and william mckinley wouldn't give the oration entire time. there'd be other politicians, but people would actually sit on the ground or they would have chairs that they would bring and they would listen to this campaigning for 4 hours on their own. but the funny thing about that campaign was the actual house that's the national first ladies historic site house is that was actually and ida mckinley's home. and the funny thing about that they then that they actually live in that home at the time because they didn't want a lot of the people knowing that people would come and knock on the door all hours of the night and they would be, you know, interrupted. and she was at that particular time had started to become epileptic. so she had, you know, a lot of health problems. but they actually lived like two streets over in a house that was similar to that. but a lot of people did not know that so after the campaign and speech, they would retire back to the back of the house and then go round street two blocks and they would be at their house, but it

mckinley. the examples of recent times, of course, the illustrative case of president john kennedy. american the establishment, he categorically did not like, but fired a fatal bullet into his convertible. believed to be former marine, lee harvey oswald. oswald himself was shot 2 days later by a certain nightclub owner named ruby. beautiful, right on live television while being escorted to another prison cell. the ends are in the water. later assassination attempts were made on president nixon in 1974, and on president gerald ford in 1975. sarah jane moore shooting. some weeks later, ford tried to linned frome had already lined up, coughed up blood and miraculously survived us president ronald reagan. in 1981, he was shot six times by dj john hinckley. the lead pierced the chest, touching a rib, and passing within one and a half centimeters of ... four attempts; in total , it is believed that clinton was attacked three dozen times. more than 80 people were detained in these cases. on monday in

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here from descendants of william mckinley, taft, and jimmy carter. exploring the american story. watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your prog guide or watch online anytime at c-span.org/history. back to our discussion on health care policy. we are joined by the senior vice president for inclusive growth at the center for american progress action fund and michael cannon's director of health policy studies at the cato institute. welcome to both of you. i want to start -- it's a 14th anniversary of the affordable care act and i want to show a poll thatkfs did asking how favorable or unfavorable an opinion of the aca, also known as obamacare is. this shows the trend with this dark blue line being favorable, up to 51% now with unfavorable at 40%. it looks like it's the biggest, the highest it's been since it was signed into law. what you think of that and why do you think that is? guest: it's the highest it's been since it was passed in 14 years. it's a surprise because we have more people that are benefiting from the affordable care act. 45 mil

after more than six decades on the british throne in the united states, the president, william mckinleyas theodore roosevelt. remember that, until 1937, the inauguration didn't happen until rc the flag had 45 féars. the 45th star was added five years before when utah was admitted to the union and cadet douglas macarthur was a yearling. and at west point. now let's go back to that front page of the virginian pilot. and there next to an illustration ocean of queen victoria's mausoleum, and right below an article about the boer war in in in south afria ca war reporting on a skirmish in which five american soldiers were killed, four wounded and two missinin action. now this. now remember, in november of 1899, the conventional aspect of the war, the filipino american war had ended. and on that day, arthur macarthur in the field commanding the second division, sent a message back to headquarters. so this is november 23rd, 1899, and said the so-called philippine republic is destroyed, the congress is dissolved. the president of the so-called republic is a fugitive. the generals are separated w

after more than six decades on the british throne in the united states, the president, william mckinleyce president elect, was theodore roosevelt. remember that, until 1937, the inauguration didn't happen until march. the flag had 45 stars. the 45th star was added five years before when utah was admitted to the union and cadet douglas macarthur was a yearling. and at west point. now let's go back to that front page of the virginian pilot. and there next to an illustration ocean of queen victoria's mausoleum, and right below an article about the boer war in in in south africa is a dispatch about the philippine-american war reporting on a skirmish in which five american soldiers were killed, four wounded and two missing in action. now this. now remember, in november of 1899, the conventional aspect of the war, theilipino american war had ended. and on that day, arthur macarthur in the field commanding the second division, sent a message back to headquarters. so this is november 23rd, 1899, and said the so-called philippine republic is destroyed, the congress is dissolved. the president of

