and with that, lesley stahl i think you have a good idea about. obviously 60 minutes. and she also was is this your first second, third job when you got to cbs. covering watergate. >> second. >> so i'm going to let her start off and we'll go from here. thank you, everybody. >> gordon. when we're all done we're going to give a special thanks to gordon for pulling this together. definitely. but before we get into reminiscing. can we do a round in which each one of you in your own words describe watergate and its significance. how would you explain it? anybody want -- >> i'll start. it's the first time in anybody's memory that somebody challenged the president of the united states. up until richard nixon, the position was and nobody questions the president. after watergate, everybody felt they could go ahead and question a president of the united states. in other words we established the fact the president is not above the law. and up until that point that wasn't the case. >> well the reason i want to tell gordon if he thinks someone else was a best pose r for pictures, h

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our moderator this evening is lesley stahl. ms. stahl has been a correspondent for cbs's "60 minutes" for over 25 seasons. prior to joining "60 minutes," she was -- she was the cbs news white house correspondent during the carter, reagan and george h.w. bush presidencies. during much of that time she also served as moderator on "face the nation," cbs new's sunday public broadcast, where she interviewed virtually every top u.s. official. she has a collection of emmy awards for her interviews and reporting including a lifetime achievement emmy. her latest book is "becoming grandma." i would like to ask you before our speakers begin to please make sure that anything that makes noise like a cellphone is switched off. now, please do join me in welcoming our speakers this evening. [ applause ] >> i'm going to start by putting on the coolest pair of glasses you have ever seen. so when this topic was chosen quite a while ago everybody -- i mean everybody was 100% sure that we were going to have the first woman president. the first grandma

moderated by lesley stahl. this discussion is under an hour and a half. >> i'm gordon freedman. thank you. three or four months ago maybe we should get people together i. i thought that's a good idea. i started trying to find people. it was

and i want to give a special thanks to lesley stahl. i don't know how many years we have been doing this women in the white house panel. she shows up every time and she wants to do it, and she does many other programs with us. so keep your eye out for lesley. she's always coming back. [ applause ] >>, you know, this is why new york is great because you can come to a place like this, get out by about 7:30 for dinner. it's just great. >> carol, annette, gill. thank you so much. [ applause ] >> and just another announcement of another program. i think louise is talking about carol burkeman's program in may. we also have annette gordon-reed coming sunday march 19th to be speaker viewed by the philanthropist and historion dale rubenstein. so come to that as well. come back for more. thank you all so much. [ applause ] >>> tonight american history tv on the salem witch trials. this year marks the 325th anniversary of those trials. salem state university took an in-depth look into the history of salem and how those 1692 events continue to impa

moderated by lesley stahl. this discussion is under an hour and a half. >> i'm gordon freedman. thank you. three or four months ago maybe we should get people together i. i thought that's a good idea. i started trying to find people. it was difficult. then stuff started happening in dc that was vaguely reminiscent to some of the things we worked on. and all of a sudden