Who climbed aboard the president ial limousine as it sped to Parkland Hospital with the dying president. I still have a sense that that we had a responsibility to do that day st. We failed in that responsibility. The way i was brought up was that if you have a job to do you carry it throw the end result and in that day i wasnt able to. And thats what has always bothered me is that i wasnt able to do anything. Because i was the only one who had a chance. Rose a historical appreciation of president kennedy and a conversation with clint hill, the secret Service Agent who climbed aboard the president ial limousine as it sped to Parkland Hospital. Next. Captioning sponsored by Rose Communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. We chose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things not because they are easy but because they are hard. Because that goal will serve to organize and measure the best of our energies and the field because that challenge is one t
Who climbed aboard the president ial limousine as it sped to Parkland Hospital with the dying president. I still have a sense that that we had a responsibility to do that day st. We failed in that responsibility. The way i was brought up was that if you have a job to do you carry it throw the end result and in that day i wasnt able to. And thats what has always bothered me is that i wasnt able to do anything. Because i was the only one who had a chance. Rose a historical appreciation of president kennedy and a conversation with clint hill, the secret Service Agent who climbed aboard the president ial limousine as it sped to Parkland Hospital. Next. Captioning sponsored by Rose Communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. We chose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things not because they are easy but because they are hard. Because that goal will serve to organize and measure the best of our energies and the field because that challenge is one t
Gop, the more or less dominance is of the gubernatorial slot. What happens with the redistricting and can the democrats make it, or is that lockin for 20 or 30 more years . Please let me give an impressionistic answer and then let david give what will be a more thorough answer. When you have the first election after the districting, that is the baseline. Over the course of the decade there are Population Trends and some get more democratic and others get more republican. So the precision of redistricted can come undone gradually over a decade. You can argue about how much that happens where a district can be are off. Probably not that much, but some why. And this includes two dozen 18, two dozen 20, it could be somewhat different than the partisan orientation. But that is just my impression over the years. The democrats cannot could not pick a worse year than 2010. Because it really is a vicious cycle. If republicans when and we draw the line, then they are in great shape for 2021. Per
Board of directors who are here this evening. We have martha kumar is here. I have seen martha. Anita mcbride will be here shortly, if she is not here already. David firrea is on our board several members of our National Council of white house history, which we are always grateful to have. This evening, it is my honor and privilege to introduce a really terrific friend of mine and front of the White House Historical society, mark updegrove. He served as the president and the ceo of the lbj foundation in austin, texas. He is a president ial historian for abc news. He is also an accomplished author. Mark has actually authored five books on the presidency, including this book that we are celebrating this evening, incomparable grace, jfk in the presidency. I had the privilege of recording a podcast this afternoon with mark, which we will release later in the month when the book is officially released. It was a fascinating conversation. I really enjoyed my time with mark and i think you are
This evening. Im welcoming you under our roof here at historic Decatur House, which is the home of the White House Historical association. We are honored to occupy this property that is owned this evening, im welcoming you under a written historic Decatur House which is the home of the White House Historical association. We are honored to occupy this poverty that is owned by chris for preservation, one of our partners and our work. It is terrific to have them here. We have three members of our board of directors were here this evening, martha kumar is here. Ive seen martha. And needed mcbride will be here shortly, if shes not here already. And david varia is on our board here, over on the right. Its an honor to have all of you here, as well as several members of our National Council on white house history, which we are always grateful to have. Well, this evening it is my honor and privilege to introduce a really terrific friend of mine and a friend of the White House Historical associa