mrs. trumanughter margaret, the vice president elect, and the chief executive depart for the inaugural ceremony. mr. truman escorted by congressional representatives, leads the procession to the capitol. the man from missouri goes to take his oath of office, formally recording the debate -- the greatest political upside in united states history. in capital plaza, more than one or 2000 people are on hand to witness the induction. millions more see the event on television and here it over worldwide radio. among the distinguished guests are admiral nimitz, and admiral hosey, united nations secretary lee and dignitaries from other countries. the supreme court justices to the steps of the inaugural platform, followed by the official presidential party, and by the chief executive's wife and daughter. a battery of motion fixed -- motion picture and television cameras record the arrival. ♪ alvin barclay of kentucky, a member of congress for 36 years, has taken his vice presidential oath of office. >> so

harry truman, elected president of the united states. mrs. from her moderate, elvin buckley, his daughter, the vice president elect and the chief executive depart for the inaugural ceremony. mr. truman, escorted by congressional representative leads the protection of the. the man from missouri goes to take his oath of office not formally recording the greatest political upset in united states history. more than 100,000 people are on hand to witness the millions more. see the event on television and hear it over world wide radio. among the distinguished guests are admiral marine corps, general vandergrift and admiral halsey, the united secretary general lee, the emperors from other countries, the the black robed supreme court justices to the depth of the inaugural platform, mostly followed by the official presidential party headed by the chief executive wife and daughter. of an array of motion and television cameras records the. melvin berkeley, kentucky, a member of congress for 36 years, has taken his presidential oath of office. so help me

harry truman, elected president of the united states. mrs. from her moderate, elvin buckley, his daughter, the vice president elect and the chief executive depart for the inaugural ceremony. mr. truman, escorted by congressional representative leads the protection of the. the man from missouri goes to take his oath of office not formally recording the greatest political upset in united states history. more than 100,000 people are on hand to witness the millions more. see the event on television and hear it over world wide radio. among the distinguished guests are admiral marine corps, general vandergrift and admiral halsey, the united secretary general lee, the emperors from other countries, the the black robed supreme court justices to the depth of the inaugural platform, mostly followed by the official presidential party headed by the chief executive wife and daughter. of an array of motion and television cameras records the. melvin berkeley, kentucky, a member of congress for 36 years, has taken his presidential oath of office. so help me

mr. truman said she'd been shot. exactly. d so after a 10 month investigation, the orem pd and the da's office arrested conrad truman and charged him with his wife's murder. autumn wagner: my mom called me. and i fell to the ground crying and so happy that he was finally behind bars. janet wagner: going into trial, what did you think? i thought we had a strong circumstantial case. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): at trial, the prosecution argued domestic violence ending in homicide. the defense-- self-inflicted gunshot wound. the jury sided with the state. conrad truman was convicted of heidy's murder. it was like finally got him. finally got him. janet wagner: and as far as you knew that was it. that was it. did you think that was it? i did. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): but if you think that was it, well, then you haven't been watching enough "dateline." andrea canning (voiceover): coming up, heidy's heartbreak-- sandy sanchez: she did not know her dad. and she had always wanted that. that really bothered her. andrea canning (voi

mrs. truman's daughter, was playing her piano up on the residence floor, and the leg of that piano went through the floor into the ceiling below. so president truman knew that it was his responsibility to care for this wonderful house into the future. the timbers were still wooden. it was still the infrastructure from the house had been rebuilt after the british fire. so the truman's moved across the street to blair house. the president's guest house for four years, and the entire interior of the white house was dismantled down to the subbasem you could stand in the north door, look down three levels to dirt. they rebuilt it with steel infrastructure to modernize it. very careful, detailed notes had been taken as to where everything was. it was completely rebuilt with all of the rooms virtually exactly as they were. and that was an amazing gift of president truman to all the presidencies that would follow. pretty sacrificial to give up four years of living in the white house as president of the united states, and at least the piano wouldn't come through. no, no risk. can you imagine if the chan

