michael hayden once ran the two most powerful spy agencies in america, ca and nsa.terday, a twitter user asked him this question "can we send the convex to afghanistan? yes, good idea. that's how contemptuous they feel about you. shut up and fetch another grass of riesling and be sure not to breathe on me or you will be deported. these are bad attitudes and they are accelerating. how far can they go? for the answer, look to new zealand, a famously fast shrinking outpost. a single covid case in new zealand, not a death, but a case of covid has shut down the entire country. new zealanders have now been told they are not allowed to speak to their neighbors. >> stay local and do not congregate, don't talk to your neighbors. please keep to your bubbles. it comes down again to those very simple principles. we know from overseas cases of the delta variant that it can spread by people simply going past one another so keep those movements outside to the bare minimum. wear a mask and make sure you keep up that physical distancing. >> tucker: you hear that? by the way, the lad

library of congress carla hayden and current and former members of congress. on tuesday june 8 at noon the store and michael burlingame will be here with his new book in american marriage based on 30 years of research where he describes and analyzes the marriage between abraham lincoln and mary todd. there is presidential libraries the national archives preserves the records of their presidents back to herbert herber are the stories told in library cover the president's entire life not just their time in the highest office of the nation. his return to private life and number of them turned to humanitarian causes and advisory roles and you'll find those activities documented in the library as well. after leaving office in 1993 george bush remained engaged in public service and continue to encourage others to make a difference in large and small ways. he shared his decades of experience with his successors and worked for a kinder and gentler america. gene becker was with president bush for nearly all of his postpresidential years and in "the man i knew" she brings into the room george bush and gives us a clos

our moderator will be carla hayden and panelists will include current and former members of congress. and on tuesday, june 15th at noon, historian michael burlingame will be here to talk about his new book, "an american marriage," based on 30 years of research describing and analyzing the marriage between abraham lincoln and mary todd. through its presidential eli prayers, the national archives preserves the records of our presidents back to herbert hoover. the stories cover a president's entire life, not just their time in the highest office of the nation. after returning to private life, a number of them turn to humanitarian causes and advisory roles, and you will find both activities documented in the libraries as well. after leaving office in 1993, george bush remained engaged in public service and continued to encourage others to make a difference in large and small ways. he shared his decades of experience with his successors and worked ceaselessly for a kinder, scentler america. gentler america. jean becker was with president bush for nearly all of his post-presidential years. in her new book, "the man i knew," she brings the lea