wednesday at 9:00 eastern, mike mccurry, run nesson, kenneth , susan page, and john niche him. at 11:00 eastern, presidential storytelling. and then the lpga foundation president, former chief laura bush, and white house historical association president on presidential legacy. the white house historical association presidential summit. live coverage tuesday and wednesday on c-span three. sadness to sayth , you don'tavanaugh belong in this building as a justice. >> beyond an extraordinary career and extraordinary intellect, and the extraordinary record of this judge, you find a character and a humility that leftith strength me profoundly impressed. the point i am making here is that 35 month period of time when brett kavanaugh served as staff secretary to president bush is rife with issues. it's a great constitutional moment. it is why the american people have a right to know what he said, how he advised the president, what he wrote. those are things that republicans are hiding from the american people and keeping secret. >> let's not waste time. judge kavanaugh is extremely qua

overfrom luciana pavarotti watching her sing in 1998 when she took over from luciana pavarotti and sang nessoncouldn't speak, my heart was open. she was incredible. shejust heart was open. she was incredible. she just saying it's like aretha, she didn't sing it like an opera singer. she sang it like the soul queen that she was. i still get tingles thinking about it, she was amazing. absolutely. how much of an inspiration was she to your singing career? aretha was the biggest inspiration in my singing career. it actually makes me quite emotional, thinking that she is not here any more. i have listened to her since i was but sense maybe i was ten or 12 all, she was 1a years older than me, so all, she was 1a years older than me, soi all, she was 1a years older than me, so i have grown up listening to aretha, listening to all her albums, following her career. i whole life. and her music has lifted me up when i have been down and taken me higher when i have been happy. she hasjust been everything. so do you think there will still be another aretha franklin? there will never be another aretha frankl

ron nesson, who was the spokesperson for ford. richard benedeta who was a columnist for usa today and now the adjunct of journalism. and susan page who works as the journalist in washington bureau chief for usa today. and she's an author of the soon to be published biography of barbara bush called the made for matriarch. please enjoy this presentation, i know it's going to be a good one, between the president and the press. and how communications between the two have evolved and how it's changed over time and the ways in which its stayed the same. >>> i'll sit here and you all can sit wherever you'd like. thank you very much martha for that wonderful introduction. i think on behalf of all of us as we're taking our seats, we want to thank you for what you do to preserve history and a connection between the presidents and our current occupants of this great country. i'm really looking forward to this conversation. who knows where it's going to go but mostly we're going to try to put in context this relationship. often adviserial. th