lea? lea: you know, my favorite story --let me go back more generally. for most people, coming to the white house is a really important milestone in their life. they tell their family about it. they want the pictures. they want to take home the little paper napkins with the presidential seal. my favorite thing was watching people enter the white house for the first time, and they look around at the portraits and the columns. and you can just see them thinking, you know, i care -- i share a common heritage as an american with all the people who lived in this house, and they often become very emotional. and it is just a very lovely, reinforcing thing to see this kind of pride in america. and i am sure that every social secretary has seen that many times. jeremy: most of the experiences were -- it's funner to talk about the negatives, but there were positives. i will never forget -- we had the portrait unveiling of the bushes, george w. and laura, at the white house, and we had a lunch for the family beforehand and then the ceremony. and then, about a week

lea: those alone are so special. it seems to me they would be happy with that, but i can see anything that's not wired down, sadly, even people who attend white house events think that hostess gift means everything on the table. jeremy: right. >> i have two quick questions, one general and one specific. if you were to hire the next social secretary, what would be the top quality you would look for? jeremy: that's a good question, but i think there is something about -- we both when we started this book, talked about, what are we doing here? how did we get here? but you kind of play it off as if you belong. we all have our insecurities, but one of the things is to be confident enough in yourself that i think everyone in the white house is thinking, when are they going to find out the mistake i made at kick me out of here? you do not want to appear uncertain. that and a sense of humor. it is hard to say one detail is important. it is kind of a combination. sense of humor is really important. most of all because when so

it was just so special. >> lea? every presidential administration has times when they are up in times when they are down. as joanne can tell you, when you are feeling embattled within the white house, it's a daily struggle to just move on and do the best possible job you can do. and i was in the white house at the time when the iraq war was not going very well. it was before the surge. and the president decided to do in -- a dinner, which is a breaking of the ramadan fast. it's a very complicated dinner so that all the religious observance were done properly by the white house. we were very focused on it. the east room was emptied a furniture. the portraits were covered. rugs were put down. and and exactly the moment of the sunset, in imam stood in the grand foyer and called all of the guests, who were prominent muslim clerics and ambassadors from countries that had muslim populations, he called them to prayer and invited them to pray in the east room. a number of them went in and closed the doors and the prayers we

lea berman?my favorite story, i will say generally i go back, for most people coming to the late white house is an important milestone in our life. they tell their family about, and they want pictures, they want to take on paper napkins with the presidential seal. they are proud of it. my favorite thing was watching people enter the white house for the first time. they look around at the portraits and the columns, and you can just see them thinking, i share a common heritage as an american with all of the people that lived in this house. and they often become very emotional. it is just a very lovely reinforcement thing to say, see this kind of pride in america and i am sure that every social secretary has seen that many times. >> most of the experiences, it's fun to talk about the negatives, but there were positives. i will never forget. we had the portrait unveiling of the bush family, george w. and laura, at the white house. and we had a lunch for the family beforehand and in the ceremony. and

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significant stain on his legacy. to be a significant stain on his legacy-— to be a significant stain on his leaia university's . with columbia university's obama presidency oral history project. to what extent you see the trump presidency as a reaction to president obama? well it's very much a reaction. a lot of the things that obama was accused of while he was in office, of being of overreach, office, of being of overreach, of being irresponsible, i'm not protecting the country, those are many other that president trump has done well in office ——of not protecting. when obama was running for office he was accused of being a celebrity and made for television president and those of the same kinds of things that president trump embodies, and of course, it's a backlash to the fact that president obama was the first black president, i think it is not a coincidence that the president that followed president obama was somebody who makes the kind of racial politics that trump does, court to who he is as president. i5 to who he is as president. is there any historical analogy for the way that president

