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i find teaching of woodrow wilson in credit bricredibly fud powerful. thank you. [ applause ] >> thanks, that was perfect for what i want to do. i don't want to rather than -- i thought i would backup a little bit and just in some ways play the role of -- giving you my sense of where i think we are with wilson. i am going to tart of february 2004. so in that eight months, african-americans in southern maryland remembers woodrow wilson bridge. the bridge that connects the prince george's county, a suburbs known for middle class population of suburbs a. the bridge was being rebuilt in 2004. bet bet betty haggard francis, the daughter of the government worker requested that the medallion, they're about this big, it is like as giant coin. she asked for it to be left off of the maryland side. as you know but the surprise with which white people responded to france's request and this was in the post and maryland and washington. the under lining for me was the different memories woodrow wilson can evoke. now, for historians, it was not as famous for his work a

you could do a lot of fud out there in the king and commander-in-chief of this private organization in europe in a shareholder. when you run a publicly traded company which the united states of america sensually us. is your stakeholders, shareholders. you are charged with communicating with them. as part of the job. >> you've got to tell them how you're managing their money. >> they didn't want this and this time around. they wanted an entrepreneur. someone who wasn't afraid to shake things up. they wanted someone who was a so-called politically correct. he is who he is. 70 years old. this is who he's going to do. >> we should remember that bill clinton stumbled mightily in his first two months in office. he had this travel office scandal. he had all kinds of problems. he started out with in the military. people said it should be the economy. he went through a course correction and got his administration working smoothly. the question people in washington are asking is will donald trump ever change? is this the way he's going to govern for four years and if so is anything going to get