she is andrew jackson's wife. jackson's election was really tough on her because she was previously married and her divorce was not final by the time she married andrew. so opponents of andrew jackson painted her as an adulterer, a bigamist. it was so stressful to her that just days after andrew jackson won the election, she promptly died. when andrew jackson went to the white house he named his niece as first lady of the united states. she served as the white house hostess. this reporting that donald trump's daughter ivanka is getting an office in the same space reserved for first lady in the white house according to a transition source. nbc news is pushing back on this. a source familiar with ivanka trump's planning has told the news that the cnn report is, quote, not true. but there are two things i will say. one, the idea of the first lady not being the wife of the president might seem really odd, but it's not new. there have been other instances where this has happened. thomas jefferson had his daughter. james

burdened by obligation than probably any president in our history with the possible exception of andrew jackson and

jenna: they both have really good -- if you looked at andrew jackson's picture. >> certainly unique.exactly. kitchen cabinet, do you think that's a term we are going to start hearing more of, charlie? >> i think as reed said, people are very interesting in how much his family is going to be involved. i would also -- obviously the media has to, you know, really look at this very closely and, you know, i think it's great reporting all out and everything, it is important to remember that this isn't a surprise. these people were very involved with the campaign as reed said and the election occurred after everybody knew how involved the family was. so the voters have spoken on this issue so far. jenna: that's true. two open positions left to fill and then we have the team, we have the cabinet and we will go from there. charlie, reed, great to have you both. >> great conversation, after years of war, a fragile syrian cease fire is the best hope for thousands trapped. dozens of balances an buses have been leaving the city, but activists say the convoy has come under fire from progovernment

we have had nothing like the change they came across the country when andrew jackson got elected, it was totally different than anything anyone had seen. we all have faith in this great country of ours. its resilience, ability to change and move in different directions. regardless of who people supported, i feel good about the country. mr. goodman: you remain hopeful and confident. my question is, are you hopeful? it seems you are for what lies ahead. sen. mcconnell: i am. i was not happy the last eight years, but we will move in a different direction and hopefully the american people will like that. mr. goodman: thank you, making it 14, "one-to-one," hope to see you down the road. for "one-to-one," i am bill goodman. ♪ >> next on c-span, a look and the life and political career of vice president elect mike pence. then a profile of chuck schumer of new york. we will also hear from sean spicer of the rnc who president-elect donald trump named as his white house press later, a conversation with mitch mcconnell. every weekend, book tv brings you 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors.

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there's good and bad about andrew jackson, but he was kind of a rock star in his time.ry is very tricky. it's hard to nail down what you think people are going to believe and accept, how historians will judge history many years later. >> out of all these men, george is your favorite? >> yep, george is my favorite for sure. >> why is that? >> the sacrifices the man made and the leadership he portrayed took a lot of courage. >> you think out of all these that george might be your favorite? >> if he's not my favorite -- >> it's hard for you to play favorites as historians, right? >> i'd say he's the best president in american history. >> really? >> because he walked away from power. that was the greatest gift he gave to america. to say, look, i have power, and i give it up to the people. and that became a great moral example, made on all his successors. >> howard hopes to build a new park someday. in the meantime, the group will await its next member, weathering the elements under the weight of the wide-open american sky as one president moves peacefully from power to the

it's unrealistic. >> george is probably the only person here other than myself who covered andrew jacksonyour thoughts about that parallel? >> i think it's fair. that there's a jacksonian streak "born fight figure," the title of the book -- "borne fighting," the title of the book. i think ten years from now people may say the big loser was not washington, it was brussels. that the most important vote take then year was not november 8th but june 23rd when the british left the european union and began the unraveling of that project which -- >>. and with the terrible attack in berlin and what that says about migrants and migrant policy and the open door, that's going to only continue, isn't it? >> it is. i hasten to add that i hardly supported brexit. it just was not a total loss of a year. >> thank you, panel. see you next sunday. >>> next, our power player of the week. honoring america's veterans this christmas season. >>> plus, a holiday visit from the wallace grandkids you won't want to miss. >>> it's a christmas tradition here to share the story about one family has found a way to expre

