mr. churchill's profession" and lord watson of richmond, the a patron of the churchill archives center.'m pleased to have all of them here at this center. welcome. i have so looked forward to this. i was going to tell a story that i once went to see christophers some and he showed me something he had received and learned from winston churchill was how to diagram a speech in terms of indentation so when you read it you read it with inflection and passion. you know clearly about this. >> sommes styling. so you had a sense to make the reading of it as if it was coming from your heart. >> it's boring to actually do when you set it out, of course, when you don't have a secretary to do it it's not so easy to make it... it's a lot of work but it's very, very much easier. >> rose: was the love of language and words, did it come early to churchill? >> i think so. he said because, if you like, lam high school dropout in your terminology, he was right at the bottom of the fourth form for years and he said the only thing they did was teach you how to sort out the english language so he said that, y

mr. churchill finally said americans always do the right thing after first exhausting all the other possibilitieshere is a great french student of us was really struck by his capacity. the core argument of the vote and that is for our divide comes from is back from the beginning we have been born aid deep but healthy tension between her love of individualism and affection for community, love of liberty can the sense that liberty requires they can turn for the common good if we are going to stay a free people. in moments we tell one way or another and not sort of balance, but we were fast when we are in balance and that is not only a balance between individual community, but also a balance between the private marketing government and between private and public. i go back and look at the founding institution and also figures by clayton hamilton in lincoln to those that government engagement and economic life in the nation didn't just start with the new deal with the progressives. it goes on way back to hamilton, clay and lincoln is that government could do a lot of things to make our economy strong

churchill. this was in many respects the happiest time of mrs. lex and -- mrs. nixon's life.she always wanted to be a lawyer's life, and she lived on fifth avenue. they had an apartment and issuing to museums and bookstores. she thought she was out of it for good. her girls were going off to school. this was a very good time for her. and i imagine her falling into this very gentle tender and brief communist, matter of months, affair with this fellow, tom, she meets in new york. which she gets a. she gives up the affair when nixon begins to run for president in 1967 the he starts manning his campaign but this is nixon i have in the book is tremendously loyal to richard nixon, as i believe she was. i do think that the nixon's together were a much warmer couple than people think they were. their daughters were on these are really admiring and loving towards both parents, yet to single people, rosemary words, would essentially make their homes with the nixon family. something had to be going on there was a little warmer than we think. but things happen. i'm sure he was not an ide