[lea] i'm a retired art teacher. [steve] we met online about 10 years ago.t so good so i got hearing aids. my vision was not as good as it used to be, got a change in prescription. but the this missing was my memory. i saw a prevagen commercial and i thought, "that makes sense." i just didn't have to work so hard to remember things. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> when i left the white house under reagan it wasn't like i was that well-known. so for nine years i was a freelance photographer. after that i went to work for the chicago tribune based in d.c. if somebody had told me that i would end up working for the most iconic republican president of our generation, and then the most iconic democrat president of our generation, i would have said they were crazy. >> what are those words? yes, we can! thank you, illinois, i love you! thank you. thank you, illinois. >> in 2004, barack obama was elected to the senate. i didn't see his 2004 speech at the convention because i was traveling with kerry. >> the hope of a skinny kid with a funny name who belie

. >> rvd was such a powerful figure, she stopped people fighting on twitter for at leas 20 seconds asa lioness of a life parrot. >> she was nominated by president bill clinton in 1993. >> i got the perfect person. she's gonna be on the supreme court. ruth bader ginsburg. >> she was confirmed by the senate 96-3. >> it seems like okay, that's a person that knows the law. to give get my favorite thing about her was her relationship with somebody she completely disagreed withns. >> they had dinner together, they shared a love of .opera. you can see that there was such a mutual respect between them despite the fact that they came from such opposite ends of the political spectrum. t >> they understood that you cann actually learn from someone wit whom you don't agree parrot kee you from from the left and the right and you put them in the same house party, you throw on the right jam and somebody will start dancingp,. >> as is his duty as president of the united states, president trump nominates amy kony barret parrot. >> everybody was having the opposite side perkier parties i the white hous

congressman david sis lea cicil leading this in the house, received a series of threatens voicemails from individuals in the aftermath of wednesday's events on capitol hill. so a source provided our clear lauren fox with some of the threatens messages one says, if you impeach him, civil war is on, buddy. also a number of very expletive-filled rants that have been directed towards congressman sicilini. i should say this has happened to a number of republicans and democrats around wednesday's events and afterwards harassed as various locations when traveling. sergeant and a.r.t a.r.m.s incr security traveling through the nation's airport asked to provide itineraries to the relative law enforcement authorities on capitol hill to be greeted by law enforcements and protected as they travel through. now at the same time, brianna, this comes as this push to impeach the president is fully under way. right now house democrats are having a caucus call to discuss their next steps, which include a vote as soon as tomorrow on an effort to try to force the president out via the 25th amendment and

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that of choreographe choreograp thathers coursee will lea up t two long lines. incobb incobb in cobb county, lines were up to four hours and secretary of state instead of making sure every vote can vote with confidence and safety he is now issuing a memo to put people in position they can't support and that's voter suppression. we continue to see it from georgia republicans and from secretary of state to threaten voter suppression to do things like make it harder to vote mail-in ballot without evidence of fraud. it is happening in the state of georgia, it is voter suppression and voter intimidation, to make sure voters can't cast ballots easily. >> any stories in particular that stand out to you from voters in their experiences with voter suppression. >> well, what lisa courtes and i did in the film" all in, fight for democracy" with the producer stacey abrams and we look at at -- activists in georgia have done extraordinary work using the courts and grassroots activism to turn the tide because as staceyabrams said voter turn out is the best ant don't to voter s

how during dress is the new strain believed to be from the uk that has arrived and at leas u.s. states. >> first of all, about six out of ten infections 1 in the uk h this new mutated strain that is generally recognized to be abou 60 or 70 percent more contagious , but i think even though it's not been sold as a mutation that is more deadly, i you think about it, when more people get the infection come a the mortality count is higher s it is dangerous and concerning that it could allow the infection to group the united states much faster. its mathematical certainty that it's at large beyond these few cases that have been diagnosed. >> is the priority list of who gets the vaccine correct? what about teachers so our kids can get back in school? >> as you know, there's been a big debate whether or not to give it to those high-risk firs or those by their job, and the cdc wrestled with this decisio and came out with a vote on december 20th ironically two weeks after the vaccine was announced, and said that it should be a hybrid approach. many of us have argued that we should use the

