and she was captain peggy carter. and that was a whole lot of fun to write some. and speaking of other i do want to mentioned everyone here that you were also featured in a documentary short i believe that's correct. and it was all about you and it was all me. it was very strange. it's even after me. it's called elsa. it's on pbs, american masters. and that was a strange experience to have a camera crew invade my for three days, but it was a disabled director and a lot of disabled crew members and they told my story really well. they deliberately had me take them on a hike where i made a camera crew, chased me through pacific northwest hike for 2 hours. the director almost fell off of a cliff and i had to save. you think i'm joking? i'm not. oh, i believe you. he's trying to stand on a rock. he starts to tip backward, and i'm like, no no, let's not lose the camera equipment. are you. i was going to say, oh, yeah, so think i believe they also got footage of you doing fencing. so did. yeah. can you talk about that a little because that is really interesting as someo

. >> shannon: that is former president jimmy carter in 2000 fan on his singular life and experience, a word he entered hospice care. we have peggyollins, rich lowry, former special assistant to george w. bush michael allen and juan williams. good to see you. what i want to ask about your thoughts on president carter, so much impact has been in the decades since he was president. >> juan: that will be the, habitat for humanity and negotiating deals after he left presidency. take a second and look at the histore cal record. in '76, he was anecdote to controversy and turmoil that followed the '60s, the vietnam protect and watergate scandal and controversy, he was the stabilizing force. serviceman who came into office as aforce, calming force t success with the camp davis peace talks and terrific trouble handling the spike in oil prices and inflation, couldn't handle it. that is why ronald reagan defeated him. as you said, afterward, he remained model for what someone does post-presidency in america. >> shannon: with peace efforts. my earliest memory of a president is him and what happened with iran and the terrible hostage situatio

is former president jimmy carter back in 2015 on his singular life and experience, word now that he has entered has hospice care at home. time now for our sunday group, peggytor-in-chief rich lowry, former special assistant for national security to president george w. bush michael allen and juan williams. welcome to all of you. good to see you this sun morning. i want to ask you about your thoughts on president carter. it seems so much of his. impact has been in the decades since he was president. >> i think, in fact, that's going to be the hall hallmark, the way that we remember him is habitat for humanity and even negotiating some deals after he left the presidency. but, you know, let's take a second and look at the historical record. when he was elected in '76, he really was the antidote to so much of the controversy, so much of the turmoil that followed the '60s, the vietnam protests, or civil rights protests and then, of course, watergate, the watergate scandal and the controversy. he was the stabilizing force, the former annapolis grad, the former navy serviceman. he came into office as a stable force, calming force in our country's life. of course,