i had the fortune to meet lady bird johnson while working at harry s truman national historic site and i was very impressed that she wanted to see how the truman story was being interpreted, knowing that one day her story would be told here at the lbj ranch. >> after mrs. johnson's death in 2007, the ranch was then ceded to the national park service. it is available for you to visit if you happen to be in that part of texas in the texas hill country. you really get a sense of the johnson's life and you're there. so she died at the age of 94. sharon cooper wants to know how the country respond to her ed to her death. >> there was an outpouring of love. >> everybody showed up. former presidents and first ladies and, as i say, members of congress and artificial people you would expect to be there, but also this wonderful response of her staff and the secret service. seeing them coming was really quite something. i think also the point we just heard that the park service make about her sense of history. it is something we can enjoy so much and that he has made a point several times, all of

truman national historic site and i was very impressed that she wanted to see how the truman story was being interpreted, knowing that one day her story would be told here at the lbj ranch. >> after mrs. johnson's death in 2007, the ranch was then ceded to the national park service. it is available free to visit if you happen to be in that part of texas in the texas hill country. you really get a sense of the johnson's life and you're there. so she died at the age of 94. sharon cooper wants to know how the country respond to her death. >> there was an outpouring of love. >> everybody showed up. former presidents and first ladies and members of congress and all the people you would expect to be there, but also this wonderful response of her staff and the secret service. seeing them coming was really quite something. i think also the point we just heard that the park service channel and make about her sense of history. it is something we can enjoy some much and that he has made a point several times, all of this is available to us. all we have to do is go to our computers and mrs. johnso

i had the fortune to meet lady bird johnson while working at harry s truman national historic site and i was very impressed that she wanted to see how the truman story was being interpreted, knowing that one day her story would be told here at the lbj ranch. mrs. johnson's death in 2007, the ranch was then ceded to the national park service. it is available free to visit if you happen to be in that part of texas in the texas hill country. you really get a sense of the johnson's life and you're there. so she died at the age of 94. sharon cooper wants to know how the country respond to her death. >> there was an outpouring of love. >> everybody showed up. former presidents and first say, members of congress and artificial people you would expect to be there, but also this wonderful response of her staff and the secret service. seeing them coming was really quite something. we justalso the point heard that the park service channel and make about her sense of history. it is something we can enjoy some much and that he has made a point several times, all of this is available to us. all we h

white house historical association and partners as to the folks at the truman library in the truman house and independence for their help with the video tonight. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> monday on first ladies, maybe eisenhower. she had limited relations with the media, holding only one press conference. but she was very popular. her downs and bangs made her a regular on the best-dressed list. career -- she conducted white glove inspections and approve the med -- menus. she spent days working from bed because of poor health. join us for two hours as we explore the life and legacy of many eisenhower. eisenhower. we are offering a special edition of the book first ladies of the united states of america. a biography and a portrait of each first lady and comments from noted historians on the role of first ladies throughout history. it is available for the discounted price of $12.95 for shipping. plus shipping. and their website has more. it chronicles life in the executive mansion during the tenure of each of the first ladies. find out more at c-span.org/ firstladies >> c-span will brin

this term national security that justifies the mass surveillance of americans and people all over the world. this is under president obama. >> absolutely. historically, terrorists -- harry truman947, the truman doctrine, he declared boldly on the floor of congress that we had to invest $409 in greece and turkey to defeat outside forces including terrorist and communist for destabilizing greece. these are people who fought for the independence of greece against the nazis. they became terrorists right away. the word terrorist has been described loosely for any enemy. always terrorists in the woodwork. yes, they are vile. we should track them down. glenn greenwald has been very articulate about this. if you know someone or has connection to terrorism, i think most people would back that. but when you put the whole thing out over the web and you say everybody in the world is potentially suspect, you're making a different kind of world. you're making that horrible world. >> but either way, you're being surveilled. >> yes. you have to prove your innocence, so to speak. i worry about my children and my future. an intelligent manager, as peter said. i don't believe he is an unreasonab

white house historical association and partners as to the folks at the truman library in the truman house and independence for their help with the video tonight. [captions copyright nationalable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute]