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so carter sort of was in the brunt of that and he had come it was also the birth of the style section of the "washington post" under ben bradlee and his soon-to-be wife sally quinn. sally sort of invented the style section gotcha profile, which, in which she merely made fun of poor jimmy carter, particularly for his southern culture. i was rather sympathetic to your portrait of him as that. >> he started off on a high. he got the most famous journalist and the united states walter cronkite to do an exclusive radio interview with him in the white house, but he made a series of miscalculations i think, even in his greatest moments, not bringing the press, the american press more into the camp david story as it was playing out, although the israeli press had enormous access to the story as i discovered to my surprise. also doing some studs that were probably ill-advised. his retreat to rethink his administration, his cardigan sweater, so-called malaise talk which it just didn't work. but also i go back to the staff level. you spoke about the "washington post." hamilton jordan and jody powell specifically snubbed martha gr

birth of the style section of the post under ben bradley and he is soon to be wife sally quinn and invented the style section which they made fun of jimmy carter for the southern culture and i was rather sympathetic to the portrait. >> starting off on a high. to do an exclusive radio interview in the white house there were these calculations into the cam camp david story at was playing out although they had access as i discovered to my surprise and ill advised to retreat to rethink the administration, his cardigan sweater it just didn't work but also i go back to the staff level. they specifically snuffed him refusing to return phone calls. that can't be a good idea for the administration. it doesn't include icing out the most powerful publisher so i think he tripped on his own good intentions it if you look at the conclusions about the press, he believed the negativity and cynicism is the worst obstacle they faced. >> we are going to have to wrap this up pretty soon. you quote john adams at one point saying democracy never lasts long. there never was a democracy yet that didn't commit suicide. that is a dour statement and i can understand quo

ben wallace, secretary of state for defence. and behind them, the service chiefs, led by general sir nicholas carter. representatives for the merchant navy and fishing fleets, david appleton, air transport auxiliary association and the civilian services, roy wilshaw, carrying their wreaths. followed by a very reduced number of high commissioners. 0nly five today. usually over 40. malta, bangladesh, st vincent and the grenadines laying wreaths on behalf of other members of the commonwealth. priti patel on the left, home secretary. norman fowler, the speaker. the speaker of the house of commons lindsey hoyle. the ambassador of nepal and ireland and the many representatives of the faith communities. firing behind the balustrade. there are ten christian denominations and jewish, islamic, hindu, buddhist, mormons, spiritualists and humanists. 0ver the years, their number has grown the years, their number has grown the ceremony. so it is nearly two minutes now until 11 o'clock and the two minutes' silence. so, this is the scene this morning. how very different from what we are used to. far apart, how very