benjamin: i referred earlier to this cycle that began with what came to be called george h. w. bush's chicken kyiv speech, so named by a columnist, in which sort of ukrainians expect american backing and they do not get it at the level that they expect it or that we promise it and this is a -- we may be going through what i think is the sort of fourth and most dramatic cycle of that, where we actually side with the russians, but all of these episodes have to do with ukraine's relationship with russia and one of the roles that you play in the podcast is kind of as the sort of naive american who has kind of never -- constanze: -- tyler: it came pretty naturally. benjamin: it is a persona but you are the guy who is like, i did not know this happened. tyler: to any other naive americans or younger listeners, chicken kyiv is used pejoratively, which you may not know because it is a delicious dish, but you are right. it is -- the history of the u.s. and ukraine since independence in 1991 has been one of misunderstandings and betrayals and one of our episodes is called the worst of both worl

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the office of environmental justice was created in 1992 under george h w bush as the office of environmental equity. in 1994 the name changed to the office of environmental justice. that's the story from "the washington post," today, if you want to read more. good morning, marty. caller: good morning. this is the duke of the delaware , little tiny karen. i tell you what needs to be cut. you need to cut out the insider information and that crooked trading that is making all of these fat cats rich. these politicians for years, it's horrible, all of this oil is coming off of the united states land. that is our money. but they are rich off of it. they know what they are doing. they are giving everyone sweetheart deals. now they are scared to desks -- scared to death that elon musk may expose them. host: kiki, massachusetts, democrat, good morning. caller: i'm not sure i'm qualified to state what should be cut but i think they should invest in the irs, because i believe statistics have shown that when you hire more irs workers and invest in the irs,

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so george h. w. bush is feeling very uncomfortable at the idea of what he fears will be, and he was right in many respects, a chaotic coming apart of the soviet union. we have always told ourselves -- it was almost violence and conflict-free and that was not the case at all. what we are in the middle of his -- is the wars of soviet succession, so this is kind of like 1812. it is kind of the whole uproar all over again because ukraine had been independent for 30 plus years by the time russia tries to take it back in the fold again and in some respects george h. w. bush, who had been the head of the cia, he might not have been far wrong in thinking we were heading to some kind of disastrous outcome down the line if all of this came apart. benjamin: it is an extremely powerful little story that i think represents something larger both in ukraine's relationship with the united states, which is the subject of the podcast, but also in ukraine's relationship with europe because you have this moment where ukraine

h w bush is kinder gentler speech? peggy: i worked on that speech. that was george h w bush's acceptance speech.eter: is it true nancy reagan when she heard that said a kind letter, gentler what? peggy: i do not know. the way i heard it was that she had said kinder and gentler than what? i have no idea if she said that. i never asked her. but it has the sound of her piercing intelligence. so i think maybe, but i never asked. [laughter] peggy: peter: have -- how do you view your role as a public writer? peggy: i think it is challenging. maybe a little more challenging than it was in the 30's, 40's, 50's. i am a big reader of biographies and there is a biography of a wonderful american columnist, dorothy thompson, very important study mind, intelligent woman who was a key figure in the 1930's and 40's journalism. she caught onto hitler pretty early and had a serious foreign affairs mind. she was a big american columnist, new york-based. there is a wonderful biography of her called american cassandra whose author i cannot think of at the moment but when i read it i cannot help but compare the life

>> they have not, george h w bush did not. he used a desk he had used as vice president. there are several desks they can choose from. modern presidents traditionally are choosing the desk. >> where is furniture stored that's not in use but might be in future use? >> i said that there's a collection at the white house now. once something is assessed in that collection, furniture, fine arts, decorative arts, rugs, draperies, it never leaves. there's an off-site facility that is managed by the national park service where all of that stuff is very carefully taken care of, inventoried, when a new president comes in they can look through a catalog or go out there if they wish and select from those items or occasionally new things are acquired as well. >> stuart maguire and his president of the white house historical association responsible for this immersive exhibit we are visiting tonight, the people's house, next call comes from ricardo who is watching us from crescent, minnesota. you are on. >> i have a question about the carpet, the one you are seeing right now is able car

the office of environmental justice was created in 1992 under george h w bush as the office of environmentalquity. in 1994 the name changed to the office of environmental justice. that's the story from "the washington post," today, if you want to read more. good morning, marty. caller: good morning. this is the duke of the delaware , little tiny karen. i tell you what needs to be cut. you need to cut out the insider information and that crooked trading that is making all of these fat cats rich. these politicians for years, it's horrible, all of this oil is coming off of the united states land. that is our money. but they are rich off of it. they know what they are doing. they are giving everyone sweetheart deals. now they are scared to desks -- scared to death that elon musk may expose them. host: kiki, massachusetts, democrat, good morning. caller: i'm not sure i'm qualified to state what should be cut but i think they should invest in the irs, because i believe statistics have shown that when you hire more irs workers and invest in the irs, you can recover quite a bit of money for the gove

george, you know, h w bush. it was say hey, you know, now we have a peace dividend. we can all spend less because we're not cons more. we don't have a confrontational relationship with what was the ussr anymore. and so in the present truck is like, ok, everyone is talking about buying, buying, buying, and building, building building. but at some point, if you russia, ukraine war and then while you're still going to have some momentum from some countries front line countries to say, hey, you know what could happen again. so we want to spend what present from the looks at, hey, let's do a big, massive cut, the grand bargain. china or russia and united states. 50 percent cut is a doable. i think there's probably in each country, there is what president eisenhower talked about as the military industrial complex, which is huge because it has the tentacles throughout each of the countries creating jobs, creating money, creating export opportunities. these countries are export.

want to ask you -- i referred earlier to this cycle that began with what came to be called george h. w. bush's chicken kyiv speech, so named by the columnist william safire in which sort of , ukrainians expect american backing and they don't get it at the level that they expected or we promised. this is a -- we may be going through what i think is the sort of fourth and most dramatic cycle of that, where we actually side with the russians, but all of these episodes have to do with ukraine's relationship with russia and one of the roles that you play in the podcast is kind of as the sort of naive american who has kind of never -- tyler: it came pretty naturally. [laughter] benjamin: it is a persona but because tyler is anything but naive but you are the guy who is , like, i did not know this happened. tyler: to any other naive americans listening or younger listeners, chicken kyiv is used pejoratively, which you may not know because it is a delicious dish, but you are right. it is -- the history of the u.s. and ukraine since independence in 1991 has been one of misunderstandings and betrayals a

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the naval careers of john kennedy, lyndon johnson, richard nixon, gerald ford, jimmy carter and george h w bushdiscussion on the life and legacy of john lewis with author david greenberg, a former clerk of the house, cheryl johnson and current and former members of congress. watch the series the first 100 days as we look at the start of presidential terms. this week we focus on the early months of president ulysses grant's first term in 1869 including the treatment of american -- of native americans and freed slaves. indiana university professor juan mora talks about the u.s. border patrol and how the border control laws -- immigration laws shaped the development of border patrol policies. watch americ tv every weekend and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch any time at c-span.org/history. starting next week, watch c-span's new members of congress series where we speak to republicans and democrats about their early lives, previous careers, families, and why they decided to run for office. at 9:30 p.m. eastern we include janelle bynum, the first-ever african-american elected to c

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