jeremy bernard, talk about the book, treating people. well the extraordinary power of civility in life, their thoughts on public unprofessional civility. miss berman worked for the george hill to bush administration and jeremy bernard for the obama administration. the ronald reagan museum holed it this event in 2016. it s a treat for us to have not one but two former social secretaries with us today. i m sure that they are grateful that they don t have to plan and execute this white house luncheon. one of our guests today is a democrat. one a republican. they aren t afraid to be friends. they support one another. in the even show up in public together. imagine that. originally from a small town in ohio, lea berman service white house social secretary from 2004 to 2007 under president and mr. george w. bush. prior to that, she was chief of staff to second lady lint cheney, and before that service secretary to vice president cheney, when asked which a lot of those jobs i beli
originally from a small town in ohio, lea berman served as white house social secretary 2004 to 2007 under president and mrs. george w. bush. prior to that, she was chief of staff to second lady lynn cheney and before that served as social secretary to vice president cheney. when asked how she landed those jobs, i believe she will tell you she was in the right place at the right time. and having known of her for many years, i can tell you that she was most assuredly qualified for all of those roles. as she tells it, she has been an event planner her entire adult life, including as a wife, full-time mom said now two adult daughters, and a couple dogs. she hosts a daily blog called america s table. which i have now secretly bookmarked at my own desk. do not tell anybody. lea offers hints and treats including travel, home life, and food glorious food and tips on home entertaining and etiquette, which she says is not just about knowing which fork to use, it s about treatin
dehydration and hypo therm i can t, presumably after spending days in swing that is no longer behind me. police pound the three-year- old and his mother last month after someone who lives near the park reported seeing a woman standing and pushing a child in the swing for what seemed like an unusually long time. investigators believe simms came to wills memorial park around 11:15 on may 20th and didn t leave until police arrived two days later on the morning of may 22nd. by the time police found him, he was already dead. in an interview a few weeks ago simms mother told wusa her daughter would never intentionally hurt the baby but she did suffer from mental illness. charges have not been filed against anyone. the state s attorney tells me they re still officially waiting to receive this autopsy but they do expect this to go before a grand jury sometimes next week. reporting live in la play that, allyson barber. the mom was taken to the hospital for a medical evaluation. she
election process itself. so in early september, when i saw president putin in china, i felt the most effective way to insure that that didn t happen was to talk to him directly. and tell him to cut it out and there were going to be sears consequences if he didn t talking more about this, is niles standard associated editor for the hill. thanks for joining us. watching that long press conference, what were your big take aways from this last press conference in 2016 obviously, president obama expressed lots of differences with donald trump. he wasn t hiding those, but at the same time, he was, i thought, trying to calm some of the most fierce tensions we have seen in the recent past. he wasn t going for the idea of election fraud in the sense of messing with votes. he wasn t really suggest the electoral college voters should change their minds, calming the waters but not denying that he had i tutee interesting. he sort of scolded the mad a little bit with our obsession wi
and now try for on booktv. former meet the press moderator david gregory discusses aids and religion in his book how s your faith?. is interviewed by sally quinn, founding editor of on faith. host: david, tell me how you came to the title of your book, how s your faith? guest: it was a question posted made by president bush who asked me that question numerous times. i write about in the book just before i got the job at meet the press as i was getting it. he had heard that i was studying with some we both know, erica brown, political scholar, moderate orthodox woman and is trying to deepened my faith. i was meeting with him in the oval office and we re talking about the economy. he was giving me advice on how to whether public scrutiny and then he said, gravely, how is your faith? every time he asked the question i found to be such a penetrating question. people might be startled that he would ask the reporter covering the white house that question but i never f