melania trump. here here good evening. it seems like just yesterday that we were at our first convention where my husband accepted the republican nomination and then became our 4th president of the united states. yet the energy and enthusiasm for who should lead this nation it is real today as it was four years ago. i know i speak for my husband and the entire family when i say we have not forgotten the incredible people. who are willing to take a chance? on the businessman who had never worked in politics we know it was you who elected him to be commander in chief? and we know it is you who will carry us through again. we were humbled by the incredible support then and we are still grateful today. i want to acknowledge the fact that since march our lives have changed drastically. the invisible enemy covid-19 swept across our beautiful country an impacted all of us my deepest sympathy goes out to everyone. who has lost a loved one? and my prayers with those who are ill or suffering? i know many people are anxious. and some

melania trump turned 52 today. [ laughter ] birthdays are tough for melania.he's made the same wish for the past twenty years and it never comes true. [ laughter ] the tears keep extinguishing the candles before she can blow them out. everybody knows that melania before she beed best started out as a model who was discovered by a photographer named jerko. this is one of the photos jerko took that launched her modeling career, which took her all way did new york, where she eventually married a much bigger jerko. [ laughter ] i don't know what kind of gift trump gave her, but he did send her a beautiful email today. it started," dear supporter." [ laughter ] birthdays are depressing for a lot of people, but can you imagine being melania? every year, they sing "happy birthday," then you spend the next ten minutes watching the gibbon she married wolf down a whole cake. [ laughter ] part two of trump's contentious interview with piers morgan was released today. piers morgan has been supportive of trump in the past. trump picked him as the winner on "celebrity appre

she actually gained more attention during melania trump's time is first lady then melania trump did and so she's in it doesn't have any problems gaining attention after after leaving the white house some people might argue that melania trump didn't receive enough attention, but that's a whole different argument that we could save for another conversation. yeah. i think we can do it program nancy. yeah. i think that it's also interesting that even today that in terms of formal filming coverage of first lady it is not the same the white house communications agency does not cover consistently first ladies speeches or public appearances the way they do depressants. so a lot of us when we're scholarly looking for something are wondering why isn't there an official record of this and you're picking it up from news media or instead of from the official and i think that's interesting in that. our time their speeches have had very powerful effects as the panel has pointed out and it wouldn't be nice to have their have a more formal process of what was covered. and sort of like the papers of the

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melania. [ applause ] can you imagine? how mad that would make trump? what i mean. [ laughter ] >> oh my goodness. >> jimmy: do you have any idea how many awards you've won in your life? do you have a total in your head? >> no, jimmy, i don't. >> jimmy: i'm going to run some awards by you. you tell me yes or no if you remember winning them. >> okay. >> jimmy: screen actors guild. >> yeah. >> jimmy: there is a lot so don't applaud after every one. the observe by award for off broadway. >> yes, i remember that. >> jimmy: yes. harvard's hasty pudding woman of the year award. >> yes. >> jimmy: independent spirit award. >> no, i never won the independent spirit award. >> jimmy: correct. you'll get that soon. naacp image award? >> oh, yes. >> jimmy: yes. kids choice award. >> what? >> jimmy: kids choice award. >> never. >> jimmy: that's correct. you did not get that. the tony award. >> yeah. >> jimmy: another tony award. >> yeah. >> jimmy: the emmy award. >> yeah. >> jimmy: the oscar award. >> yeah. >> jimmy: the nobel prize for economics? >> jimmy, no. >> ji

nancy reagan, hillary clinton, laura bush, michelle obama, and melania trump. watch "first ladies" saturdays at 2:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span2 or visit the series as a podcast on the free mobile app. >> first lady jill biden and former secretary of state hillary clinton talked about the importance of community colleges as part of the clinton foundation's clinton global initiative university. >> hello, everyone and thank you for tuning in for this really important conversation. community colleges are close to my heart and at cgi you we have seen their power in preparing the leaders of tomorrow to tackle our biggest challenges. and there is a leader who knows a lot about the importance of community colleges and that is dr. jill biden. dr. biden, or dr. b has spent her entire career in the classroom teaching high school and community college students. she continued teaching even as she became second lady and then first lady of the united states. today she teaches english at the alexandria virginia campus outside of washington, dc. when we were

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stephanie, you wrote the book melania and me, the rise and fall of my friendship with the first lady.d said last week, who knows what ivanka said today, but the fact that the former presidents senior advisers and family members did not invoke privilege, did not take the fifth, as far as we know, and they spoke for 14 hours total, that's a giant story. we've never seen that before. what do we know about what happened? >> listen, i'm not gonna be able to say would happen in the room. i think that's to be seen. when the committee writes this report, we'll have a full accounting of what happened in that room. it's unwise to guess too much. when we do know, the committee said that she was forthcoming and that she did not dodge questions. she answered questions to the best of her ability. would both she and her husband can do is fill in blanks, if they so choose. a lot of people were contacting them, both leading up to january 6th, and during the riot. contacting them, asking for help, to stop and overturn the election, for help in stopping the plot to overturn the election. on the day of j