however her 2% lead is not nearly as big as when andrew jackson lost to john quincy adams in 1824 despite his 10% higher popular vote the house of representatives settled that election. >>> princeton university has canceled the rest of the athletic season for the swim and diving team. school administrators say team members posted material described as vulgar and offensive on the school sponsored team mailing list. there were also alleged miss oxygen nisic and racist comments on the women's swim team. >>> new jersey families who suspect their elderly or disabled loved one is being abused by a home health aide, they can get help to secretly investigate. they can borrow hidden surveillance cameras from the state for free to see if their fears are justified. new jersey's attorney general unveiled the program. >>> the mayor is taking a step to help prevent immigrant businesses forfrom being targets for criminals. this is his new council on asian-american affairs. its job is to help change the immigrant culture of not trusting banks and other institutions and keeping large sums of money at home

we have had nothing like the change that came across the country when andrew jackson got elected. it was totally different than anything anyone had seen. we ought to have faith in this great country of ours. its resilience, ability to change and move in different directions. regardless of who people supported for president, they ought to feel good about our country. mr. goodman: you remain hopeful and confident. i think my question was, are you hopeful? it sounds like you are for what lies ahead. sen. mcconnell: i am. obviously i was not happy the last eight years, but we will go in a different direction and hopefully the american people will like that. mr. goodman: thank you, making it 14, "one-to-one," hope to see you down the road. for "one-to-one," i am bill goodman. ♪ 3 join us on tuesday, january , for live coverage from the opening day of the new congress. watch the official swearing in of the new and reelected members of the house and senate, and the swearing of the speaker of the house. begins at 7:00 eastern on c-span and c-span.org, or you can listen to it on the free c

andrew jackson was there as the governor announced a pledge to p>> florida governor rick scot in orlando thinking state law enforcement officers for their work during a very difficult year. including the pulse night club attack and hurricane matthew. and once to give them a pay raise. but through these times of adversity state law enforcement fearlessly answered the call and put themselves in harm's way. standing strong in the face of danger.t is thanks to their hard work and sacrifice that florida appear severe through these diffic achieved a 45 year loan in our prime rate. >> ?that is proposing a five percent pay increase for all eighth hp, swc and fdle offices. >> it has never been more dangerous than it is now to be a law enforcement officer. these men and women put on an officer we don't just do with traditional primes. terrorism remains a huge threat to the country. >> 44 fhp troopers have lost their lives in the line of duty to the dangers of this job. i just reiterate this not just out troopers, it is their families. >> starting base salary is nearly $34,000. the last time they r

a leal unrealistic. >> george is the only persother person here other than myself who covered andrew jackson. >> i think it's fair there's a jacksonian streak in this country. born fighting is the title of the book about them. their truck yew lent people, and they're truck lens was heard this year. i think ten years from now people may look back and say the big loser this year was not washington. it was brussels. that the most important vote taken this year was not november 8th but june 23rd when the british left the european union and began the unraveling of that project. >> and with the terrible attack this week in berlin and what that says about migrants and pi migrant policy and the open door, that's going to continue, isn't it. >> it is. i hasten to add that i heartily supported brexit. this was not the total loss of a year. >> our power player of the week. honoring america's veterans this christmas season. plus, a holiday visit from the wallace grand kids. you won't want to miss it. >>> it's a christmas tradition here to share the story of how one family has found a way to express the

