i'll hunt introduces caroline kennedy, who presents the award to ms. givers. this is 15 minutes. >> we have a high-powered committee. there are senators and house members and democrats and republicans and some of the greatest warriors. even newspaper editors. all of us know who our leader is. she inherited her father's and mother's intelligence, charm, grace and diplomacy. the heart and soul of this magnificent place and this marvelous award, caroline kennedy. [applause] >> thank you. thank you, al. i thought ken would introduce me. that was so much nicer. thank you all for coming. this is always a special day for my family and the kennedy library to commemorate my father's birthday and honor those with the virtue -- courage. we also remember his death. our family is still suffering from gun violence. no one should have to lose a husband, a wife, a father, a child to senseless murder. as our on a rehash on out of that pain and tragedy, we must find the strength to carry on to give meaning to our lives and build a more just world. the work that my uncle teddy d

this is caroline kennedy at hyannis port. jacqueline kennedy as first lady was ferocious about protecting her children. she did not want the children photographed at any time. and the word went out, and pierre salinger, the press secretary, was absolutely terrified of jackie. the president, on the other hand, began to see the value of these children and how adorable they were. stanley went to hyannis port to photograph the shriver family for a cover story he was doing for "look" magazine. and he was under orders not to photograph the president's children. but he said he couldn't help himself. and when maria shriver came over, she gave caroline that postcard. and she said that's the president. caroline said, it is not, it's my daddy. and she said it's the president too. she said, no, it isn't. and stanley said he just couldn't help himself. he just found himself snapping picture after picture. this is caroline waiting on the dock for her father to come back at hyannis port during that trip which stanley was not supposed to take

michelle obama come up and campaign for you and last but not least, caroline kennedy? >> you know, this is political central. we're in boston. we're the hub of the universe. to have all of those superstars come in, absolutely means the world to me where we got the bruins trying to get the stanley cup. all we really read is the political section and the sports section up here in boston. >> i know. >> for me to have all of those superstars in really has been something that i never would have thought in my life it could have happened. >> let me talk to you about this city. i've been watching boston for a long time trying to figure it out. i want culture from you. you're from this area. when new york was hit on 9/11, the reaction was we're going to get those s.o.b.s. boston had a somewhat nuanced reaction. mainly, it was get the people to the hospital. let's take care of our own. look out for our own. let's support the police. it was very not to sound too lefty about, communitarian. what is the boston mentality, the massachusetts mentality. what is different? >> no, i woul

holder and caroline kennedy vetted the vice presidential candidates two years ago. holder is the one who has been with the president as he has maneuvered on terror policy. so he is particularly close to the president. i think in a context there aren't many people honestly who are on an intimate level. >> you have jill abramson, the editor of "the new york times." obviously, the paper he reads. one thing the president and i have in common i think is the paper he reads and sort of paper. >> you all have so much more in common. >> you know he likes playing golf. i like to talk about him playing golf. we could go on and on! but you got the executive editor of "the new york times" saying his administration is criminalizing the process of journalism and if it were "the wall street journal" editorial play, he would slough it off and if it was darrell issa, that would be another thing. at some point, though, the president is saying he didn't know anything about it, at some point, he has to call eric holder into his office and say, eric -- i mean, if you've lost "the new yor

. >> i was wondering, since jacqueline kennedy, first ladies have been foremost in our country with hairstyles and fashion, was caroline harrison the same way? she was such a beautiful lady. >> i don't think so. >> i don't think so. enge it was frances cleveland and certainly not caroline at that point in her life. >> ms. cleveland was into style. people would borrow her name, soaps and things would borrow her name without permission, it infuriated the president. >> and put her image on every kind of conceivable tchotchkes anybody wanted to sell. grover was so angered by that he tried to get a bill through congress to stop it. talking about from jacqueline kennedy on, actually, mamie eisenhower was the one who, i think, in modern times started the whole thing with fashion. remember her mamie bangs and the fact that she would buy fashionable clothes and she was approached by designers to wear their clothing and their hats and was on the best dressed list for many years in the white house. >> 1892, benjamin harrison is a candidate for re-election. the economy is in tough shape and he is once again in a rematch with forme

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. >> caller: i've been wondering jaclyn kennedy, first foremost in been style and fashion. was caroline harrison the same way? lady. ls a beautiful >> i don't think so. it was francis cleveland and certainly not caroline at that -- at that point in her life. >> ms. cleveland was into style. they'd borrow her name. the president. kind her image on every of conceivable chatzky that sell. wanted to grover was so concerned about billthat he tried to get a through congress but he didn't succeed. kennedy on, mami isenhower in modern times started the whole thing with fashion. remember the mimi bangs and the that she would buy fashionable clothes and she feels approached by thee signers theirr their clothing and hats. and was on the pest-dressed list for many years in the white house. >> the selection of 1892 and candidatearrison, the for re-election. the economy is in tough shape rematch s once again in with -- with former president cleveland as he goes into the election. harrison becomes more and more ill. can you tell the story of her death? > well, she just declined and declined and he cou