guestbook on the page that angela merkel signed and the condolence book which is turned to barack and michelle obamagram, from the service and u.s. senate condolence book which is turned to mitch mcconnell's signature. we have a photomontage throughout his life. the early life. they were married younger. he was still in the navy when they got married. we have a montage of photos from his life and career at the library and some photos, a nice photo in texas as you before the 141 traveled from houston to the library carrying the body with an intersection of railroad track that was cut out by you. a section that the train actually went over and one of my favorite cartoons, one of a series of two, mrs. bush died there was a cartoon of mrs. bush going to heaven and being greeted by her daughter and when president bush died 6 months or 8 months later, the cartoonist from jackson, mississippi did a cartoon of president bush meeting robin and mrs. bush in heaven and from the train, president bush loved trains and railroad travel and early in the planning process he wanted to be brought from houston to colle

unfortunately, michelle obama was on the right track. right from the beginning and i think she got derailed by a mixture of bad advisors. and by bringing in the food, the food companies and they were able to dilute very powerful message down to something where, you know, it's just her on to television, encouraging people to move that way rather than, let's move together as a movement to be able to, to transform the food system better became moved more to be on the easily upstate, the public service message. the a boon to the multinational who quickly joined the dance in 2015. coca cola created the global energy balance network. a worldwide think tank dedicated to solving the obesity problem. get out by promoting exercise. most of the focus in the popular media and in the scientific breath, you know they're eating too much eating too much, eating too much, blaming fast food, blaming. sure, very drinks. and so on. and there's really, fortunately, no compelling evidence of that, in fact is a car. professor steve blair is one of the head res

the woman comes up to michelle obama this is how michelle interprets it now even the first lady gets treated like hell. this is the message should be taken from this incident. in the first lady of the united states if black gets treated like the help. you could hear the reporter from the people magazine she's reading the magazine. it's an incredibly pernicious thing to do. but by 2014, that is all that michelle and barack had to sell part did not have to be this way. it wasn't supposed to be this way, but that's the way it was. that is when the historians evaluate obama's presidency, or get the scandals. let's concentrate on the great opportunity barack obama had. and i will said this about obama. i think he was sincere when it came to the convention 2004 in boston. he gets up there it is a memorable speech. the democrats all across america were swooning and justifiably he was a rock star. here was his promise. his promise was there's not a black american white america but there's not a liberal america and a conservative america parade there is a united states of america. the people

we have the condolence book which is turned to barack and michelle obama.om the service. we have the u.s. senate condolence book which is turned to mitch mcconnell's signature. we have a photo m montage throughout his life. of course the early life, they were married young. he was still in the navy when they got married. we have eight montagef otos fro his life and career here at the library. and some photos, a nice photo from texas as the u pete 4141 traveled from houston appear to the library and carried the body with it. and then a section of the railroad track that was cut wils bush. and then the light from the train, president bush crazy loved robo travel and early the planning process for this funeral, he wanted to be brought from houston to the station as his final resting place. library and in the train and so, the drone light from the train and then that you be you and some of itsts heritage fle, to bring the family and they had a car specially designed for the casket and then they had created the ub 4141, four and exhibit that we did here in ameri

they partied like it was 1999 in martha's vineyard as biden teases mandates and michelle obama with stacey abrams to change the future of the nation. candace owens on the race baiting and power grabbing. all this right now on sunday morning futures. ♪ ♪ maria: break news the senate is in final minutes agrees of $1.1 trillion infrastructure bill which has been criticized giving 23% for hard infrastructure like ports, bridges and ports. the wall street's journal kim strassel got into the debate on friday writing in the journal this op-ed. this bill is better viewed as step 1 of president biden's new green new deal giving appointees and federal bureaucrats tens of billions with which to remake the economy. why 17gop senators vote to proceed on the baser end of the scale. the bill amounts to happy of spending and some republicans can spend with the best of democrats. let's ask one of those senators who voted yes to this bill. north dakota senator kevin cramer, senator, why are you in favor of this bill, are you betraying the republican base? senator: not at all, maria, thanks for the opportuni

barack and michelle obama and then we also have the program. and from the service and we have the us senate condolence book, which is turned to. mitch mcconnell's signature we have a photo montage of throughout his life. of course. the early life they were married young. he was just baby when they got married and so we have a montage of photos from their life from his career. here at the library. and some photos a nice photo from tomball texas as the up 4141 traveled from houston up here to the library and carried the body with it and then a section of the railroad track. that was cut out by up. but that's a section that the train actually. went over and then one of my favorite cartoons there's this is one of a series of two and mrs. bush died. there was a cartoon of mrs. bush going to heaven and being greed by her daughter. and then when president bush died about six months or eight months later ramsey mcdonald or marshall ramsey. sorry cartoonist from jackson, mississippi did a cartoon of president bush meeting? mrs. bush in heaven and then t