after more than six decades on the british throne in the united states, the president, william mckinley, the vice president elect, was theodore roosevelt. remember that, until 1937, the inaugurationi't happen until march. the flag had 45 stars. the 45th star was added five years before when utah was admitted to the union and cadet douglas macarthur was a yearling. and at west point. now let's go back to that front page of the virginian pilot. and there next to an illustration ocean of queen victoria's mausoleum, and right below an article about the boer war in in in south africa is a dispatch abo philippine-american w reporting on a skirmish in which five american soldiers were killed, four wounded and two missing in action. now this. now remember, in november of 1899, the conventional aspect of the war, the filipino american war had ended. and on that day, arthur macarthur in the field commanding the second division, sent a message back to headquarters. so this is november 23rd, 1899, and said the so-called philippine republic is destroyed, the congress is dissolved. the president of t

this dates back to william mckinley administration, where the letters processing was formalized in thisce of presidential correspondence. clinton got them every few weeks. george w. bush got them less frequently. for biden, it's five letters every week. he often sets them aside for weekend reading. as you said, the letters that biden particularly gets are ones that talk about the policies and how they have impacted americans lives directly. those are often skewed positively where he wants to, or aides want him to see directly how the policies he signed into law, a slew of legislation, how that has impacted americans lives and improved their lives. so not as systemically as obama did with ten every night, but another way to biden seeks to get out of the presidential bubble. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up, we'll take a deep dive into the surge in antisemitism across the united states since the october 7th hamas terror attacks in israel. (avo) kate made progress with her mental health... ...but her medication caused unintentional movements in her face, hands, and feet called tardive

here from descendants of william mckinley, william howard taft, harry truman, dwight eisenhower and jimmyter. explore the american story. watch american history tv every weekend and find the full schedule or watch online anytime at c-span.org/history. >> c-span has been delivering unfiltered congressional coverage for 45 years. here's a highlight from the key moment. >> the space program has been a marvelous program for america to expand its knowledge, its horizons. it will continue to be so in the future. as long as man has the thirst for knowledge we will continue to press outward. in the process there is risk. that risk is taken by each one of us every day and that risk is understood by all the members of the crew that climb into a loaded spaceship. >> c-span, powered by cable. >> washington journal continues. host: welcome back to washington journal. we are joined to talk about the bail system and reforms to the bail system with lisel petis, resident senior fellow of criminal justice at the r street institute. welcome to the program. guest: thanks for having me. host: tell us about th

here from descendants of william mckinley, william howard taft, harry truman, dwight eisenhower and jimmyter. explore the american story. watch american history tv every weekend and find the full schedule or watch online anytime at c-span.org/history. >> c-span has been delivering unfiltered congressional coverage for 45 years. here's a highlight from the key moment. >> the space program has been a marvelous program for america to expand its knowledge, its horizons. it will continue to be so in the future. as long as man has the thirst for knowledge we will continue to press outward. in the process there is risk. that risk is taken by each one of us every day and that risk is understood by all the members of the crew that climb into a loaded spaceship. >> c-span, powered by cable. >> washington journal continues. host: welcome back to washington journal. we are joined to talk about the bail system and reforms to the bail system with lisel petis, resident senior fellow of criminal justice at the r street institute. welcome to the program. guest: thanks for having me. host: tell us about th

this dates back to the william mckinley administration where the letters processing was formalized inach president has done it differently. clinton got them every few weeks. george w. bush got them a little less frequently. obama got them systematically. for biden, it's five letters every week. he often sets them aside for weekend reading. as you said, the letters that biden particularly gets are ones that talk about the policies and how they have impacted americans' lives directly. those are often skewed positively where he wants to -- or aides want him to see directly how the policies he's signed into law, as you mentioned, a slew of legislation, how that has impacted americans and improved their lives. not as systematically as obama did with ten every night, but another way to find out what americans are thinking. >> white house reporter at "the washington post," tyler pager, thank you very much. >>> adrienne, thank you for coming on. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," we'll have the latest from the campaign trail ahead of super tuesday as nikki haley picks up her first primary win.