we felt up believablely protective of sasha and malia. we saw our little selves in them when our grand father became president and when they left the white house it was the same age we were when our dad became president. being a teenager with your dad president isn't easy but it is incredibly rewarding. we have had kind of been pen pals with them. we have heard back from them. we penned open letters and heard back in a private way. i am just so proud to be part of this group especially of the women. there are men to but the most recent have been women. i do think we are part of a group of really awesome women who have each other's back. i think that is the whole point of the book. we are part of a group like that. >> sisters first, you mean, you are part of the clan. we are not going to leave them out but sisters first can mean more than just blood sisters. >> given your experience, what do you think is going through barren trump's mind? >> well, he is in elementary school so i hope it is just that. school, friends and playing sports or d

definitely with chelsea and malia and sasha. with malia sasha, unbelievably protective of them. people thought it was odd how protective we were but it isn't. we saw ourselves, which saw ourr little sells then when our grandpop became president. when they left the white house, same age we were when our dad became president. being a teenager with your dad as president is incredibly rewarding. >> yeah. >> we have had, we kind of -- with them. we just heard back from them. we pen very open letters to them. we heard back in a private way. i'm just so proud for the groupe seems like most recent have been women and i do think we're partn of a group of really awesome women who have each other's backs. i think that is the whole point of this book. and we're part of a group that likes that. you're part of the clan. we'll not leave men out. >> host: given your experience, what do you think is going to parent come to mind as she gets ready to move -- >> i hope what is going through his mine. he is in elementary school. that is school and friends and playing sports, doing whatever hobbies t

definitely with kelsey and malia and sasha.with malia and sasha we felt unbelievably protective of them. people i think thought it was odd how protective we were. but it isn't, we saw ourselves in thing. we saw our little self and then when a grandpa became president and then when you left the white house it was thesame age we were when our dad became president. being a teenager with your dad as president is always that easy but it's also incredibly rewarding. we have had, we kind of been penpals with them. we have learned some facts from the period we have been very open letters to them but we've heard back in a private way. i'm just a proud to be part of this group. especially other women, there are men, too, but the most recent have been women. i do think we are part of a group of really awesome women who had each other's backs. i think that's whole point of this book. we are part of the group that's like that. >> guest: sisters first. >> guest: you're a part of the clay. we would not leave me out but sisters first can mean

jena bush -- >> with malia and sasha we felt unbelievably protective of them and people thought it wasm when our grandpa became president and when they left the white house, they were the same age we were when our dad became president. being a teenager isn't easy and it's incredibly rewarding. >> former secretary of state condoleezza rice discusses her book "democracy. stories from the long road to freedom." >> democratic states that can deliver for their own people don't invade their neighbors. they don't traffic in child soldiers who are 10 and 11 years old. they don't traffic in the human sex trade so that women end up in brothels in eastern europe and southeast asia. they don't harbor terrorists as a matter of state policy. they don't, as democracies, don't fight each other. we know this. it's called the democratic peace. >> for our complete schedule go to booktv.org. >> the center is for vision and values at growth city college in pennsylvania recently hosted a two-day conference called the communism that failed. communism and socialism, then and now. three scholars open the confe

definitely with chelsea and malia and sasha. we are both unbelieveably protepr protective of them. we saw our little selves in them when our grandpa became president and when they left the white house it was the same age we were when our dad became president. being a teenager when your dad is president is not easy but it is incredibly rewarding. we have had been pen pals with them and heard from them and we ping open letters to them. we have heard back in a private way as well. i am so proud to be part of this group. there are men too but the most recent have been women and we are part of a group of awesome women who have each other's back and that is the whole point of this book and we are part of a goup that is like that. sisters first! >> you are part of the clan. we are not going to leave men out but sister first means more than just blood >> given your experience, what do you think is going through barron trump's mind? >> well, i hope what is going through this mind is just -- he is an elementary school. it is jus that. school and friends and playing sports or doing whatever h

