j reagan has publicly apologize for the 2nd time within a week. this time for repeatedly using a racial slur. i followed grammy award winning singer, songwriter, india ari, pulling her music from the spot suffice streaming service. that was previous apology for the backlash if allowing covered 19 dis information on his spotify podcasts. do hope that this can be a teachable moment? for anybody that doesn't realize how offensive that word can be, come out of a white person's mouth in context or out of context. my sincere and humble apologies. i wish there was more that i could say, but all of this is just me talking from the bottom. my heart makes me sick, watching that video. but hopefully at least some of you will accept this and understand where i'm coming from. as blossom and jubilee dian portion of queen elizabeth celebrates 70 years since she took the throne. the occasion has been overshadowed by the royal scoundrel family control the sea and fortunes. weary of the pandemic and politics under simmons reports from london at number 85 queen eliz

johnson, richard nixon, gerald ford, jimmy carter, ronald reagan, george bush, william jefferson clinton, george w. bush, barack obama, and donald jtrump presidential library has a site online that you can go, not a physical building yet, and the obama presidential library is being built, as well. we talked about the truman library being the second one, which edward rothstein was talking about. i think we have you back, mr. rothstein. glad to have you back. guest: i do not know exactly what happened. host: that is quite all right. we will continue with the discussion and have invited the viewers to call in. you have written about the idea of ego versus truth when it comes to presidential libraries. i wonder your thoughts on whether these libraries are monuments to the individual or are these places for history and pure historical research? how should we look at these museums and libraries? guest: it is a difficult and complicated issue, and it varies from library to library and is changing quite a bit with what we know about president obama's plan for his library. but the establishment of the museum was a completely private sort o

kennedy, lbj, richard nixon, gerald ford, jimmy carter, ronald reagan, george bush, bill clinton, george w. bush, barack obama, and now the donald j. trump library. we will be talking a lot more about presidential libraries in about half an hour on this program. for now, a conversation about presidential rankings and which presidents you want to talk about. phone lines split by political party. this is mark out of florida, a democrat. caller: hello, good morning and happy day before washington's birthday to you. what generated my call, i was going to stick by and just listen to the information. your first caller showed how politicized this all is. the first thing he wanted was to fight about how the world has been against donald trump. i thought this would be a good opportunity, miss shlaes was so eloquent in supporting her organization's patron, which she knew was often not well-liked by the general public. so eloquent in supporting andrew jackson, who at this time in history epitomized everything that the quote, woke culture does not like about our past. i would not hear -- i would not mind hearing from mr. brinkley. please defe

reagan was the president. "on golden pond" was the movie and this song was topping the charts "centerfold" by the j-giles band in 1982. i was in high school a new reportout today confirmed what americans see he and feel every day. prices going up on just about everything the department of labor reports consumer prices jumped 7.5% in january from a year earlier. the biggest increase in four decades. you see it at the auto dealership the price of used cars and trucks jumped more than 40% over the past year. new autos up 12% it is just as bad for anybody at the grocery store. beef up 15%. eggs up 14%. milk up 7% speaking in virginia today, president biden downplayed the data he claimed the economy is heading in the right direction >> we've already made a lot of progress on the economy. last year, more jobs created in america than any year in american history unemployment has dropped more than any year in american history. we reduced the deficit, the federal deficit, while doing both those things by $300 billion. >> today's report comes after the blockbuster jobs numbers 467,000 job added last month that's about

kennedy, lbj, richard nixon, gerald ford, jimmy carter, ronald reagan, george bush, bill clinton, george w. bush, barack obama, and now the donald jtrump library. we will be talking a lot more about presidential libraries in about half an hour on this program. for now, a conversation about presidential rankings and which presidents you want to talk about. phone lines split by political party. this is mark out of florida, a democrat. caller: hello, good morning and happy day before washington's birthday to you. what generated my call, i was going to stick by and just listen to the information. your first caller showed how politicized this all is. the first thing he wanted was to fight about how the world has been against donald trump. i thought this would be a good opportunity, miss shlaes was so eloquent in supporting her organization's patron, which she knew was often not well-liked by the general public. so eloquent in supporting andrew jackson, who at this time in history epitomized everything that the quote, woke culture does not like about our past. i would not hear -- i would not mind hearing from mr. brinkley. please defend

johnson, richard nixon, gerald ford, jimmy carter, ronald reagan, george bush, william jefferson clinton, george w. bush, barack obama, and the donald jidential library has a site online you can visit. not a physical building yet, and the obama presidential library being built as well. the truman library is the second one edward rothstein was talking about. are you back with us? guest: can you hear me? host: glad to have you back. guest: not sure what happened. host: that's all right. we invited the viewers to call in. as they are calling in you have written about this topic before, ego versus truth when it comes to presidential libraries. i wonder your thoughts on whether these libraries and museums are monuments to the individual or are these places for history and pure historical research? how should we look at these museums and libraries? guest: it is a complicated issue and varies from library to library. was created by the president and his foundation. when all documents and papers and objects related to the presidency were declared -- were considered republican taken over by the national archives. every presidential library, un