceremonies that is relatively consistent and also one of the few times in which the nation really tries to come together under a president who is trying to unify us. host: what does the representing her mind this peaceful transfer of power the last one when george w. bush left the white house and barac
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