we know michelle obama is teaming up with stacey abrams with the federal election takeover legislation pelosi says she's confident that democrats will keep the house in 2022. are you expecting a fair and free election for the midterms or are we going to be on lockdown again, mail-in ballots are the standard? congresswoman: republicans need to ensure free and fair election passing election integrity and security laws at the state level and it's the height of hypocrisy when you have the texas state democrats traveling becoming super spreaders of covid and traveling in opposition to a common sense election security bill that would ensure secure integrity of elections in the state of texas. we need to make sure that we are doing this in all states and doing everything that we can to fight against universal mail-in ballot where there's no signature verification and no voter id. i'm concerned and this is why republicans need to speak out. maria: you had a committee chair yesterday warning it was a closed-door meeting for the party and they said that -- he said if the midterms were held today

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michelle obama held a virtual grand opening at the start of the 2021 school year. all this week, we'll be focused on back-to-school as part of our efforts to build a better bay area. we have special pieces airing each night at 3:00 and 4:00 p.m. tune in to how we difficult -- tackle morning losses of the school year. moving onto the dixie fire, still raging in northern california, burning 570,000 acres. there is concern the weather is going to take another turn in the coming days, and pg&e says it may be forced to cut power in the area. it's identified tuesday night into wednesday as a potential slot for public safety shutoff. near the fire zone, mendocino and shasta county's could be affected. sonoma, napa, and solano counties could be affected by a ps ps. we'll be watching it closely this week. drwaordrew: w are seeing an offe component to the wind development, especially tuesday night into wednesday morning. northbay, advancing the clock and you can see in parts of napa county in the hills of the eastern half, the winds pick up between 20-30 miles per hour. fire

. >> hace poco la chef participó en una serie animada de la exprimera dama michelle obama. >> en limael triunfo convirtió a dani alves en el futbolista con más títulos ganados en la historia del fútbol, total de 43, felicidades. >> al regresar: preocupa la disminución de la capa de nieva disminución de la capa de nieva e cubrequ hola, soy yo... tu piel. algunos limpiadores funcionan, pero me resecan. los limpiadores de cerave me ayudan a mantener mi hidratación balanceada con ácido hialurónico y 3 ceramidas esenciales que ayudan a restaurar mi barrera natural. para una limpieza cerave. limpiadores cerave. ¿crees que menos maquillaje significa saltarte la toallita? piénsalo dos veces. neutrogena® makeup remover wipes remueven el 30% que un limpiador común no quita. tu piel te lo agradecerá. neutrogena® for people with skin. una hamburger, ketchup extra, sin pickles... mejor con pickles. con pickles extras. y tres hamburger happy meals. no pickles! siempre nos has acompañado. y queremos que nos sigas acompañando. con mymcdonald's rewards, ahora, cada orden viene con puntos canjeables po

. >> with women what we have seen for instance with programs such as michelle obama's let girls learnfore we went there 20 years ago there weren't any girls in school. the last five years there's been over 8 op thousand girls benefitted from the program for the specific program with michelle obama those girls would entering the 8th galbraith. if the taliban come in that's done. no girls in schools. girls enslaved. that's it. >> so the you are -- a lot of people say look we were there 20 years and nothing got done and nothing is getting done. in fact you witnessed things were changing, things were -- there were better under civil administration than under the taliban. >> i think in cooperation with the afghan government and our allies we have done a lot. first of all there is more girls in school than have ever been in afghanistan. the infant mortality rate dramatically decreased. we have good relations with the afghans, more women represented in various sectors, more women doctors. i have one woman doctor i was talking to yesterday. and she was telling me how her husband was killed by

that includes students at michelle obama elementary school. they are on the richmond campus for the first time since the school was rebuilt and named after the former first lady. since oakland unified schools opened last monday, the district reports 58 covid cases among students and 10 cases involving staff members. two classrooms are correctly and at-home parenting orders. that typically happens when three or more cases are reported in a single class in a two-week period and are. ama: possibly connected one topic we focus on in building a better bay area is health. that includes covid-19. let's look at the numbers. california released numbers showing the vast majority of new cases are among the unvaccinated, 600% higher compared to cases among the vaccinated. today the cdc says 78.3% of eligible californians have now received at least one dose. the california department of health says more than 45 million doses have been administered. two entertainment venues that were filled in san francisco and a winery in saratoga, will require proof of va

