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doris kearns goodwin, james mcbride, james patterson will be there, you will be there.is heartening, we just talked about illiteracy. when you see all of these booklovers that are gathered, thousands and thousands of people. david: do presidents of the united states ever borrow a book or are they too busy? they don't call you and say, do you have this book, or something like that? dr. hayden: we've had some good relations with the white house in terms of putting books on display for certain things. we've been doing more of that recently. david: what kind of books do you like to read? nonfiction? dr. hayden: i am into mysteries. i am a big mystery fan. you feel some sense of satisfaction. someone usually gets killed, nobody cares, but then it is solved. it's very reassuring. david: let's talk about the library of congress in the future. let's say 10, 20, 30 years from now, do you expect libraries like the library of congress to be more relevant, less relevant, more technologically savvy or about the same as now? dr. hayden: they are going to be more technologically savvy

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this week's guest is historian doris kearns goodwin, who remembers her late husband dick, who died nearly seven years ago of cancer.

this week's guest is historian doris kearns goodwin, who remembers her late husband dick, who died nearly seven years ago of cancer. you can also watch and listen to all episodes of the podcast. watch videos of the interview at cnn.com. forward slash. all there is online are the. the interviews are also on youtube. you can also leave comments and share your experiences at cnn.com. forward slash all there is online. i hope it makes you feel a little less lonely in your grief. and if you'd like to help those affected by the los angeles area wildfires, go to cnn.com/impact. the news continues right here on cnn. >> it's wednesday, january 15th, right now on cnn this morning, i think pete hegseth did a great job today. >> i think he's sailing towards a confirmation. >> confirmation fight. donald trump's choice to lead the pentagon gets grilled by democrats, but has picked up critical support and life threatening and destructive and widespread winds are already here. dangerous conditions. 6 million people under a critical fire threat in southern california as powerful winds provoke new concerns

this week's guest is historian doris kearns goodwin, who remembers her late husband dick, who died nearly seven years ago of cancer. you can also watch and listen to all episodes of the podcast. watch videos of the interview at cnn.com. forward slash. all there is online are the. the interviews are also on youtube. you can also leave comments and share your experiences at cnn.com. forward slash all there is online. i hope it makes you feel a little less lonely in your grief. and if you'd like to help those affected by the los angeles area wildfires, go to cnn.com/impact. the news continues right here on cnn.

this week's guest is historian doris kearns goodwin, who remembers her late husband dick, who died nearly seven years ago of cancer. you can also watch and listen to all episodes of the podcast. watch videos of the interview at cnn.com. forward slash all there is online are the. the interviews are also on youtube. you can also leave comments and share your experiences at cnn.com. forward slash all there is online. i hope it makes you feel a little less lonely in your grief. and if you'd like to help those affected by the los angeles area wildfires, go to cnn.com/impact. the news continues right here on cnn. >> and outfront next live from altadena. california already devastated right now at the center of new warnings tonight for those winds, fears of new fires starting right here. this as i meet a firefighter who lost his own home, trying to desperately save others in the rubble of his home. today, though, a priceless discovery and the search for a cause. cnn spotting investigators combing several hiking trails where one of the fire started an investigation on the ground is out front tonig

this week's guest is historian doris kearns goodwin, who remembers her late husband dick, who died nearly seven years ago of cancer. is online. i hope it makes you feel a little less lonely in your grief. and if you'd like to help those affected by the los angeles area wildfires, go to cnn.com/impact. the news continues. the source with kaitlan collins starts now. i'll be here tomorrow. i'll see you then. >> straight from the source tonight. the critical vote that we have been waiting for. senator joni ernst revealing her vote on pete hegseth confirmation as president elect. trump appears to have won the battle for his pick to lead the defense department. democratic senator elizabeth warren will join me live after she clashed with hegseth today over his stance on women in combat. also tonight, the death toll in los angeles has now risen to 25 people. while firefighters are making progress today. forecasters have an ominous new warning. and who's in and who's out. michelle obama won't attend donald trump's inauguration next monday, but mark zuckerberg will. and he is not the only one. we h

. >> doris kearns goodwin, always great to talk to you again. the book is an unfinished love story, a personal history of the 1960s, and she's on my podcast, all there is. it's a >> good evening. live from washington, dc on this snowy inauguration eve where president-elect trump just left the stage a short time ago after his final rally before being sworn into office for the second time in just about 15 hours from now. trump took the stage and kicked off the celebration with just really these two words. we won. >> we won that 20 000 seat arena, not far from where i am now, was roaring for trump. >> but perhaps the pinnacle of his political career at this moment, i was there covering it live, and in that moment, as you were there watching the president elect get on stage as he's about to take office, you couldn't help but think about the last time he was holding a rally here in washington. it was on january 6th, 2021, of course, just the hours before his supporters went up to capitol hill and the january 6th attack happened. and to see and the af

presidential historians jon meacham and doris kearns goodwin, thank you both, and democratic senator sun has come up. >> and the temperature, still very low. let me just say. >> joe, we are grateful to be here. this was all my idea, and i'm so honored to be here. we're going to be attending the service, and i know you're cold. it is a little cold. >> i'm not cold. but as we talked about. it is a great irony, isn't it, that the first southern president says good-bye to washington on a chilly day, but can you talk about what he meant to the south really quickly. it was such a shock for us southerners to have a president in the white house. >> and he carried a lot of sates in the south. >> mississippi put him over the top. >> he carried tennessee twice. it was a remarkable, not twice, in '76. he was the first president outside of texas since reconstruction for a southern president. and represented, i think, a redemption narrative. leave aside republican versus democrat here. he was someone who had largely been on the right side of the movement. he was not a, you know, with all respect t