eleanor herman joins to share the stories from the book sex with presidents. subscribe where you get your podcasts and get information about all of the podcasts at c-span.org/podcast. now back to day number seven of derek chauvin's trial and the deaths of george floyd. in this portion, the jury heard additional testimony from minneapolis police lieutenant johnny mercil who was asked more questions about the use of force policy. just a reminder, you are still under oath. thank you, your honor. sir, when we left off, you are looking at exhibit 119, page 56 and we were starting to discuss your training regardingg handcuffing. can you explain how you train the police officers and handcuffing techniques and use of force? >> we teach several different positions and techniques as well as how to approach people when they are going to be handcuffed and then once you make contact with the person i would lease the procedures after. >> how do you properly placed the cuffs? >> one at a time and then once they are on and everything isis under control, things calm down to th

author eleanor herman joins us to share those stories from her book sex with presidents. booknotes plus a new weekly podcast from c-span subscribe wherever you get your podcasts and get information about all the c-span podcasts at c-span.org slash podcasts. up next on history bookshelf former secretary of state condoleeza, rice talks about her memoir. no higher honor. she served as secretary of state from 2005 to 2009 during the george w bush administration. in this event, she was interviewed by university of miami president, donna shalala and also responded to questions submitted by students. thank you madam secretary. welcome. thank you. how long have i been inviting you here a few years? yeah a few years. yes. most of our questions today were submitted by students and let me start with the first one one of our students asked. how do i get to be secretary of state? good question. well, let me just start by thanking you very much and i have known president shalala as secretary shalaya, but also as my friend donna and so thank you very much for having me here at the u, ri

author eleanor herman joins us to tell stories from her book. booknotes plus, a new weekly podcast from c-span. subscribe wherever you get your podcast and get information about all the c-span podcasts at c-span.org/podcasts. >>> next on the presidency, the grandchildren of franklin d. roosevelt's new deal talk about actions taken in the 1930s and early '40s to bring the country back from the great depression. joining them at the roosevelt library and museum in hyde park, new york, was fdr's own grandson james roosevelt jr. it's about an hour and 45 minutes. >> when we looked at, what are the kind of things we want to do, how do we connect what's going on with the world today with what happened during the roosevelt era, the idea of talking to the grandchildren of the key players was one of the ideas that has been vital. how do we make the roosevelt legacy a living part of our history? now chris breiseth was the former ceo of the roosevelt newt for many years. he's been a great champion of the roosevelt legacy and a great champion of one of my fa

eleanor herman joins us to discuss her book. get information about all the c-span podcasts at c-span.org/podcasts. >>> selected by president george washington in 1789, alexander hamilton served as the first secretary of the treasury until january 1795. up next on american history tv, historian and author william hogeland talks about alexander hamilton's financial ideas. this discussion is about 50 minutes. >> while the museum -- the gallery of the museum is closed because of a flood we sustained, our robust programming continues as evidenced by today. and our author who is speaking is william hogeland. he's written multiple books on early u.s. history, including "autumn of the black snake," "declaration" and "founding finance." he's a contributor to a recent publication, "historians on hamilton." he's penned many articles and essays that you can read in places like the atlantic monthly, the "new york times," "boston review," ""huffington post"." you can find the magazine at moaf.org for museum of american finance. it should be n

author eleanor herman joins us to share those stories from her book sex with presidents. booknotes plus a new weekly podcast from c-span subscribe wherever you get your podcasts and get information about all the c-span podcasts at c-span.org slash podcasts. up next on history bookshelf former secretary of state condoleeza, rice talks about her memoir. no higher honor. she served

eleanor herman joins to share the stories from the book sex with presidents. subscribe where you get your podcasts and get information about all of the podcasts at c-span.org/podcast.

eleanor herman joins us to discuss her book. get information about all the c-span podcasts at c-span.org/podcasts. >>> selected by president george washington in 1789, alexander hamilton served as the first secretary of the treasury until january 1795. n