host: what do you think, lillian?, to me what you raise is a really interesting question and point about how we are supposed to wrestle with the legacies of these men. of course, it was not just george washington who had enslaved people, right? jefferson at monticello had over 600 enslaved people working on his plantation. james madison, i mean, john adams is the exception. he did not have any enslaved people working for him. but all of these men, absolutely. this is a question we as a society deeply need to wrestle with now. it is presidents' day on monday. we think of it as a time where we should just celebrate all these figures from our history but i think we can also think about it as a moment to stop and ask ourselves, well, you know, what is worthy of celebration and what isn't? what do we need to hold them accountable for? i actually have a new episode for the presidential podcast coming out on monday where part of what we look at is the way that our teaching of the presidency, especially the high school studen

lillian."ld like a cup. would you like a little pick up in your coffee indon't mind if i de. we would take a bourbon down and pour a splash in the coffee and sit and talk. >> i go to the abc trailer. have a cup of coffee, a little pick-me-up. >> she would say good-bye and go over to the cbs trailer. we would see her knock on the door. 15 minutes or so, she would come out and go to the nbc trailer, knock on the door. i think when she left the last trailer, she probably was in good shape, a little pick-up every place. >> by the time i got to headquarters, i was one happy gal. >> everyone needs a pick up in the morning. we appreciated that. >> fantastic. joining us now, the veteran reporter and news anchor that you saw in the clip, sam donaldson. he's featured in the documentary. having interviewed lillian carter numerous times during his long television career. i love her. i mean, you just can't stop watching her. she is such a character. tell us about miss lillian. >> well, mika, i loved her. i

this is what he said for a teeniest lillian part of the population of his country primula. they didn't, they were accept nepal. new storm lou, this could it ties to hobbs line to remind me that it was anti constitutional ant logistics of blood was spilled because during this her van, so lot of innocent people were killed. you to know what was wrong, the pitiless because that was 2nd. so technically you to e armies put it, could you tie and no one is denying that good. so part of the citizens of this country, they didn't accept the this qu at the car solis a q. oh, dig a took a brave concerned people who lived in crimea and o l. e, but a jeweler. oh, so those people them by who are leading and see only of lean the danverse here, right? these people, toaster and you for the middle would. genius, asian lady said that they are going to who and that was stablish to independent republics. don't ask people's republic. lugens people to republic my means the michel is but it will stay in accused. starting from that moment the confrontation between authorities and keeping people who

she, lillian, i spoke to the w correspondent and he has billing and who was covering a ukrainian military maneuver in the city of river name. i asked him whether this is the de escalation that ukraine's leaders have been hoping for. what it could be, but ukrainian authorities are careful. they have said that they do not see the final proof that they're really withdrawing yet. they're still looking at all the information. so they're really careful on that, and they want to be really sure that it is really happening this the russia will be in any way if, if russia starts withdrawing. now, it will also be able to bring them back quickly. so this is a why ukraine is really careful and is waiting for it, but you can feel a certain deterrent here anyway. it also, the ukraine is still upholding a military exercise that's taking place where you are right now. what is key of trying to say with this? so this miniature exercise has just finished, the president has come here. he has watched this exercise and then he's had talks with the soldiers. ukraine is of course, saying that it is going to stay

and on our spotlight on podcast segmented, lillian cunningham joins us to talk about her podcast, presidential. 7:00 eastern on saturday morning on c-span or c-span now. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. ♪ >> president biden's historic pick for the next supreme court justice. from the nomination announcement through the confirmation process on c-span. c-span.org or downloading the c-span app. >> next, former secretary of state mike pompeo discusses strategy and deterrence in a conversation with the center for national interest. this discussion lasts about 40 minutes. >> it gets all these different foes and adversaries. -- it's great and i highly recommend it. years in congress. somebody i followed quite a bit as a north korea researcher. interesting, all of his meetings with kim jong-un. a lot to cover. with that, i will stop and send this over to secretary pompeo. the floors yours. >> thank you. inc. you for joining me today. i will speak for maybe five to 10 minutes just to give a summary of the piece that i wrote and how i came to think

. >> reporter: lillian was four.when they were enrolled. >> they were both great. they both did awesome. >> reporter: their mom said she was grateful both kids got the vaccine. >> we're so lucky. who in the world can say they're all protected. all ahead of schedule. >> reporter: soon millions more children as young as six months old could be eligible. the fda could make decision about authorization in the next few weeks but experts don't expect authorization for kids under five to significantly effect new case number which remain high because only 38% of children already eligible are clearly vaccinated. >> once it's clear people should be feel comfortable using it. >> reporter: this is a doctor part of the fda advisory k34i9. >> we will carefully look at the data and prove the vaccine for children less than five only if there's a clear and robust data set for safety and efficacy. >>> more american troops are being deployed to parts of europe and growing tensions of russian military building outside of ukraine. 2,000

and on our spotlight on podcast segmented, lillian cunningham joins us to talk about her podcast, presidential. 7:00 eastern on saturday morning on c-span or c-span now. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. ♪ >> president biden's historic pick for the next supreme court justice. from the nomination announcement through the confirmation process on c-span. c-span.org or downloading the c-span

and spotlight on podcast segment, lillian cunningham joins us to talk about her podcast, "presidential." "washington journal," saturday morning on c-span or c-span now, our free mobile app. join the discussion. >> on almost all presidential rankings list, you find warren harding at or near the bottom. sunday on "q&a," historians say that while harding had his faults, his accomplishments are often overlooked, including bringing the country back to normalcy after world war i, and an economic plan that led to the roaring 20's. mr. walters lays out his case why president harding should rank higher. >> he has finished last in more presidential surveys than any other president. he and james buchanan are running neck and neck. harding has come up a few notches, but what is said about him is the realm of myth. there are falsehoods and untruths and outright lies. when we look at his true record and what he accomplished as president of the united states, it is quite impressive. >> historian ryan walters, sunday night 8:00 p.m. on "q&a." >> next, deputy national security advisor's brief reporters

i should note that this legislation has the support of congressman lewis' family, the john and lillian miles lewis foundation as well as local atlanta officials. thank you to representative nikema williams who now represents mr. lewis' old district in atlanta for sponsoring this effort. as a georgian, as a colleague, and as a friend, i'm especially honored to support this legislation and urge all of my colleagues to do the same. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from florida is recognized. ms. wasserman schultz: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, at this time i yield one minute to the distinguished gentleman from rhode island, a member of the judiciary committee, mr. cicilline. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. cicilline: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentlelady for yielding and giving me an opportunity to say a few words about our extraordinary colleague, the late john lewis. john lewis is someone who had such an enormous impact on this country, someone who risked his life, endured violence, intimidation to help create a more bel

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