she cut martin van buren and the press actually glorified this. for some reason, it seems like martin van gurr was not really all that much beloved by the press. so the press caricatured the way clinton's wife, but also used the opportunity. and the caricature was based on a parent. so there are other examples of other women in the part of these caricatures who were part of the lafargue betrayed. but to our knowledge, julia was the first first lady to actually have this happen to her confession. thank you. another question, can you say more about why the press associated her with texas. well, i think the. the connection between tyler's marriage and the terminology of admixture and concluding a treaty that some of the the newspaper articles that sharon highlighted in her portion of the program, it's almost like they couldn't help themselves but to deliver upon after pon. and it just seemed a natural progression that if the newspaper were looking at the marriage and connecting it, literally connecting it semantically connecting it to annexation that

she cut martin van buren and the press actually glorified this. for some reason, it seems like martin van gurr was not really all that much beloved by the press. so the press caricatured the way clinton's wife, but also used the opportunity. and the caricature was based on a parent. so there are other examples of other women in the part of these caricatures who were part of the lafargue betrayed. but to our knowledge, julia was the first first lady to actually have this happen to her confession. thank you. another question, can you say more about why the press associated her with texas. well, i think the. the connection between tyler's marriage and the terminology of admixture and concluding a treaty that some of the the newspaper articles that sharon highlighted in her portion of the program, it's almost like they couldn't help themselves but to deliver upon after pon. and it just seemed a natural progression that if the newspaper were looking at the marriage and connecting it, literally connecting it semantically connecting it to annexation that

martin van buren eighth president, who worshiped in this church while in office. so i would just mention here is example of again stained glass window beauty but also the historical connection. martin van buren was not an episcopalian. james monroe and james madison were. but presidents who attended st john's did not have to be adhering to the episcopal faith. they could they could be anything. john adams was one of the most noted religious presidents mean of all the presidents. he probably attended more church services than anybody. he was essentially a unitarian for most of his his life. but he would attend services at st john's when he was president and afterwards came to attend this church because, yes, it was convened and it was just a small trip across the square to the church. so you can see even here from the gallery looking down, this was part of the expansion of the church from latrobe's original building. it's very intimate. while we're speaking of stained glass windows, if you look up above the chandelier into the cupola, you can see their stained glass

of course, 1828 was when the democratic party was founded, martin van buren, andrew jackson, et cetera country. they have very different demographics, right? one is a lot of white working class voters, in georgia, of course, a lot of college educated voters around the suburbs of atlanta, and a lot of black voters as well. so they are two very diverse states. you have to win one of them if you're a democrat. in the fact that joe biden is trailing in both, historically speaking, there simply isn't a roadmap for winning the presidency if you're a democrat without winning at least one of these states. >> either the south, or the rust belt. what about 2020? how does this moment, this picture, compared to what happened in 2020? >> yeah, so, you know, we just talked about results, let's talk about pulling. michigan polls were trump led by, in michigan, the entire 2020 cycle, look at that. no pools, not a single pool where joe biden trailed donald trump. so far this election cycle, we've already had to. and of course, we're still in 2023. there is the cnn srs poll. there's also this sienna col

i don't him doing something you know something as small as like martin van buren or something like that any time soon. he's he's a fellow no fence smarter than his in his and his ancestors. he's a fellow of the royal society of literature and the royal historical society. and but most importantly, he is a member, a proud member, if i can say, of the international churchill society's board of directors. gentlemen, thank you very much for your time and for being here this evening to with you. thank you so. andrew, i'll begin with you. pretty softball question. how did this book come about? and could i just my reply to that by saying how it is to be back at the national churchill leadership center. you are a great director. the icc is a fantastic institution. please do join it. ladies and gentlemen, it's it's it's wonderful to be on the board of it as well. i i love the icc and. to answer your question, i got on to david shortly after the invasion of ukraine and said that i thought that there was there'd be interest in a book that place the russian in the ruso ukrainian war in military his