have to assess whether these kind of change agents, just as we saw with new people coming in andrew jackson'solt in the pass into washington, whether they're able to come into these institutions and change them or whether they are changed by them. >> i do think there's going to be some disappointment who took things in the campaign literally. they're not necessarily going to happen. there will be a period somewhere down the line that, oh, that didn't happen. you said it was going to happen. it didn't happen that way, because it's a leal unrealistic. >> george is the only persother person here other other person besides myself that covered andrew jackson. >> it's fair to say there's a jacksonian streak in this country. they're a truk you will lent people and their truculence was heard this year. the big loser this year was not washington, it wass brussels. that the most important vote taken this year was not november 8th but june 23rd when the british leftt the european unio and began the unraveling of that project which -- >> and with a terrible attack this week in berlin and what that says a

have had nothing like the came across the country when changes that came across the country when andrew jackson elected. it was totally different than anything anyone had seen. we ought to have faith in this great country of ours. its resilience, its ability to change and move in different directions. and regardless of who people supported for president i feel , good about the country. sen. mcconnell: i have asked you this before, but in 30 seconds remaining, you remain hopeful and confident. i think my question was are you , hopeful? it sounds like you are for what lies ahead. sen. mcconnell: i am. obviously i was not very happy with the last eight years, but we will move in a different direction, and hopefully the american people will like that. mr. goodman: thank you, senator. it has been a pleasure for the first 13, and for this one, making it 14 "one-to-one," hope to see you down the road. sen. mcconnell: thank you, bill. mr. goodman: for one-to-one, i am bill goodman. announcer 1: the first congress will begin and will include january several new members. we spoke with one of the incoming

roorn today on one of the networks, they said maybe andrew jackson? when was that? it was like in the 1838? and then somebody said that was great but nothing like what happened here. okay. so it really has been fun and more importantly i heard mike saying what happened in indiana. we'll do that all >>y we can reverse the stagnation and usher in a true opportunity and growth endless grid lock is not the way of life. we don't have to accept that. government can be responsible and proud of how washington works. and i have spoken to democrats and i said to them, look, we can't go on with the grid lock. it's gone on so many years. we are going to get together. and i believe they want to get together. you know why, it is time and the people are angry, they are angry and they are going to get together. and we will make joint decisions. our victory was so great. we have the house and we have the senate and we have the presidency. >> here we are. we have a few donald trump fans here. [crowd noise] >> and so this election how important? no republican has won the white house w

roorn today on one of the networks, they said maybe andrew jackson? when was that? it was like in the 1838? and then somebody said that was great but nothing like what happened here. okay. so it really has been fun and more importantly i heard mike saying what happened in indiana. we'll do that all this is more than just a credit card. it's how adventure begins. and with the miles you can earn, it's always taking you closer to your next unforgettable experience. become a cardmember and start enjoying benefits built to take you further... like group 1 boarding... and no foreign transaction fees. plus, when you fly on american airlines, your first checked bag fee is waived for you and up to four companions. every purchase with the citi® / aadvantage® platinum select card takes you closer to adventure... >> test test. >> test test. >> test test. >> test test. >> test test 50,000 aadvantage® bonus miles after spending $3,000 in purchases within the first 3 months. by using the citi® / aadvantage platinum select® card, you can begin to pack more into your adventure. beco

we have had nothing like the change they came across the country when andrew jackson got elected, itas totally different than anything anyone had seen. we all have faith in this great country of ours. its resilience, ability to change and move in different directions. regardless of who people supported, i feel good about the country. mr. goodman: you remain hopeful and confident. my question is, are you hopeful? it seems you are for what lies ahead. sen. mcconnell: i am. i was not happy the last eight years, but we will move in a different direction and hopefully the american people will like that. mr. goodman: thank you, making it 14, "one-to-one," hope to see you down the road. for "one-to-one," i am bill goodman. ♪ >> tonight a look at the life and career of mike pence. and then a profile of the next democratic leader, charles schumer, of new york. and a couple of interviews with congressman steve russell of oklahoma and brad ashford of nebraska. a number of senators are retiring this year. tomorrow night we will bring you speeches,d farewell starting with mitch mcconnell talking