trump's preped remarksame ter his des repoedly warnedim he fas seriou legal posure oe he leas fice. he washiton postreports trump has instructed aides not to pay $20,000-a-day legal fees to his lawyer rudy giuliani, who's been working to overturn the results of the election. giuliani faces possible expulsion from the new york state bar association after he told trump's mob on january 6, "let's have trial by combat." meanwhile, a growing number of businesses have distanced themselves from trump and his political allies. deutsche bank and signature bank say they're severing ties with the trump organization, as did the real estate brokerage firm cushman & wakefield. the pga of america said it would no longer hold next year's championship at trump's golf club in bedminster, new jersey. american express, at&t, comcast, dow, nike, g.e., verizon, and other corporations said they would cut contributions to republican lawmakers who refused to certify joe biden's electoral college victory. meanwhile, new york mayor bill de blasio said wednesday the city is canceling all contracts with the tru

[lea] i'm a retired art teacher. [steve] we met online about 10 years ago.my hearing was not so good so i got hearing aids. my vision was not as good as it used to be, got a change in prescription. but the this missing was my memory. i saw a prevagen commercial and i thought, "that makes sense." i just didn't have to work so hard to remember things. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> coming up tonight, on abc 7 at 8:00. ring in 2021 with dick clarke's new year's rocken eve. then, stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> well, a bay-area organization is helping turn blank walls into works of art. dragon school in oakland is empowering emerging artists to express themselves, and help beautify their neighborhood by creating unique and engaging murals. >> art is a necessity, for me. if i'm feeling sad, if i'm stressed, if i'm -- if i'm having crazy anxiety, which is like a lot, i go to my painting. i go to my drawings, and like i need it to survive. art is it's a part of me. it's something that is just my identity. you know? in terms of murals, that's

on the verge of famine and de gaulle argued that if the allies don't move now, they were risking a5(lea humanitarian di and perhaps the destruction of paris itself. de gaulle and eisenhower, two extraordinarily determined personalities, were putting that relationship to the test. but events in paris would drive eisenhower's decision-making as much if not more so than de gaulle's urgings. on the next day, monday, august 21st, that tentative truce that the sweed nordling had organized fell apart. the communists refused to recognize the truce. the more fanatical elements, the ss agreed in refusing to acknowledge that truce and so the battles were on once again. parisians across the city began to construct barricades out of whatever they could find from felled trees to abandoned vehicles to paving stones tearing up paris' well-known cobbled streets. a german sergeant wrote his wife that day, i have the feeling things are going to get bad here. very fast. well, the effectiveness of these barricades, no rhyme or reason to the hundreds that appeared across the city, it's debatable about what

and howre are the women who lea michigan preparing for what comes next? mypa exclusive conversation wit michigan's governor, secretary of state, and attorney general, right after this break. but first to richard lui, who is standing by with a look at the other big stories that we are following herer at msnbc. richard? >> good day to you, alicia. kamala harris is set to resign from her senate seat monday. this in advance of her historic inauguration as america's firstm woman, first black, and first asian-american vice president. democrat alex padilla will fill her seat. he becomeshe california's first latino senator.t >>> russian opposition leader aleksei navalny was arrested at a moscow airport.t he spent the last five months in germany recovering from nerve agent poisoning. he places the blame on the kremlin. officialson say he was detained for parole violations and for a suspended prison sentence. >>> and grammy-winning producer phil spector has died at the age of 81 due to complications with covid-19. he was serving a prison sentence since 2009 for the

notable that some of the very people who advocated for compromise with republicans are now saying, lea. we'll get blamed in the 2022 midterms if we didn't save this economy and if we go small, we'll just keep falling further down the hole and it will writer -- require more to get us out of it. so it will be a test to see fts republicans are willing to go bigger. . >> heidi, thank you. and joining me now, president 1458 historian michael beschloss. people are making the argument that what he did, what donald trump did, in-sur rektsing -- or inciting that mob towards insurrection wasn't really that. but now you have all of this context. and as an historian, i'm curious as to your take on it. we have the calls to the georgia state officials, visits to the white house, attempts in pennsylvania. and now reporting about an actual official at the department of justice who was prepared to lead this effort to have the justice department lead the overturning of the election. all of this taken together may or may not be relevant to the senators who are voting on impeachment, but they are relevant

