. >> doris kearns goodwin can you been very gracious over the years. that'so how the audience right away. pulitzer prize winning his taurean doris kearns goodwin. (202)748-8200. [inaudible] you know what she wanted to ask her. here's your chance. ms. goodwin, the book focuses on president lincoln, teddy roosevelt, fdr and lyndon johnson. why did you pick those books? >> that's why felt closest to. each one of those four lived inr a very turbulent time in a time of crisis which often makes the leadership more necessary and more possible. when i chose the title, "leadership in turbulent times" come i didn't think it to do as well as it does today. [inaudible] sometimes we think we're looking at the work of time and yet if we look back at what abe lincoln when he went into office comest boulware was 600,000 people were going to i die on the horizon, f you'd ever known how difficult it would be to get through the first t month he would've thougt he could live through it. he comes into the industrial revolution, when it would break out. after your of course

you're on with historian doris kerns goodwin. go ahead. >> caller: yeah, thank you for taking my question. it's pretty simple. how important is creativity to the leaders you studied and their success? and specifically, do you have any techniques or tricks they used to generate innovative ideas? thank you. >> guest: very interesting question. i would say that creativity is essential. it's not something you can detect easily, but i think the most important thing they were able to do is to get out of washington and find time to think. i'll give you an example of that. when fdr was in washington in 1940 and there was no way we could give aid to england because we had these neutrality acts, and he knew that he had to do something to help churchill who was being bombed by germany and about ready to be invaded perhaps by germany, he took a 10-day fishing trip to get away from the bureaucratic struggles in washington. on that trip he creatively himself came up with the whole lend-lease idea, that we would lend our weapons to britain, and

>>host: historian doris kearnsnr goodwin is oureati guest. peopld >> one of the things that all these people had was when they m were talking with somebodychange regardless of what that other person was doing to make sense e of what a group a group of people are feeling.n, the more experiences that theyrf have talk about starting off in politics and not to make as people's lives better for goingo into tenementne houses he could feel with what the people wereil feeling and could have ideas out what could help those peoples of he washingeople he listen to t mortoe he got out ofn, washingto can walk into the room with the e senator and he knew exactly what the senator wanted.. ri bill. and just to say that civil rights bill he wants to be remembered over time just like i did. civil so with the civil rights act to, break the filibuster there onlyy two names abraham lincoln.how ce how can you forget? [laughter] >> the pulitzer prize winner the 1985.u? >> you disappear when you write a book?? >> it takes so long. i took me longer to write about wor

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you're on with historian doris kerns goodwin. go ahead. >> caller: yeah, thank you for taking my question. it's pretty simple. how important is creativity to the leaders you studied and their success? and specifically, do you have any techniques or tricks they used to generate innovative ideas? thank you. >> guest: very interesting question. i would say that creativity is essential. it's not something you can detect easily, but i think the most important thing they were able to do is to get out of washington and find time to think. i'll give you an example of that. when fdr was in washington in 1940 and there was no way we could give aid to england because we had these neutrality acts, and he knew that he had to do something to help churchill who was being bombed by germany and about ready to be invaded perhaps by germany, he took a 10-day fishing trip to get away from the bureaucratic struggles in washington. on that trip he creatively himself came up with the whole lend-lease idea, that we would lend our weapons to britain, and

back at some of our favorite interviews this year, and tonight the renowned presidential historian dorisearns goodwin on the place president trump occupies. and my conversation with the yale professor and historian timothy snyder about the unprecedented assault on democracy in his new book "the road to unfreedom: russia, europe, america." ♪ >>> welcome to the program, everyone. i'm christiane amanpour in london. president trump often compares himself favorably to abraham lincoln, tweeting and talking about the great man over and over as a measure of his own success. take a listen. >> with the exception of the late great abraham lincoln i can be more presidential than any president that's ever held this office. that i can tell you. >> that was then. a year and a half into this office what would honest abe think of president donald trump? doris kearns goodwin is america's foremost presidential historian, chronicler of everyone from lincoln to teddy roosevelt to lyndon johnson. and i asked her about this special kind of leadership when she joined me from washington. >> welcome to the progra

won this week's headliner former israeli foreign ministry chief and close ally of the prime minister dori gold. during a gold thanks for joining me up front in the last couple of weeks the united states government the trumpeter ministration has cut funding to the un refugee agency which looks after palestinian refugees has cut funding to palestinian cancer patients have shut down the washington d.c. mission of the p.l.o. the representative body of the palestinian people you must be delighted we don't get to live it in the problems of the palestinians you know for us it would be better that these issues not happen and that we could in the goes and reach an agreement a lot of this is self inflicted punishment on the part of the. they knew that if they start playing around with the international criminal court there is american legislation that was adopted in twenty fifteen which says that will have implications for their offices in washington that wasn't a donald trump invention that was done back then you say you want to solve the conflict you'll former ambassador to washington d.c. is the

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doris, i saw you smiling there and you're one of the best people to put this into perspective.you believe that americans will have a warm and fuzzy feeling about him after the fact? >> the guys i studied, even when they were in office they cared about how they would be remembered, so they transferred their personal ambition to an ambition for the people. that's the difference. everybody starts with a personal ambition, but at some point it goes beyond yourself and you have to think how you're making people's lives better and will you be remembered in history for that? fdr gets us through the depression, teddy roosevelt gets a square deal and lyndon johnson will forever be remembered for sif civil rights, but it takes an extraordinary part of yourself to do better than when you started. >> that book appeared like it could have been written by the opulent oval office, but do you think we're living in turbulent times? >> i think i can give reassurance because the times these four men lived in were far different than it is now. lincoln came in and thousands of people were about to

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right it's by a colleague who has connections to germany our chandu and doris also with us he is one of our theater columnist and the former editor in chief of trim who. was kept in noise exceeding the lungs of this so there is a new exodus of artists journalists caricaturists and others from turkey and. i think it's no coincidence that they seek out this theater because it's just one of the connections they experience here not only in critical practice. could. start in these you don't just see turkish societies endangered but german societies while you're concerned about the constitution and fundamental german values who do you think is threatening them if they are asked why it's a sawdust is that first of all the constitution is language. like literature it's poetic and visionary. because it's because. back then the authors of the constitution to adore boys and his fellow campaigners knew exactly where they were coming from. on tea for sure but they weren't quite sure where they were heading. it has a clear anti fascist impetus it was written to serve future european and world peac

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