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c-span. in 2013 she delivered a speech at washington, d.c.'s sixth and i synagogue -- with her first job out of law school and supreme court traditions. does this have to be turned on or right into it? oh dear. now can you hear better? i actually did not get an offer for my first job so let us get the introduction changed a little bit. i happily attended stanford law school, and in the process i met my husband to be, john o'connor. and he was a year behind me in law school. we decided to get married. and i graduated from the law school. and we both like to eat which meant that one of us was going to have to work and since i -- and since i was out of law school that was me. i thought, no problem getting a job. there were at least 40 notices on stanford's bulletin board from law firms in california saying stanford law graduates, would be happy to talk to about job opportunities, give us a call. and there were 40 different messages from different law firms in california on the bulletin board. so i called every one of those notices, not a single on

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he is doing this until he's in his 90's, learning and growing and adding to his list. that's what this program is doing. c-span viewers, keep it going by continuing to read in his spirit. peter: president and ceo of the national constitution center and he has been our guest for the last hour and a half books that shaped america. i appreciate your time. thank you for listening in and sending in your questions. >> i'm in washington, d.c. and i think jungle. i think that because it shows the reality of work in the 19th century and the courage. thank you. >> my name is andrew, i'm from puerto rico and i think wep do boys book should america. it showed a portion many of us are struggling to see. it introduced an idea of consciousness and finished with the most beautiful apple logs i've ever read. it starts with, hear my cries, o god, the reader. >> i'm from framingham, massachusetts and i think this book is shaping america because the intervention nature of technology, how it's interfering with our ability to make genuine human connection with one another. quick c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are

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. ♪♪ on c-span, unbiased, word for word from the nation's capital wherever you are, it is the opinion that matters the most. tomorrow is man no introduction. ser in terms of putting a leader in terms of putting together presidents libraries. g. and he also was the inaugural director for the abraham lincoln presidential library museum, too. and he is a great historian. his books on nelson rockefeller and most recently, gerald ford are just a couple of those that he has published. and so we are we are grateful that he has agreed to close out our conference and talk a little bit more about the vice presidency and ford. thank you. thank you. thank you. yeah, you might say i should buy the abraham lincoln presidential library. if you know anything about illinois government. i learned success in illinois is measured as getting out before the indictments arrive and i managed for trick, which is more than a couple of governors could say. anyway, i am delighted to see you all and thank you for coming out on this gorgeous september day in west michigan. this is why people live in west michigan and of course, we we pay for this. come february, march, a

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c-span. i watch often. my eyes are opened hearing more about cesar chavez. all i can remember is when i was in my mid-20'se were saying don't buy grapes in the grocery store. i really didn't know much about what was going on. but what i have to say about the host though is did you say that "books that shaped america," this is the 10th week, and the series is ending? i don't want it to end. i really enjoy watching this. i have watched so many, i can't quote the books, but i have watched so much -- host: we have gone from thomas payne to cesar chavez, and everything in between, and we have had a great time in this 10-week series. who knows, there might be a season 2. thank you for calling, linda from king of prussia. it was in 1994 that helen chavez accepted the presidential medal of freedom from bill clinton. at that point, did helen understand the importance of this award? miriam: her son could speak to her state of mind better than i can but i think, absolutely, she was a full partner. i'm glad that paul talked about that. she also taught herself the basics of accounting so that she could run the credit

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