and department of social and cultural analysis and africana studies and also wrote a book on michelle obama and african beauty, and both have received naacp image awards. welcome. >> thank you, everyone. i am excited to be here and i thank the national archives for this invitation to share my work and inviting me. it is really exciting to consider the work that is a place where i did a lot of work in terms of research at the national archives focusing on my topic. my topic also is about memory and rediscovery as well as investigating the legacy of african-american soldiers as well as women who were teachers and nurses and to think about how photography, letters and diaries form this experience. i am going to start off with sharing my screen. and which will include a talk focusing on my research. and beginning here with the first image, it is the cover of the book, and the image that celebrates, but also documents the experience of image making. this one of the photographs that is part of the collection, and it really tells story of the experience of what it meant to be photographed and then

the things that strikes me is you know, this note in your routine where you said, you know, michelle obama's great. go high if you can. i'm down in the mud. >> michelle, i love you. take the night off. because i'm [ bleep ] down in the mud with the pigs where i belong, rolling around. rolling around. >> where i belong. >> yes. >> where i belong. why do you belong there? >> we look at what's happening. in my case censorship and first amendment issues. and thinking you know what, sometimes taking the high road doesn't always work. >> but what is it about your background or even about your spirit that makes you want to fight dirty or be down in the mud? >> well, i think i'm a scrappy gal. and you know, it's the way i was raised. and it's the kind of family i'm from. and i think it's what folks that watch my work kind of respond to. kind of a tell it like it is attitude. >> reporter: an attitude shaped by a childhood as colorful as it was traumatic. >> i mean, irish catholic family. lots of alcoholism. remember, it was a different time. right? so i was making mixed cocktails for my parents, you

former first lady michelle obama, not just the former president. you need oprah any will smith. you need, holly, what you need all of that. if you're gavin newsom who's never lost an election in a state that hasn't elected statewide republican since 2006. and that means that this recall the warm has turned and the degree to which that could threaten the future of democratic national politics is huge, especially since andrew cuomo is now going to be out in new york. mckeown says that if the recall were held today newsome would lose. he also thinks that if it did some could exhibit humility as mckeown puts it. >> rebuild his organization and run again in 2022. >> of strange turn of events in sacramento last night during a recall debate involving 3. ken did is trying to replace governor newsom. >> thank you mister constantine starts want here he was my businessman. >> a process server toss to subpoena on to the stage shouting that it was for republican businessman john, the la times reports those papers were related to unpaid bills from his previous campaign for governor. a judge r

the backing of wealthy donors like far right, real estate mobil, carl palladino once said that michelle obama should live in a cave with guerrillas. brown's reelection campaign will be an uphill battle. it's never easy to win an election when your name is an email. i'm about, especially when you're running against the democratic nominee in a deep blue city like buffalo, byron brown, also asked to depend on a majority of voters spelling his name, right, which is a very difficult task for a byron half. the city probably thinks his name is brian. but even if this loyal servant of capital is defeated by his radical socialist challenger, western new york's ruling class is already drawing up back up plans. this week buffalo's common council announced they were considering a new system where the mayor would be no one. and no, in case you're wondering, they're not talking about replacing the government with a democratic confederation of anarchist polyamory sex communes. they are talking about a city manager who would be selected by the 9 member council in conjunction with the community to carry out t

michelle. i was walking with president obama, and i said, that was cool when mccartney sang "michelle.". and then there's this picture. this is jacob of philadelphia. his mom said, mr. president, jacob has a question for you. and jacob is like, mr. president, my friends tell me that my haircut is just like yours. and with that, president obama bent over, jacob touched his head. click, i got one photo and it was gone. >> that image was what barack obama had said to us two years ago in an office in chicago. that kid is literally, can't even believe even though he is seeing the president of the united states in the oval office, until he feels his hair, he does not truly believe he is just like me. that image stands for so much more. it stands for how kids will see themselves differently forever. >> it tells you something about barack obama. at the behest of a 5-year-old kid, you go ahead, bend over and let that kid touch your head like that. >> the fact that pete succeeded in offering a window into the man that was occupying the office, to show what the office can be, what it has been, wha