mr. chief justice, president eisenhower, vice president nixon, president truman, reverend clergy, fellowitizens: we observe today not a victory of party but a celebration of freedom -- symbolizing an end as well as a beginning -- signifying renewal as well as change. for i have sworn before you and almighty god the same solemn oath our forbears prescribed nearly a century and three-quarters ago. the world is very different now. for man holds in his mortal hands the power to abolish all forms of human poverty and all forms of human life. and yet the same revolutionary beliefs for which our forebears fought are still at issue around the globe -- the belief that the rights of man come not from the generosity of the state but from the hand of god. we dare not forget today that we are the heirs of that first revolution. let the word go forth from this time and place, to friend and foe alike, that the torch has been passed to a new generation of americans -- born in this century, tempered by war, disciplined by a hard and bitter peace, proud of our ancient heritage -- and unwilling to witness

mrs. kennedy leaves her marks elsewhere in the home. as you travel up the grand staircase harry truman builds at the top you enter into the treaty room. even its name by president and mrs. kennedy. today is the private office of the president inside the family quarters but in 1962 it is only an idea. >> the thing we will do that's going to be interesting as so many treaties have been signed in this room, but if you notice the inscription on this mantelpiece it says this room was first used for meetings of the cabinet during the administration of president johnson and continue to be so used until the year 19 two. here the treaty of peace with spain was signed. >> after dedicating the newly refurbished room with vice president johnson were so much history had been made before, history would soon unfold here once again. >> for the first time an agreement has been reached. on bringing the forces of nuclear destruction under international control. this treaty is not, it will not halt the protection of nuclear weapons, but it is an important first step, a step towards peace, a step towards r

mr. speaker, this is chief justice. president eisenhower, vice president nixon. president truman, reverend clergy and fellow citizens. we observed today not a victory of party, but a celebration of freedom symbolized and an end. well, as a beginning, signifying renewal as well as change varieties born before you and almighty god. the same somehow for being prescribed nearly century and three quarters ago the world is very different now for man holding this ball and the power to abolish all forms human poverty and all forms of human life. and yet the same revolutionary beliefs for which our forebears for hostility who around the globe now believe that the rights of man come not from the of the faith, but from the hand of god. we dare not forget today that we are the heirs of that first revolution. let the word go for from this time and place to friend and poll. i that the torch has been passed to a new generation of americans born in this century, tainted by war disappeared by a hard and bitter be proud of our ancient heritage and unwilling to witness or permit a small although human rights to which this nation and we

truman on december 26, 1972. two days after the inauguration on january 22, president nixon's predecessor in the white house, president lyndon johnson, died of a heart attack. pres. nixon: mr. vice president, mr. speaker, mr. chief justice, senator cook, mrs. eisenhower, and my fellow citizens of this great and good country we share together: when we met here 4 years ago, america was bleak in spirit, depressed by the prospect of seemingly endless war abroad and of destructive conflict at home. as we meet here today, we stand on the threshold of a new era of peace in the world. [applause] the central question before us is: how shall we use that peace? let us resolve that this era we are about to enter will not be what other postwar periods have so often been: a time of retreat and isolation that leads to stagnation at home and invites new danger abroad. let us resolve that this will be what it can become: a time of great responsibilities greatly borne, in which we renew the spirit and the promise of america as we enter our third century as a nation. this past year saw far-reaching results from our new policies for peace. by continuing to revitalize our traditional friendshi

