i forgot franklin pierce was from new hampshire. . james pindell, any thoughts on franklin pierce?uest: one of our least popular presidents in american history. you go down the list of historians in terms of his role in perpetuating slavery before the civil war. people would say he didn't have much of a choice. wasn't a great husband, father either. but his legacy does hold on. there is a university named after him, his house was taken over after a while and made into a museum. there is a two volume series on franklin pierce done by a noted historian, very good actually. franklin pierce's legacy and story lives on. what is interesting, around that time of franklin pierce, there was an argument to be had that new hampshire held the first national convention largely to help elevate franklin pierce. it is a fascinating, weird period in america in the 1850's, but his legacy does still hold on. one fun fact, we have to does take its role -- there was no primary in the 1850's -- but it takes its role very seriously. and part of that, unlike other early primary states, by the way, no one

i forgot franklin pierce was from new hampshire. . james pindell, any thoughts on franklin pierce?st: one of our least popular presidents in american history. you go down the list of historians in terms of his role in perpetuating slavery before the civil war. people would say he didn't have much of a choice. wasn't a great husband, father either. but his legacy does hold on. there is a university named after him, his house was taken over after a while and made into a museum. there is a two volume series on franklin pierce done by a noted historian, very good actually. franklin pierce's legacy and story lives on. what is interesting, around that time of franklin pierce, there was an argument to be had that new hampshire held the first national convention largely to help elevate franklin pierce. it is a fascinating, weird period in america in the 1850's, but his legacy does still hold on. one fun fact, we have to does take its role -- there was no primary in the 1850's -- but it takes its role very seriously. and part of that, unlike other early primary states, by the way, no one ha

i forgot franklin pierce was from new hampshire. . james pindell, any thoughts on franklin pierce?our least popular presidents in american history. you go down the list of historians in terms of his role in perpetuating slavery before the civil war. people would say he didn't have much of a choice. wasn't a great husband, father either. but his legacy does hold on. there is a university named after him, his house was taken over after a while and made into a museum. there is a two volume series on franklin pierce done by a noted historian, very good actually. franklin pierce's legacy and story lives on. what is interesting, around that time of franklin pierce, there was an argument to be had that new hampshire held the first national convention largely to help elevate franklin pierce. it is a fascinating, weird period in america in the 1850's, but his legacy does still hold on. one fun fact, we have to does take its role -- there was no primary in the 1850's -- but it takes its role very seriously. and part of that, unlike other early primary states, by the way, no one has run for p

monroe, john quincy adams, andrew jackson, martin van buren, william henry harrison, john tyler, franklin piercemes buchanan, andrew johnson, benjamin harrison, warren harding, harry truman,, jfk, lyndon johnson, richard nixon, barack obama, joe biden. about 5%. host: only two of them -- thinking this through to be sure -- so, lyndon johnson and barack obama went directly from the senate to the vice presidencym barack obama was never vice president. betty:. betty: i mean, to theidency. host: lbj was vice president for jfk. jfk went straight from the senate. it's, jfk and barack obama are the two that went directly from the senate to the presidency. most had other service in between. host: and other senators have run for president, john kerry and bob dole. is it intimidating at times working with 100 would be presidents? betty: [laughs] it can be. it can be intimidating working with 100 senators period because when you work in the senate in a position like my position was, for instance, you really have 101 bosses. because we worked directly for the secretary of the senate, so that the senate, but

in another case from 20 the department successfully forced franklin pierce universitytransgender participation inclusion policy. despite the policies compliance with the ncaa guidance for transgender athletes. we need a permit of education able to stand up, and defend our transgender students. because they like all willing young people deserve to participate in young sports. transgender youth participate in sports for the same reason as everyone else. to build, and nurture friendships. increase self-esteem, and develop crucial skills likeequal access to school programs go hand-in-hand with academic excellence. the trevor project found that had significantly higher grades than there transgender, and on binary peers who do not participate in sports. yobe an expert on what it means to be transgender to understand that singling out a small group of youth who simply want to participate with their peers is not how we, as elected officials should be spending our time. these youth already faced stigma, and bullying. and these attacks only exacerbate those challenges. youth sports should be open to all