a year after -- a close friend of barack obama, who helped launch his career, he and michelle obama wereter two of his friends blew themselve up in a townhouse turned bomb factory. he wrote, we cased white house, pentagon, was like -- big was off on a technicality. we see black lives matter, and marxist organizations and violent in the city, done to portland courthouse, and billions of damage. maybe 15 people killed in the summer that period of time. i do not support breaching any government building, i spent my life standing up for law enforcement. i was chief of staff to attorney general of u.s., i know a political motive when i see one, i know a phony committee hearing when i see one, they don't want to get to all of the facts but promoting politics, what your take on this. >> you are right. we condemn violence on january 6 and. violence of last summer, democrats have been inconsistent. you are right, this is about politics, i am like you, capitol police risk their lives that day, and every day. god bless them and god bless all other law enforcement in the country that do it every day

bush came over and shook their hands and thank them all for coming and he did give michelle obama a mint. that started during john mccain's funeral. >> oath of them were cracking up. they think they were sitting next to each other. >> they are misbehaving. they have a great friendship which is wonderful. >> it is nice. if you've got a question you can type it into the chat and at the end of our program there is time for questions and i'll be happy to ask jane questions. one more thing, we have got this big 41 locomotive union pacific that was given to us by union pacific 10 or 15 years ago. just briefly tell the story, president bush thought it would be a grand idea that after the funeral of houston that everyone could write up on the train. talk about how you had to explain to him that maybe he wouldn't be having a sandwich. >> it was a funny moment. we would plan the funeral off and on over the years and every once in a while we get out the folder in particular after president ford died in after president reagan died we made changes to the funeral plans. he said to me i would like to t

bush came over and shook their hands and thank them all for coming and then he did give michelle obama payment because that started during john mccain's funeral to have this inside thing, it was very sweet. >> both of them were breaking up at the opening of the african-american museum, i think there were sitting next to each other. >> they were misbehaving, i think they were. they have a great friendship which is wonderful. >> that is nice. if you've got a question, type it into the chat and at the end of our program i will be happy to ask the questions. one more thing. we've got this big locomotive union pacific, the one given to us by union pacific we did about ten or 15 years ago and briefly tell the story, president bush that would be a grand idea after the funeral in houston that everyone could write up on the train and have a sandwich so talk about how you explained to him, maybe he wouldn't be having a sandwich. >> across, i am embarrassed i said this but it was a funny moment. president bush, who planned the funeral off and on over the years and every once in a while we would g

well, this is the author of envisioning emancipation and michelle obama. both of which received naacp image awards as well as posing beauty now, let's hear from deborah willis. thank you for joining us today. thank you. welcome and good afternoon everyone. i'm excited to be here and i thank the national archives for this invitation and to share my work and inviting me. it's really exciting to consider the work a place where i that a lot of work in terms of research at the national archives focusing on my topic my my topic also it's about memory and rediscovery as well as investigating the legacy of african-american soldiers as well as women and who were teachers and nurses and to think about how photography letters and diaries. form this experience. i'm going to start off with sharing my screen. and and which will include a and focusing on. on my research and beginning here with the first image. it's the cover of the book. it's an image that celebrates but also documents the experience of image making this is one of the photographs that it's part of the co

bush came over, shook their hands, thanked them foror coming and then he dd give michelle obama a manbecause that started during john mccain's funeral they sort of had this inside thing that was very sweet. >> both of them were breaking up at the opening of the african-american museum they were sitting next to each other just giggling. >> they were misbehaving. ethey had a great friendship which is wonderful. >> yeah, it is nice. if you've got a question you can type it into the chat at the end of the program. i will be happy to ask questions. one more thing. so, we've got this 41 locomotive union pacific that was given to us about ten or 15 years ago and just briefly tell the story president bush thought it would be a grand idea after the funeral in houston everyone could ride up on the train and have a sandwich. so talk a little bit about how you had to explain to him maybe he wouldn't be having a sandwich. >> i'm sort of embarrassed i put this in the book. president bush we would plan the funeral off and on over the years. every once in a while we would get w out the folder and aft

. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: no one is more impressed that michelle obama. she can barely go outside. at home, she goes big. she and her husband of the democratic party is turning 60. they are celebrating martha's vineyard with 200 servers. will elephants be brought in on a litter? what will michelle lewinsky have to say? we don't havete answers, but wod you believe mark steyn might? he is the correspondent and based in martha's vineyard and he joins us tonight. do you think 200 servants seems like a lot even for barack obama? why do you think they will be doing? >> actually, in venice, the butlers and deputy footmen will actually be the only diversity because the 500 guests, the same guests where basically back to medieval era, the same 500 people that go to the parties. but as you know, barack obama oprah, and george clooney, just as oprah and george clooney went to harry and meghan's wedding even though they nevery, met either of them. you have to feel sorry just going to the parties of people who don't know is a really sad and miserable existence, but i have to say when you look a

any water i more sympathetic to the argument we want to have a private life whether kennedy or michelle obamae want the secret service tove leave us to have a private life and not impose in the way they might and has the word secret but they do work for us idea that the culture may be steeped in deference and discretion but at the same time may reveal the secrets of the president or the first family is a concern no matter what. >> there have been some presidents have had better relationships than others like the bushes had an incredible relationship with their circuitry - - secret service detail barbara bush always bringing food from leftovers from the party even to the point to tell the detail leader she wanted him to wear her husband's hat because it was cold outside very motherly attention and welcomed. but when the clintons arrived they were not so sure about these agents looking out for them andry within the first few weeks the story leaked in the papers about hillary clinton throwing a lamp at her husband in an argument so it turns out these agents like the bushes betterer than us and w

and with the michelle obama program, for instance, the let learns program, there were 80,000 girls thatnefitted from that school that are supposed to be entering the 12th grade this year. we're hopeful that can continue to happen, but we don't know. the infant mortality rate significantly was decreased within the last 20 years. we saw more women that were represented on virtually every sector, the health sector, law sector, the political sector, the education sector. there were women going to work, more women reading. you know, virtually there was such an amazing advancement of women in a very short period of time that there was kind of -- there was sort of this turn around that was happening in the country. and also it's important to note that afghanistan is relatively a young country. over 70% of the country is under the age of 24. and so you have a lot of that population that is educated that prior to us going there 20 years ago did not have the benefit of education and a free press and thing like that. so it's really, really concerning what this new normal looks like. >> kimberley m

kennedy or michelle obama we want the secret service to leave us to have our private life not to impose in the way. it has the word secret in it. but of course they do work for us. that tension the idea may be steeped in deference and indiscretion. but at the same time they may also reveal the secrets of a president or first family. that is going to be a concern about her work, right? >> there have been some presidents who have had better relationships with the secret service than others. the bushes had an incredible relationship with their circuit secret service detail pretreated them like family barbara bush bringing out coffee bring in food left over summer party. even to the point of telling a detail leader for her husband that she wanted him to wear her husband's hat and mittens because it was cold outside. very motherly attention and actually welcomes, right? when the clintons arrived they were not so sure about these agents looking out for them. and in fact in the first few weeks the story leaked in the paper about hillary clinton during a lamp at her husband in an argument. so a

returning to in person learning today for the first time in a year and a half, including students at michelle obamamentary, they will be there for the first time since the school was rebuilt and named after the former first lady who had a virtual grand opening at the start of last school year, looking at those renderings there. all of this week will be focused on back to school as part of the efforts to build a better bay area. tonight we will be tuning into how local districts are tackling the issue of learning loss. mike: back-to-school -- kumasi: back-to-school costs, climbing. julian: old video games that may be worth millions someday, the change in the market for vintage fun. the first-aid check back with mike. mike: you mean i need to raid the playroom later? there might be some good stuff there? my son going why did i get rid of that. [laughter] air quality right now, clean and yellow, fine for all of us. you can see that there is a poor air quality for the most sensitive, so let's see how bad it is elsewhere. read from bishop all the way through lake tahoe towards reading and then it gets e

bush came over and thank them all for coming i shook their hands and did give michelle obama a met because of the funeral, they started to have this inside thing of this thing that was very sweet. warren: and both of them were breaking up in dc, i think they were sitting next to each other misbehaving. jean: they have a great friendship which is really wonderful. warren: that is nice. so you got a question, even type it into the chat at the univar program. i'll be happy to ask jean she wants to do questions. one more thing. when this big 4141 promote, the one that was giving us we did this about ten or 15 years ago. just briefly tell the story present bush just thought it would be a grand idea that after the funeral, and houston that everybody can write up on the train. so talk a little bit about how do you had to explain to him that maybe he wouldn't be having a sandwich. jean: i was embarrassed but this was a funny moment. when plaintiff funeral often on over the years. every once a while we would get out the folder particularly after the president reagan died in he would make changes to