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. >> maura's earths to help flood victims went until malia found out.roject called loudoun 100 to honor folks who made a difference without recognition. >> what i started to see was amazing how these every day people were doing things. i thought, it would be really awesome if these are the people who are seen and who you, you know, put in the spotlight. >> the nominees in the loudoun 100 span all generations, races, income level but they all have one thing in common. >> it's funny, everybody that comes in here says i have no idea why i'm here. i have no idea why they think i'm important or amazing. >> a september event planned to honor all 100 infantrymen niece. for more on that go to our nbc washington app. search what you see on the screen, loudoun 100. >>> four minutes away from the 9:00 hour. take a look at that. nice, bright look outside. things warming up. in the 90s. lauryn tracking how hot it will be this weekend. maybe if you want to eat outside the best time to do that. >> take a look at this. a car going more than 100 miles an hour. cops tigh

we definitely have, and you know, definitely with chelsea and malia and sasha we felt unbelievely protectivef them and almost people i think thought it was odd how protective we were. but it isn't. you know we saw ourselves in them. we saw our little selves in them when our grandpa became president and when they left the white house same age we were when our dad became president being a teenager with your dad as a president isn't always that easy but it is also incredibly rewarding and we have had -- we've had -- kind of been pin pals with them and we've heard back from them. we've pen open letters to them but we've heard become in a private way and iewm just so proud to be part of this group and especially women, but there's men too. but most recent women were parts of a group of really awesome women who have each other's backs that's the whole point of this book and we're part of a group that's like us. sisters first. >> sisters first can mean -- you're part of the clan. we're not going to leave men outs but sisters first can mean more than just blood sister. >> given your experience what

admit sturdy citizenship i see across the country and especially dicey in young people in rows and maliae wrote history unfolds in cycles i do know it moves in a straight line. i know that the values and progress that we cherish are not inevitable that they are in need of a constant renewal of the. it's towards justice and i've also said that it doesn't stand on its own. we put our hand on it and move it in the production of justice and freedom and equality and kindness and generosity. it doesn't happen on its own so we are constantly having to make a choice because progress is fragile. if the freedom journey were assured none of us would ever have to risk anything to protect the. it becomes absolutely necessary. it's the most powerful to our fears and lives in sight of each of us in our willing to spew joyfully embrace our responsibility as a citizen is a -- to maintain our concern for the poor and the marginalized and to put our party interest outside when the duty for the country calls or conscious demands. that's the spirit that has america so far and that will carry us to better day

the country and that i especially see in young people like jack and rose and talking on a -- andana, maliabut i do know it does not move in a straight line. the values in progress we progress wend cherish are not inevitable. they are fragile and in need of constant renewal. i have said before that i believe what dr. king said, the arc of the moral universe is long but it bends toward justice and i have said it does not bend on its own. it bends because we end it. because we put our hand on that arc and we move it in the direction of justice. and freedom. and equality. and generosity, it does not happen on its own. are constantly having to make a choice because progress is fragile and it is precisely that fragility, that impermanence that is a precondition of the quality of character that we celebrate tonight. if the vitality of our democracy, if the -- if freedom were assured none of us would have to be courageous, not of us would have to risk anything to protect it. but it is in its very kerry is precariouisness it becomes necessary. john f. kennedy knew that our best hope in our most pol

maura's efforts to help flood victims went under the radar until malia found out. started a project called loudoun 100 to honor folks who made a difference without recognition. >> what i started to see was how amazing, how these every day people are doing amazing things locally. i thought, it would be really awesome if these are the people that are seen and who are, you know, put in the spotlight. >> the nominees in the loudoun 100 span all generations, races, income level but they all have one thing in common. >> it's funny, everybody that comes in here, it's the first thing they say. i have no idea why i'm here i have no idea why they think i'm important or amazing. >> a september event planned to honor all 100 nominees. for more on that go to our nbc washington app. search loudoun 100. your time 9:55 morning. let's set you up with four things to know before you head out. we've learned tragic details concerning a death investigation. this is out of mclean. fairfax county police say a woman shot and killed her mother before turning a gun on herself. the two women

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