today on one of the networks they said maybe andrew jackson. when was that? that was like 1838.n someone else that that was great, but it's nothing like what happened here. so it really has been fun, and more importantly, i heard my saying about what happened today in indiana, we're going to do that all over the country. thank you, carrier. today we made history, and now the real work begins. that is the second reason that i'm here today. i'm going to discuss our action plan to make a greater -- to make america great again. although we did have a lot of fun hot -- fighting hillary, didn't we? [cheers and applause] and by the way, the people are continuing to pour in, so let them come in. a half hour, but i don't think we are going to do that. let's blame them for being late, right? , i was inaid indianapolis to announce that we are saving the jobs that the carrier plant from going to mexico. 1100 jobs. to i'm asking all companies keep their jobs in america, and we will work to make america a better environment for workers and businesses and we will crack down on all foreign trad

roorn today on one of the networks, they said maybe andrew jackson? when was that? it was like in the 1838? and then somebody said that was great but nothing like what happened here. okay. so it really has been fun and more importantly i heard mike saying what happened in indiana. we'll do that all over the country. ♪ (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore, yet another innovation, only at a sleepnumber store. my swthis scarf all thatsara. left to remem... what! she washed this like a month ago the long lasting scent of gain flings ltry align probiotic.n your digestive system? for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. get 24/7 digestive support, with align. the #1 doctor recommended probiotic brand. now in kids chewables. >>y we can reverse the stagnation and usher in a true opportunity and growth endless grid lock is not the way of life. we don't have

grant he said second rank were benjamin franklin, thomas jefferson, thousand hamilton and andrew jacksonthat is how he understood it. the idea that was first propagated by generals that the better side lost. they were the better side, the christian side, the chivalrous side. they all lost because they were overwhelmed by greater numerical numbers and a greater industrial mind. and that fletcher ulysses s. grant who was willing to sacrifice his men. the casualties under him were actually under grants, less than underlay. actually less under grant than under lee. the story that i want to tell, ulysses s. grant defended the right of african-americans, nobody wanted to tell a story. he doesn't seem to be part of the story that he deserves to be. to answer your question, he fell all the way down to 32 or something in recent years. it has begun to rise. he has probably risen 10 or 12 places. i think he deserves a much higher ranking in terms of american leaders. >> how much total time that he's been in the military? 43 or 54. he reentered and 61. he continued to be general in chief quite remar

today on one of the networks they said, maybe andrew jackson, i said, when was that, 1838? someone else said, that was great but nothing like what happened here. it's been fun. more importantly, what happened in indiana, we are going to do it all over the country. thank you carrier. today we made history and now the real work begins. that is, the second reason that i am here today. i am going to discuss our action plan to make america great again. we are going to discuss it. although we did have a lot of fun fighting hillary clinton, didn't we? right? by the way, the people are continuing to come in. let them come in. we can wait a half an hour or an hour but we are not going to do that. let them come in. lets blame them for being late. just today i was in indiana to announce that they are saving the jobs at the carrier plant from going to mexico. 1,100 jobs. i am asking all companies to keep their jobs in america and we will work to make america a better environment for workers and businesses and we will crack down on all foreign trade abuses that undermine your amount and

today on one of networks they said, maybe andrew jackson? i said when was that? like this the 1838?at was great but nothing like what happened here. okay. it really has been fun, and more personally, i heard mike saying about what happened today in indiana we'll do that all over the country. all over, carrier, thank you, carrier. that is. second reason that i am here today. i am going to discuss our action plan to make america great again, we'll discuss it. we did have a lot of fun fighting hillary, didn't we. right? lou: you can feel the love in the room there. 18 thousand folks, the capacity of the arena. putting that in context, we know that president-elect talking about the lines around the building, their, the room is filled. he is drawing more than ever before, he was drawing a bunch before he was president-elect, back to the president-elect. >> i'm asking, all companies, to keep their jobs in america, and we will work to make america's better environment for workers, and businesses. and we will crackdown on all foreign trade abuses, that undermine your ability and your compan

