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Of writing, making things come alive in a fair, relevant way, youre going to find a position. Thank you. You bet. Thanks for being here. Real quickly. Yes or no, michael, is that it . Just yes or no. Im kelly mcgowan. I have another ethics question. What do you do to get everybody on your staff on the same page ethically . Get everybody on the same page ethically . Like what do you do to ensure your staff is all on the same page constant coaching, transparency. Here is what is expected if you want to work for me, and if you cant live by those rules, you wont. Okay. Lets face it, ethics is a nonnegotiable thing, okay . Its not. Michael, you know that certainly in your classes and what it is youre teaching. Its nonnegotiable conversations related to the ethics. You want to be in this business, to be credible, relevant to the readers and advertisers i serve, you dont play by the ethics game, youre not going to work for us. Thank you. My name is nicole. Im in a Research Class and our littl
Pat buchanan, your new book about the 1968 campaign of Richard Nixon is that a beginning of a trilogy for you . I had intended by it. I got down into my files and brought back all the stories and memories, and thought the nixon comeback in his earliest years was a book in and of itself, a book in which i was very close to Richard Nixon, his staff is very small, and it was an extraordinary story, an extraordinary time. A time of assassinations and riots and campus anarchy and revolution, the tet offensive, americans coming home in caskets the convention at chicago it is an extraordinary story. I decided to put it all into one book. I will go through the chronological part of this book and talk about some of the things i have never seen before and begin with asking you about the first moment you met Richard Nixon. The first moment was at the Burning Tree Country Club in 1954. Pete cook and i were looking for a summer job. We were the only two white guys out there. After the black caddies
I got down into my files and brought back all the stories and memories, and thought the nixon comeback in his earliest years was a book in and of itself, a book in which i was very close to Richard Nixon, his staff is very small, and it was an extraordinary story, an extraordinary time. A time of assassinations and riots and campus anarchy and revolution, the tet offensive, americans coming home in caskets, the convention at chicago it is an extraordinary story. I decided to put it all into one book. I will go through the chronological part of this book and talk about some of the things i have never seen before and begin with asking you about the first moment you met Richard Nixon. The first moment was at the Burning Tree Country Club in 1954. Pete cook and i were looking for a summer job. We were the only two white guys out there. After the black caddies had gone after their afternoon bags, the Vice President s was put out on the bench. The assistant looked over at me and pete cook an
Cspan. I have the pleasure this evening of welcoming and introducing two eminent scholars of Richard Nixon and the nixon era. Our moderator is frank gannon, who served as special assistant to donald rumsfeld. He was chief assistant to nixon on the writing of his memoirs during the president s years in san clementa. And he has the were distinction of having interviewed the president on tape in 1983. Those materials now reside at the university of georgia in the p body archive. We also have john roy price, a harvard educated attorney who cofounded the Rippon Society. He promptly joined the new Nixon Administration in 1969, working for Daniel Patrick moynahan as special assistant to the president on affairs. John later went into banking later becoming chief of regulations for chase bank. Special note, john is joined this evening by his daughter alexandra and his son phil. Welcome to both of you. Johns new book, the last liberal republican, a insiders perspective on nixon surprising social