[band music playing] freedom [applause] joe duffey has come out of nowhere. We are in good shape. It will be a whole new game. Later against enormous odds, he will win a place in the primary, win the primary, and then lose in the general election. I think there will be a reaction. He is one of my oldest and closest friends. We have worked together on a lot of things. After the 1968 Democratic Convention in chicago, we talked about trying to turn politics back to the people. Whether it was possible any longer, whether the established parties would ever get around to ending the vietnam war and then we talked about the redistribution of wealth in the would we right now, ever have the sense that the government really represents us . This is what joe and i were talking about in 1968 and 1969 and joe talked to other people, too. Like the people who had worked with him in the Mccarthy Campaign, those that were still disturbed about the war. I suppose it was against this background that he dec
Often, but youll see a story where they say Doug Brinkley has a team of writers that does all of his work for him. You want to deal with that one and never have a team. I i its myself and my wife and one person assisting me the team thing might be when i ran the Eisenhower Center. In new orleans in new orleans. I was running a center and so people and this is when Steve Ambrose was getting big. And also getting into trouble with plagiarism steve did and i was there too being very prolific and so theres a feeling like this theres this team at the eisenhower son and the same with Steve Ambrose steve would just do everything himself and his son you ambrose would would help him some but i think just people when youre productive people are wondering how can you be so productive . I dont hear that anymore. I think at a certain age people get to thats what you do. I mean youre im doing a book every couple years if anything now, i havent had a book out a couple years. Im getting the opposite l
With plagiarism steve did and i was there too being very prolific and so theres a feeling like this theres this team at the eisenhower son and the same with Steve Ambrose steve would just do everything himself and his son you ambrose would would help him some but i think just people when youre productive people are wondering how can you be so productive . I dont hear that anymore. I think at a certain age people get to thats what you do. I mean youre im doing a book every couple years if anything now, i havent had a book out a couple years. Im getting the opposite like whats going on, you know, lets see whats happened to you. You know, whats their advantages and disadvantages of being prolific the advantages are here. Im always ive never take a break from one book to the next. And to me the questions i can never answer like how long does it take like im writing right now at book called silent Spring Revolution on john kennedy Rachel Carson in the 60s environmental movement. Well that b
Feeling like theres this team at the Eisenhower Center and the same with steve ambrose, he would do everything himself, and his son hugh ambrose would help him some. But i think people, when youre productive, people are wondering how can you be so productive. I dont hear that anymore. I think at a certain age, people get used to thats what you do. Im doing a book every couple of years. Anything now, i havent had a book out in a couple of years, im getting the opposite, well, whats going on, whats happened to you, you know. There are advantages and disadvantages of being prolific. The advantages are im always i never take a break from one book to the next. And to me, the questions i can never answer like how long does it take. Like im writing right now a book called silent Spring Revolution on john kennedy, Rachel Carson and the 60s environmental movement. That book began when i did the wilderness warrior on Theodore Roosevelt. Im learning how the National Park service worked, how the u
past anything that stands in its way. .well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. easy. awesome. click or visit a retail store today. continues to mourn the passing of president george herbert walker bush who died last night at 94. his extraordinary life included fighting in world war ii, serving in congress, running the cia, and striking oil in congress before being president. his final words in bush 43, the son, he told his father he d been a wonderful dad and he loved him. bush 43 remembered his father today as, quote, a man of the highest character and the best dad a son or daughter could ask for. other former presidents who expressed their condolences today, decency, president obama said his service could never be matched although he would want us all to try. president trump has ordered the flags flown at half mast for 30 days to honor president bush. president trump has awe also declared a national day of mourning this coming wednesday. here s pre