today on one of the net would be they said, maybe andrew jackson? when was that, like in the 1838 timeframe and somebody also said well, that was great but nothing like what happened here. it has been fun and more importantly i heard mike saying about what happened today in indiana we will do that all over the country. mber one choice of dentists. philips sonicare removes significantly more plaque versus oral-b 7000. experience this amazing feel of clean. innovation and you. philips sonicare. save now when you buy philips sonicare. and her new mobile wedding business.tte at first, getting paid was tough... until she got quickbooks. now she sends invoices, sees when they've been viewed and ta-da, paid twice as fast! see how at quickbooks-dot-com. >> we can reverse the stagnation in bring in a period of new opportunity and growth. endless gridlock is not a way of life any longer. we doesn't have to accept that. government can be responsive. we can be proud again of how washington works. i have spoken to democrats. i said to them, look, we can't go on

roosevelt went on to say, a second rank, benjamin franklin, thomas jefferson, alexander hamilton, and andrew jacksonthis is the way he understood it. first because of what we call the lost cause, the idea first propagated by confederate generals, that the better side lost. were the better side, the christian side, the chivalrous side, all these values. and they only lost because they were overwhelmed by greater numerical number of troops and greater industrial might, and that butcher, grant, who was willing to sacrifice his men. our best civil war historians have shown us that the casualties under grant worth less than the casualties under lee. this comes forward. a gentleman reminded me last evening that by the time we get , the institution of jim crow laws, the story i want to tell, that grant defended the rights of african-americans, that wasn't a story anybody wanted to hear. when we get to the civil rights era of the 1960's, the whole abolitionist story is recast in a positive way. grant doesn't seem to be part of that story. he deserves to be. grant fell all the way down to 32 or something lik

the whites just wanted to get rid of the indians, one way or another. 1888, the election of andrew jackson, they found somebody who also wanted to get rid of the native americans any way he could. this is john ross, one of the cherokee chiefs. if any community of native americans lived up to the hopes of the federal government, it was clearly the cherokee. they learned how to read. one of the missionaries created a vocabulary to allow them to write down the language. the bible had been translated. many of them have become christians. many of them now more american dress. this was a highly integrated community. but nevertheless, the principle prevails. we have to get rid of them. congress passed the indian removal act in 1830 which was signed by president jackson, saying that the five civilized tribes, this is president jackson, he said that the five civilized tribes should move from their cramped lands out into a place that was then called indian territory. the five groups where the creeks , seminars, and chickasaws, cherokees. would beis that there a resettlement of the population out her

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today, on one of the networks they said, maybe andrew jackson. i said, when was that?t was like in the 1838? and then somebody else, well, that was great, but nothing like what happened here. so it really has been fun. and more importantly, i heard mike saying about what happened today in indiana. we're going to do that all over the country. we're going to do it all over the country. carrier, thank you, carrier. today we made history and now the real work begins. that is the second reason that i'm here today. i'm going to discuss our action plan to make america great again. we're going to discuss it. although we did have a lot of fun fighting hillary, didn't we? right? [cheers and applause] mr. trump: by the way, the people are continuing to pour in. let them come in. we could wait, we could wait a half-hour, an hour, but i don't think we're going to do that, right? let them pour in. let's blame them for being late, right. as i said i am here to announce we're saving the jobs at the carrier plant from going to mexico. 1,100 jobs. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: and i'

