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and on holidays, too. only on c-span3. hello. this is hillary clinton. i want to thank you for letting me speak with you about an issue that is central to our children s future and critical in our fight to restore this nation s economy, solving our nation s healthcare crisis. there is no prescription or role model or cookbook for being first lady. the future is created every day. the future is not something that is out there waiting to happen to us. the future is something that we make. i have said and i believe that there is a good possibility that sometime in the next 20 years, we will have a woman president. hillary clinton experienced many firsted es is her role ast lady. she and her husband have been political partners since law school. she has endured several scandals as she considers a second bid for the white house. hillary clinton, this sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span s original series, first la ladies, influence and image, examining the public
United-statesSan-franciscoCaliforniaTurkeyAmericansAmericaAmericanJane-joneThomas-tudorTony-mauroRonald-reaganMichael-dukakis the library of congress in 2002 in the first of the two-part program looks primarily at educational films. i m rick prelinger. i m founder of the prelinger archives, which is a large collection of this archive of films in san francisco. and also a nonprofit internet library. and this morning, we re sitting in the middle of the offices of internet archives. i began collecting film in 1982. i was working as a researcher on a documentary project, and this project involved searching for a lot of material that wasn t in conventional collections, specifically, material about everyday life in the post world war ii period, so i became very interested in industrial advertising and educational films. these were considered trivial and useful and at that point in time in the early 80s, hardly collected. but i began collecting and quite quickly, this collection grew extremely large and people began to ask me for access to the material and suddenly, even though i was still an unschooled
New-yorkUnited-statesVirginiaKansasNetherlandsIranSan-franciscoCaliforniaTurkeyAmericansAmericaAmerican as far as this goes. that being said. [applause] next some booktv, encore booknotes. in 1994 or liz carpenter discussed her book s unplanned parenthood the confessions of a seventysomething surrogate mother. the book focuses on ms. carpenter s experiences raising rates three teenage nieces and nephews at age 79. she also discusses her years in the white house working as press secretary for lady bird johnson. this is about an hour. c-span: liz carpenter, you say early in your book that, by heritage and by profession, i am a storyteller. where did you learn that? guest: i think growing up. i grew up in rural texas. rural areas seem to you need entertainment, and so my family had been rooted in texas for five generations and they were full of tales that had been hand-me-downs. we heard them a lot around the fireplace while you re cracking pecans, and it grew. then, of course, i just was propelled to be a journalist, and that s what i did. i went to the university of te
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