truman tried to buy it. just h have a broad base treaty. >> i think trump is setting a ia -- discourse saying this is what we would like that opens up the trades and treaty, mr. o'brian is right this is a huge national security implication, we need to have access to that to defend against russia and china. if denmark is not willing to do it, then we should be ale do it but not for free. and there shouldin should be something for america. larry: robert o'brien, speaking of panama canal, we weren't bui'm raising the topic. i don't understand why people are so -- even at "wall street journal," i was disappointed. china could close down -- china companies and china could close down the canal if they wanted to, they own both ends of it, they have big companies that run both ends of pacific and atlantic end, we have to revisit the panama canal story, don't we? >> absolutely. you made this point, people make fun of president trump, president trump is concerned about homeland about north america, and our security, greenland is our security to north. and south, panama canal, 70% of shipping that goes to u.s. ports to and from goes through the canal, we built the cana

mr. chairman, i would ask unanimous consent that two letters be submitted for the record, one letter signed by numerous organizations, including the government accountability project. the other signed by several organizations, including the truman national security project. >> without objection, so ordered. now, senator kelly. senator rosen got here after the gavel went down. do you really want to go ahead of her? >> i am going to defer to my good friend and colleague, senator rosen. >> that is a really great state of nevada. really good decision. senator rosen, you are recognized. >> and thank you, senator kelly. i owe you one. >> thank you. chairman wicker, ranking member reid, for holding this hearing. and, mr. hegseth, i appreciate your service and your willingness to serve again. however, i am deeply disappointed that you would not agree to meet with me. as other members have said on this committee prior to this hearing, as is the precedent for this committee and others. so let me tell you a little bit about what i would have talked about had you made yourself available prior to the hearing. nevada is home to the premier aviation training ranges for both the air force and the navy, the largest ammunition depot in the world

mr. chairman, i would ask unanimous consent that two letters be submitted for the record, one letter signed by numerous organizations, including the government accountability project. the other signed by several organizations, including the truman national security project. >> without objection, so ordered. now, senator kelly. senator rosen got here after the gavel went down. do you really want to go ahead of her? >> i am going to defer to my good friend and colleague, senator rosen. >> that is a really great state of nevada. really good decision. senator rosen, you are recognized. >> and thank you, senator kelly. i owe you one. >> thank you. chairman wicker, ranking member reid, for holding this hearing. and, mr. hegseth, i appreciate your service and your willingness to serve again. however, i am deeply disappointed that you would not agree to meet with me. as other members have said on this committee prior to this hearing,

mr. chairman, i would ask unanimous consent that two letters be submitted for the record, one letter signed by numerous organizations, including the government accountability project, the other signed by several organizations, including the truman national security project, without objection, so ordered. >> now, senator kelly, um. senator rosen got here after the gavel went down. do you really want to go ahead of her? >> i am going to defer to my good friend and colleague, senator rosen. that is a really great state of nevada. >> really good decision. senator rosen, you are recognized. >> and thank you, senator kelly. i owe you one. thank you. chairman wicker, ranking member reid, for holding this hearing. and mr. hegseth, i appreciate your service and your willingness to serve again. however, i am deeply disappointed that you would not agree to meet with me. as other members have said on this committee prior to this hearing, as is the precedent for this committee and others. so let me tell you a little bit about what i would have talked about had you made yourself available prior to the hearing. nevada is home to the premier aviation training ranges for both the air force and the navy. the largest ammunition depot in the world

truman to integrate our armed forces. i raise a because i want to ask one of you, any of you if you think we can honor the greatest generation and our military mr gaetz and much to our country and still look back with some dismay that it was a segregated force and it wasn't until the korean war that our military was truly integrated, and if you think that you can't at least you can, can you understand for a moment how some may have feelings about discrimination in our current military against those of a different sexual orientation believe that discrimination should also be noted and people that want to speak out? i invite your comments. >> i would say i can understand that certain members of her society we feel excluded because a particular policy and many people have different opinions on that policy my testimony and my issue is the way in which ms. she could have done so i talking about the wrong subconscious like saudi arabia and execute homosexuals. she could've taken issue with it by not bring senators and conquered cognitive who voted for the she calls a moral wrong of the first order to campus. there are giveaways she could see her in o