i thought, i can go out. i can go to a restaurant in new york or and antique shop. i used to worry about going into the rock into the white house. it was really the happiest time of my life. going to the white house and she found out they were the happiest times of her life. sheere is the case where had a much different impact as first lady. may not have been the ones that people thought about at the time. you suggest she was a transformational first lady and set the stage where those to follow. how so? away her generation was a bridge between traditional wives and mothers and the post women s liberation of the modern era. ast is exactly how she was first lady. there were traditional first lady s receding her and afterwards, they were much more modern, still partners with their husbands and picking a particular policy to work on. kennedy tapesine are widely available. you can listen to her own voice wonderful. everyone should have it. thanks to both of you for bei
i was wondering if you could speak little bit to other disease in addition to obesity, such as autoimmune disease. autoimmune disease is a grab bag. this is being televised, taped. and i am about the science. andscience on auto immune disease is very much an open question. to tella little loaathe you how all of this might tie into autoimmune disease, other than to say that people are working on it. i am very interested, but i am not willing to go public on it. not until we have hard science. so i m going to have to beg the question right now. sorry. , i just wanted to make one brief comment about the idea of if you are taking something away, what are you giving? if you take away sugar, what is the reward? i have never said take it away. reduce availability. to a manageable level. a lot of people say i say that, but i have never said that. to not put words in my mouth. if we reduce the exposure to very smalls, in a a sample size, mostly middle-aged midwesterners in the uni
6:00 p.m. eastern here on c- span. it was like shock and all. i saw it, that looks that he had on his face, and i could close my eyes and i could see him on the stretcher right now. i could see him putting his hand up, i could see his eyes, i can just close my eyes and i could just see it. i will never forget that first case, that sort of bringing me to reality of what was going on here. tent,ter he got into the there was this initial sort of triage, he gets there, we get the report, we see him, he goes into the tent, the team starts in,ork we got pulled myself and my colleague that gote the forward, we both pulled in because the other team wanted us to begin right away. it is not want us to be bystanders. they said you guys have to get involved right away. and once they did that, and they pulled us in, it was like a jolt. wake up. now you have to act. you have to be a doctor. you have to be a surgeon, you have to be a care provider, you have to dismiss your emotion, you
will you join me in thanking justice kagan? [applause] thank you very much. [applause] tomorrow on c-span epa administrator talks about cooperation tweeb the u.s. and china over policies related to the environment and climate. her remarks come at the center for american progress live at 10:30 a.m. eastern. a speech about american education policy in connecticut. on august 9, 1974 vice president ford was sworn in as president of the united states. this is the dress that ms. ford was wearing at the swearing in ceremony. she was less than excited about becoming first lady but president ford encouraged her saying we can do this. she resolved if i have to do this, i m going to have fun doing it. within 10-days she had a state dinner to entertain king hussein of jordan. she had to prepare for that as her role of first lady and she hit the ground running. first lady betty ford monday night at 9:00 eastern. next is constitution and role judges with supreme court thomas. thi
justice or the court will say, we got it wrong. the fact that you have dissented in a case does not mean that you would reverse the case. it is the exact that if the exact same case came before you. , ais a case that is related little bit the same, a little bit different. there is a pretty important marker for a approach an approach for how to think about those cases. well, our hour together is has passed quickly. i will give you a chance for one last word you would like to have one. otherwise, i am afraid our bench is going to disappear. this happens when you go on too long. let me just say no, no, no. it is your show. [laughter] somehow i don t feel that way. [laughter] let s again express our deep thanks to you for spending his time with us today. what a wonderful opportunity for all of us to hear from you. one of the things that is always fascinating when we have folks from the court is to have a sense of who the justices are and what they are like and what