now we now seen eight resignations at leas and each of these people are people saying what they saw yesterdayva is mong them to leave the administration, and the president's action troubled them enough to publicly break with the pree dent. there ritics who say some of these people are leaving too lastl people are king about elaine chao other ands who left the administration after, of cours years of people criticizing the president. that being said, what we see here is a white house thais also on defense. we saw the white house press she said this is the opposite of this white house. but there are people that areta ing about the fact that the president, of course, was at a rally telling people to go to the capitol. n' she didtake any responsibility for the president's own word. she didn't ta responsibility for the president's own actions. i will say, i have been talking to pple who say the vice president is a bit reluctant, heey think, to try to come up with 25th amendment, which would take pence and a majorityf cabinet coming together to decide that the president is unfit. they would then be ab

to what happened today in good and bad ways president-elect biden and his new attorney general, we leaeds going to be it's going to be merrick garland, who president obama had nominated to the supreme court and mitch mcconnell blocked. they're going to have to really look at investigating the president and investigating his supporters and people that were there. and that's just one department that's doj the biden agenda, they -- i talked to a person in the incoming biden white house, and she said to me, we don't know what we don't know i think it is so important that biden could move at lightning speed in the beginning to get vaccines into our arms we haven't even mentioned it yet. but i think almost 4,000 people died today of covid. so president-elect biden has his hands full and it is a really, really good thing that he's going to have control, his party controlling the senate, so that he can get at least for the first two years as much of his agenda through as possible >> do you think that historians will look back on the way the president involved himself in this race and frame it as

when you look at the lea , for him? when you look at the legacy. what _ for him?gacy, what he did was - for him? when you look at the i legacy, what he did was different than what bush or obama had done, he change the length on how american policymakers are china. during the clinton administrations, they said it will be great to do economic trade, bush was looking at the expansions and obama said you really can criticize china because they control a lot of our debt. donald trump change the lens of how they see them. i think that is a good thing. they're looking suspiciously at chinese technology, which is appropriate, they're looking at the issues that are taking place and i think those of the lenses that he brought for that probably would not of been there today had it not been for a republican president talking about china in a different way than most politicians are the lenses that he brought for that probably would not of been there today had it not been for a republican president talking about china in a different way than most politicians it done before. .,

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lee lea exactly.'m a lightweight so one card will do me just fine. [laughter] dagen: i can make the airplane bottle go a listening way. happy valentine's day to everybody. still ahead, negotiations in focus, florida congressman greg stoobie is here to talk about where negotiations stand, it all start next hour on mornings with maria live on fox business. ♪ ♪ ♪ . . . dagen: good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo. it is monday, january 25th. your top stories at 7:00 a.m. eastern betting big on china, china overtaking the united states as the world's top country for foreign investment. largely thanks to the covid-19 pandemic. what this means for the biden administration and all of us in the united states, ahead. key issues on capitol hill from the $1.9 trillion covid relief package to impeachment, we're breaking it all down. hear from florida congressman greg steube, former nebraska senator, bob carey and karl rove. breaking news, merck announcing they will no longer -- helping drive th

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very nervous about the coming months because we know hospitality particularly struggles in the rather leaather lean months of january, particularly struggles in the rather lean months ofjanuary, february and march anyway after watch which additionally be a busy christmas period, they will be worried about the coming months and trying to make decisions about staff. the furlough scheme is trying to keep on as many people for as long as possible that the chancellor made it clear that he cannot save every chapel every business and is particularly clear in the announcements today, there is some targeted support but many will still through the gaps and there is no specific support. i spoke to the institute of directors in the last hour his highlighted that because of the way many self—employed people employed themselves to a limited company they are not eligible for support, so while this will help many businesses it is in no way a comprehensive package which will save every business and everyjob. good to talk to you and thank you so much, ben. let's talk to our political correspondent nick ear