bush came over, shook all their hands, thanked them all for coming, and he did give michelle obama a mint because that started during john mccain's funeral. they sort of have this inside thing. and it's very sweet. >> well, and they were breaking, both of them were breaking with up at the opening of the african-american museum in d.c. i think they were sitting next to each other just giggling -- >> they were misbehaving. they have a great friendship, which is wonderful. >> yeah, it is nice. so it's, if you've got a question, you can type it into the chat, and then at the end of our program there's a period for questions. i'll be happy to ask jean one of your questions. i do, so one more thing. so we've got this big 41-41 locomotive thanks to union pacific that was given to us by union pacific for an exing hint we did about 10 or 15 years ago. and just briefly tell the story. president bush just thought it would be a grand idea that after the funeral in houston that everyone could ride up on the train and have a samich, as we say in the south. [laughter] talk to us about how you had t

can you imagine if michelle obama had gone abroad and in a foreign country said that during conversationsign leader it was embarrassing to be an american. i mean people like tucker would go nuts and that's what tucker carlson is doing. today during a speech he said it is a lie that america is more free than hungary, which is in itself a lie. what ruth said is what he's not telling his audience about, orban and his government. he's telling his audience the opposite of the truth. you know, he was talking about press freedom today at his speech and end said that that is something that's a diminishing luxury in america while in hungary where the authoritarian he has been praising all week has been labeled a press -- freedom predators by reporters without borders. so, you know, while tucker is abroad he's not only not telling his audience the truth about the government, he's actually basically delivering propaganda for this autocrat. >> yeah, it's almost like a dictator travel channel show he's hosting. ruth, you describe what we're seeing as an electoral autocracy in hungary. talk about that.

for those fluent in all things barack and michelle obama, you know she served as the chief of staff in the obama administration as assistant to the president and director for the white house council on women and girls. now of course she's president and ceo of times out, the leading organization working to change laws and cultures so that all women are treated fairly, with dignity and with respect to their safety and workplaces. she's also featured in rachel and meighan's book that has been emulated in countries around the world. honestly it is such a thrill and honor to have such an incredible lineup of champions for women in one screen tonight for the next hour. we are really happy about this event and so delighted to have all of you here, and i hope the audience will joined me in welcoming all three of you. the floor is yours. >> thank you, lissa muscatine. it's my honor and privilege to be able to do this with rachel and meighan. it is a pleasure and we will get to the book in a moment. but just a wonderful occasion today. on morning joe this morning and now closing out my day by do

trump had probably gotten more obese women off the couch and in the streets working out than michelle obama did in eight years. >> do you think larry elder should be the next governor of california? >> i think larry elder, with tens of thousands of hours on the air, entertaining and thought-provoking, if that's the -- >> that's not entertaining. that's disgusting what he said is disgusting. that's -- >> i appreciate, jim, your saying it's disgusting. that certainly was, by most people's standards a quip of a radio talk show person who, like plenty of the famous ones, including rush limbaugh, who used various statements, including some bombastic statements from time to time to make a point. in tens of thousands of hours, if that's the best you have, you don't really have anything on larry elder. >> oh, there's lots of other material, as you know, congressman. we don't have time to go through all of it. but it sounds as though you're saying larry elder would make a governor of california than gavin newsom? >> there's 41 people running or 44 people running, and i suspect the vast majority of t

. >> one thing that people may know that there is a lot of obama's back media, michelle obama's podcastan independent documentary. what did you want to convey or explore that may have been different than what we already know having lived through this whole era. >> so first, thank you for having me on talking about this, i was excited to work on this project particularly always eager to work with the team. one of the most important things obviously the way and which race ran through his presidency and candidacy. his life as a prominent theme and what it meant for this black person to occupy the most powerful office in the world. we would see in the chaotic field of politic that followed this presidency. there was a connection between him and there had been a black president and what we have seen since then but i think in doing the film, we got a chance to walk through the mechanics of all that and how you can almost see the current era of really volatile politics coming into existence as his presidency progressed. >> that makes a lot of sense. it is something we are living through that i

little more sympathetic to the argument that we want a private life so whether it john kennedy or michelle obamao want the secret service to leave us to have our private life is not imposing the way that they might. it has the word secret and it but if what they do, it works for us. the idea that the culture of the place may be in discretion the same time they may reveal secrets of a president or the first family, that will be a concern. >> and there have been some presidents that have had better relationships with the secret service and others so the bushes had an incredible relationship with their secret service and treated them like family. barbara bush was always bringing food from leftovers from the party. even telling of detail theater for her husband that she wanted him to wear her husband had because it was cold outside. very motherly attention and welcomed but when the clintons arrived, they wants are sure about the agents looking out for them and in the first few weeks are story leaked in the papers about hillaryry clinton in an argument so after that she's like okay, it turns out the