please join me in welcoming jay hakes, and president and mrs. jimmy carter and our special guest, senator howard baker. [applause] [applause]. >> [inaudible] [laughter] >> as tony said i'm jay hakes the director of the carter presidential library and would like to welcome you here today, our topic is one that seems to have captured the public interest. it is bipartisanship. in the 1970s, and bipartisanship today. and, we could not have a better panel to discuss that topic as i think you will all agree. i will start with the person whose name is on the building... [laughter]. >> president jimmy carter, and the 39th president of the u.s. and, also, the founder along with his wife, rosalynn of the carter center. we will get into that presidency in considerably depth as we move through the program this morning. our guest today is senator howard baker, former senator of tennessee, republican minority leader, majority leader in the senate, chief of staff to president reagan, but, also, perhaps, even more important than all of that, a great photographe

so please, join me in welcoming jay hakes, president jimmy carter and our special guest, senator howardker. [applause] [applause] [laughter]

>> as tony said i am jay hakes, director of the carter presidency library, and i would like to welcome you all here today. our topic is one that seems to have captured the public interest. it is bipartisanship in the 1970s and bipartisanship today. and we could not have a better panel to discuss that topic. as i think you'll all agree. i will start with a person whose name is on the building. [laughter] >> president jimmy carter, the 39th president of the united states. and also the founder a long with his wife, rosalynn of the carter center. we will get into the presidency and depth as we move through the program this way. our guest today is the senator howard baker, former senator of tennessee, republican minority leader, majority leader in the senate, chief of staff to president reagan. but also perhaps even more important than all that, a great photographer. [laughter] >> and i had seen some of his photographs out that the baker center for public policy at the university of tennessee which i would recommend all you visiting, you will see a great collection of photographs. so when t