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i'm also from tula imagine the rest come on, i'm melania tula name.la and my name is dima how did you choose your profession bells. it was a long time ago my brother met a boy. he told us that we have bells here. well, she showed us and we really liked it, and we decided to play on them. well, it was right. for a long time. yeah, i don't know, 10 years ago, four years ago. and no matter how 11 you are and how many years you have been studying. three years three years, that is, you took a year to think. four years ago you were shown the bells. you seemed to think, and then after all, this is my training, after all, on the bells. it's all loud there and we were prepared for this, as just earplugs on other instruments on the metallophones there on the bell. it was some foreigner named bill who came and just called him no. those are the plates that make the sound from yeah i don't have any particular location but little billa they are at the very top of them three and the middle billa is at the bottom uh what if you can explain what it is setup where we h

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and you heard melania dome, wanna speak to a superman se, which is nice. did you put seneca brought them, give you some calorie media you to do with that when you present on our sports of video that you know then your to stay since it was nobody to either. oh boy, you them, we're used to use them unless you get him to and you more with the with you when you're there was and you can all go with the post of what i show it. unless you go my, my a dollars more than a but said he's yeah, which will, it will only at the theater. know, you know, most of those will process across the choice issue that i was muscle, but you're more choice. but i thought if they should have a social, i can clear. mean it's just about on them, which one you know, which with it, which one is a wish mr. the school, but that i'm going to cost my element. i put in a premier we should get all the details, so screwed up. but you until about that if you could, if you show which it shouldn't to me on the but a good look, we're fucked. especially, you know, minded consultation. i thought bill

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melania trump did not want to move into the white house until barron has finished his schooling. the newspapers, the vast increase in the number and types of newspapers published in the 19th century into the 20th century is part of it, and the photograph sections, and then much of what they said was true and a good bit was not. first ladies tended not to give interviews to journalists of any sort, and when they did they did not want to be quoted, partly that was a fear of saying something that would detract from their husband's program or his presidency in some way. but it was very clear very early on, back to the era of study that the first lady was a phenomenal interest to people, so trying to keep the camera fiends away. >> what is history, including things like fashion and socialability, and whenever it's a first lady it's never personal and it always has a policy component, and dolly madison also used fashion. my form of the media, because the media at the time didn't do things like you are talking about, and they were observers, and when i was researching dolly madison i wa

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even melania, you might say, the ringing of bells is an eternal fascination. trend of it, i'm firmly convinced that the bell has a few china sequence tub. it has a rich heart, i can also inspire the future, could help me to believe in cotton as it gives us one horse during the day. hark for prayer to our bye for work. so for reflection dimension with no, it helps many people to be calm, reflect on the meaning of miss been tito. plus, i'm convinced that this meaning will end with whom ah, with who are if you come up to what her brother, the from building will be here by india. a city growing at breakneck speed at the expense of with the young burbank when we got an eviction notice. this is where our family lives. this is a megacity wound by from the slums to skyscrapers. in 15 o. d w. o, ah, we got some hot tips for your bucket list. romantic corner. check hot spot for foody check, and some great culture memorials to boot. d w. travel off we go. is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what it could look like. will return in the normal and we visit those who are finding it difficul

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next week, melania trump. she's only the second first lady who was not born in the united states and the first to become a naturalized u.s. citizen. first ladies in their own words is also available as podcasts. you can find it where ever you get your podcast. >>> rosalynn remained a gracious campaigner. >> people ask how can you stand for your husband to be in politics and everybody know everything you do. i just tell them we were born and raised in georgia. it has a population of

american history tv for first ladies and their own words our program on michelle obama next week melania trump a former model from slovenia mrs. trump is only the second first lady who was not born in the united states and the first to become a naturalized us citizen. first ladies in their own words is also available as a podcast and you can find ither schedulet as tough as her husband's yet. threw it. all rosalind remained an earnest and gracious campaigner. people ask me every day. how can you stand for your husband t

ladies, lady bird johnson, betty ford, nancy reagan, hillary clinton, laura bush, michele obama and melaniarump. watch "first ladies" in their own words, saturday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span2 or listen as a podcast on the free mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >>> since c-span was founded, historian and author richard norton smith has participated in many of the network's programs, forums, call-ins and special projects. as well as on "book tv" and "american history tv." c-span sat down with him to get his insight on american history, popular culture, good books and more. up next, part two of the conversation which focuses on his time at george mason university, his view on religion and his book on "robert mccormack." >> all the libraries, if you can remember, start at the beginning and -- >> hoover was 1987 until 1993 with a year out. then i went to reagan. >> what year? >> early -- it was late 1993 until '96. at that point, i

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