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lawmakers gave the presidency to the second place finishes, john quincy adams, even though andrew jacksonot the most votes. jackson accused the house speaker for cutting a deal, in other words, it's rigged. should news break out we'll break in because breaking news changes everything. the dow is up 70. the nasdaq i down. treasury reeleds are way up -- yields are way up and the oil is up higher than we saw last year. the general trend seems to be up. "your world" is is come up with neil cavuto. see you this afternoon. have a good one. >> the say it's not presidential. to call up these massive leaders of business. think it's very presidential. and if it's not presidential, that's okay. that's okay. because i actually like doing it. >> well, those presidential enough to get the job done. for the first time certainly in recent memory a president-elect making a very big difference in the fate of 1100 workers. now those workers, have the security of knowing they're not going to lose their jobs, not going to be seen moving to mexico, and all because of a deal orchestrated by, well, mr. art of th

andrew jackson killed a guy in an argument over a horse race. puts these it tweets in perspective, don't it? bottom line, it's a brew new world. he have to be careful ton pay too much for the manufacturers that rely on the federal teet. but maybe we should pay more for those that don't. aaron in virginia, aaron? >> caller: boo-yah, cramer. >> a stuttering boo-yah to start the show. >> caller: long time listener, first time caller. i have a request about iconic. >> okay. >> caller: i hold some shares in my roth ira, since the split from alcoa, iconic received its first year with airbus but just last week, george issued both with accelerating. is icon ache good investment for the long-term. also would the new trump administration and with peak auto, what effects do you think this will have on the stock? >> okay, i that i deutsche just didn't like alcoa double a. they recommended taking profit because alcoa has been an incredibly hot stock since the split into two. i agree with that analysis. remember iconic owns 18% of aa and can sell within 60 da

wereid the second rank benjamin franklin, thomas jefferson, alexander hamilton, and andrew jackson. that is how he understood it. the idea that was first propagated by generals that the better side lost. they were the better side, the christian side, the chivalrous side. all of these values. and they only lost because they were overwhelmed by greater numerical numbers and a greater industrial mind. and that butcher ulysses s. grant who was willing to sacrifice his men. but history has shown us the casualties under grant were actually less than those under lee. about the jim crow laws, the story that i want to tell, that ulysses s. grant defended the right of african-americans, that was not a story anybody wanted to hear. when we get to the 1920's and wholeole liver -- the abolitionist story is told grant, but hes s. deserves to be part of that story. to answer your question, he fell all the way down to 32 or something in recent years. it has begun to rise. he has probably risen 10 or 12 places. i think he deserves a much higher ranking in terms of american leaders. brian: how much t

andrew jackson fought over 100 duals, actually killed a guy in an argument over a horse race.hese tweets in perspective. or to put in the the new language of this market, trump stock. and not a trump stock. get used to those. quick focus on invest iing in innovative medicines and -- >> that's okay. so we can share amazing trading knowledge. that's a great idea, but why don't you just go to thinkorswim's chat rooms where you can share strategies, ideas, even actual trades with market professionals and thousands of other traders? i know. your brain told my brain before you told my face. mmm, blueberry? tap into the knowledge of other traders on thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade. >>> earlier this week, i got a chance to visit greg hayes at his middletown connecticut pratt & whitney aircraft engine factory. there's been focus on how donald trump persuaded this company to keep those manufacturing jobs at their carrier air conditioning plant in indiana but when owe spend so much time talking about the politics odd trade i think you in miss the point which is that this is one of the

moreover o, if you study american history going back to andrew jackson, dwight eisenhower. when generals switch over to civilian activity because they know the horrors of war more specifically than other civilians who have not served, you have a tendency to have a reduction in war fare and a reduction in servicemen and women casualties. you can look at that historically. this is something that president-elect trump has an enormous amount of instinct for. he recognizes that a guy called mad dog is a guy that actually is against war and he just wants to reintroduce the element that ronald reagan said in the 1980s. peace through strength. so, i really hope that senator gillibrand once she gets to know general mattis will see him the way we see him. which is a citizen and a gentleman that served the country valorously and is now as a private citizen going to sit at the top of secretary of defense and because he knows the system more than anybody we think we'll create more efficiencies within that system. >> president-elect trump certainly seems to favor having military generals

