He came to the president ial museum in 1996. Since that is up Curator And Shape over 70 including centennial of president mrs. Ford. The Core Exhibit in 1997 and 2016. He has a Bachelors Degree of History And Science from oklahomas baptist university where he served as adjunct Professor Teaching american history and ancient history. Donna welcome are you with us . I am thank you for having me. Excellent how are you doing . More importantly how is the staff . Are you guys reopen theres a lot of energy to get all of these museums reopen how are things there . We hope to share some the energy and soon. Library is in phase one. Some are returning and doing more on site. The museum continues at zero. The numbers are training our way. We hope in short order to be in a position we can reopen the doors to the public. We are excited because just this last weekend we were open in washington d. C. The headquarters were the rotunda on saturday and sunday were testing all the systems here in washin
Washington d. C. It is professional and that green bedford of Howard University. Thank you and for joining us this morning. Doug brinkley to start with you this morning, the discussion by explaining the criteria that we use here. How do we compare the men, they are all men at this point who held the office of the presidency over 230 years more than two or 30 years. How do you decide to make that comparison . Cspan is put together a group of all of us on the air today, our advisors to it. How we rank in the President S. We want to people to realize its not a scientific ranking. It is to be fun and enlightening to stoke a conversation around the nation about various President S, and what what briley did or do its not just one ranking your breaking them up into categories. President will be judged on foreign policymaking or on race relations. Or on the environment for public persuasion, on media relations, you get the idea. Its broken up into numerous categories. The newborn one ten scale
, president ial museum. He came to the president ial museum in 1996. Since that is up Curator And Shape over 70 including centennial of president mrs. Ford. The Core Exhibit in 1997 and 2016. He has a Bachelors Degree of History And Science from oklahomas baptist university where he served as adjunct Professor Teaching american history and ancient history. Donna welcome are you with us . I am thank you for having me. Excellent how are you doing . More importantly how is the staff . Are you guys reopen theres a lot of energy to get all of these museums reopen how are things there . We hope to share some the energy and soon. Library is in phase one. Some are returning and doing more on site. The museum continues at zero. The numbers are training our way. We hope in short order to be in a position we can reopen the doors to the public. We are excited because just this last weekend we were open in washington d. C. The headquarters were the rotunda on saturday and sunday were testing all th
Washington d. C. It is professional and that green bedford of Howard University. Thank you and for joining us this morning. Doug brinkley to start with you this morning, the discussion by explaining the criteria that we use here. How do we compare the men, they are all men at this point who held the office of the presidency over 230 years more than two or 30 years. How do you decide to make that comparison . Cspan is put together a group of all of us on the air today, our advisors to it. How we rank in the President S. We want to people to realize its not a scientific ranking. It is to be fun and enlightening to stoke a conversation around the nation about various President S, and what what briley did or do its not just one ranking your breaking them up into categories. President will be judged on foreign policymaking or on race relations. Or on the environment for public persuasion, on media relations, you get the idea. Its broken up into numerous categories. The newborn one ten scale
Watch american History And Book tv every weekend on cspan2 and find a full schedule on your Program Guide or visit cspan. Org. Annette gordonreed on the 245th anniversary of 1776, are we that exceptional nation we often tell ourselves we are . Were certainly trying to be. In what way . I think there are a number of Peoplein Society who are working to make the ideals of the declaration a reality. Theres ideals expressed in the preamble about the quality and the pursuit of happiness so i think we have that idea and were trying to reach that. With the founders, and this is one of those silly questions but with the founders recognize who we are today . Of course not. Some aspects they would but others, women participating in politics, blacks participating in politics, all those things would have been foreign to them and the power of the United States. At the time were talking about, 1776 this is the 13 colonies in the middle of nowhere. They dont have the power, theyre leaving an Empire An