andrew jackson sent him to said to have said on his deathbed that he would have sent him further if heould. he did not particularly like him, but he was sort of the don corleone a of presidents, he micromanaged everybody. he comes to office with a long resume. he was sort of boring, he was 65 when he was elected. nobody until reagan was that old after him. the democrats have had quite a street in the white house with the first two federalists and won 10 of the next 13 elections. brian: he was a democrat. mr. strauss: he was a democrat. of 13, if your football team is 10 of 13 you are pretty happy. become stop is that a crucial time, but it does not seem any more crucial than pierce's term or fillmore's term. brian: the first day that he is president, what does he do? mr. strauss: he becomes president in march, as they did then, instead of january, in 1857. he sees as his mandate to solve the slavery question. it is not get rid of slavery, it is solve the question. he was a southern leading northerner. leaning northerner, but he lived in washington. he went back to pennsylvania, but mos

suffrage shown on our money and we proposed it on the 20 that alexander hamilton -- pardon me andrew jacksoneverse side, an image that would show the white house with the sculpture facing andrew jackson. maria: small piece of exclusive interview. later we get take on replacement and steve mnuchin, and keep in mind those bills that he's propose to go change will not happen on his watch, of course, he's just another month in this administration, but i think there's a feeling that, in fact, he gets ideas, proposals out no perhaps the trump administration won't change them. we will see about that. we are waiting on the trump administration, the incoming administration decide what will happen with the currencies, 5, 10 and 20. a lot more particularly his cuts on gas cuts and regulation, many regulations that his administration put in just in the last two years will be rolled back by donald trump. next hour number one job to have when it comes to annual cash bonuses business, it will surprise you. what sector gives out the biggest pay? back in a minute this is more than just a credit card. it's ho

trump is a combination of andrew jackson, theodore roosevelt and pt barnum. that's the best way to understand him. he is as disruptive as jackson, as energetic as theodore roosevelt, and he sells all day, every day. and by the way, he likes that analogy. he thinks selling is fine. but you ought to be actively out there. i think the victory is much more than a personal achievement. you now have more republican state legislators at any time in history of the party going back to 1854. 34 governors, control of the senate, control of the house. there is an underlying thing which has been building that started with reagan in 1980 and we renewed it in 1984 and there have been detours when you have had republicans that do not get it. the country below that, there has been a continuous, study migration in -- 25 states have republican governors and republican legislatures. that's why you have to have a movement. if you are in control, what are the principles you're going to apply? we have just begun work. all you have done is won a ticket to the dance. now we have to da

i have a new appreciation for george washington, thomas jefferson, andrew jackson, franklin roosevelt harry franklin roosevelt, harry truman, dwight eisenhower lincoln will always be at the top of the mountain. >> why do you think that is? >> he had the biggest challenge of any president. he had a country divided in half. he presided over a civil war were so mad 50,000 people lost their lives. he abolished slavery, the great tarnish our nation that it didn't present for over 100 years. so for him to get rid of slavery and to bring the country together after the civil war is what puts them at the top of the mountain. >> good evening, everyone and welcome to the center for strategic and international studies. andrew schwartz, senior vice president at csi yes and it's my honor to host james kitfield and redoing this in partnership with the center for the study of the american, the center for the study of the presidency and congress were just talking upstairs.

the music we are hearing in the background is the band home from the andrew jackson school, and thered as you can hear and see everyone in the community has come out it this. early though we have to see that tree being lit, take a look, santa waved his magic wand and there you go. christmas was then upon us. and at that moment, everyone stood at the steps just where fountain was and wished everyone in the square a very, very, merry christmas. just before that, we sung some a hazing songs by amazing singer from the album at academy and councilman mark squilla spoke and we saw a few sponsors of the event here as well, wishing everyone some cheer. but i think today was really about the kids. every single child here has a smile on their face. it is absolutely incredible to see how they are excited for the season just as all of the adults. absolutely incredible, as you can see here, nobody wants to leave santa's side. i do want to interest tuesday everyone to pam benzola you have put together among so much work among other businesses that have come together, but what makes this bigger and