. >> peggy grandy brought her book which by the way you can go to area one after this and have a book signed but peggy woods, ronald reagan's personal assistant, posts presidency, no one knows ronald reagan better than peggy grande and you have a new book. >> thanks for having me, call the president will see you, now, my stories and lessons of reagan's final years and covers 15 years after he left the white house where he left his final legacy and i feel i am the luckiest woman in the world, i sat outside his office door every day and served as executive president, there are all kinds of stories i learned and how he inspired and changed my life and how he still inspire and change lives and i'm attentive to details. i would be embarrassed if i had. >> let's kick it off with a broader question about how the gop, how you, the majority in control, trump can't seem to get things done unless by executive which building coalitions which not just republicans but building minority coalitions and more stakeholders to the table what is the secret to success? >> i finished a piece in the washingt

peggy grandy writes about her time working in the reagan white house in the book, the president will see you now. and former president judge w bush talks about his paintings of military veterans compiled in the book, portraits of courage. >> author adrian muller's book the president kitchen cabinet tells the history of the african mystery kitchen staff who served in the us president. he sat down for an interview at the schomburg center in new york city. this is just over an hour. >> hello there schomburg family. how are you doing this evening? [applause] thank you. good evening and welcome to the schomburg center my name is novella and i man did publications here. thank you for joining us in the lines featuring author adrian muller and his most recent, the president kitchen cabinet: the story of the african-americans who have fed our families from the washington the obama's. as as you saw in the video, it is a one-of-a-kind research institution dedicated to the collection, preservation and interpretation of the global experience. also you may have heard in january the schomburg cente

peggy grandy writes about her time working in the reagan white house in the book, the president will see you now. and former president judge w bush talks about his paintings of military veterans compiled in the book, portraits of courage.

after that peggy grandy on her book, the president will see you now. on her experience in working with president reagan. that's followed by alyssa master monica on her book, who thought this was a good idea. later, former president george w. bush after his paintings on american veterans portrait of courage. life in the white house and beyond 8:00 p.m. eastern here on into. >> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning on tax deadline day the institute just to discuss tax policy and her book, read my lips by americans are proud to pay taxes. manhattan institute senior fellow beth akers talks about new york's new program that will make state and city university's tuition free for families with income up to $125,000. brian crocker former us ambassador to six countries including: syria, afghanistan and iraq to eight recent tensions in the region to a recent tensions in the region including us military action in syria and afghanistan. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at

after that, peggy grandy and her book, the president will see you now. on her experience working with president megan. that is followed by alyssa on her book, who thought this was a good idea. later, former president george w. bush discusses his paintings of american veterans in his book, portraits of courage. life in the white house and beyond, a p.m. eastern, here in c-span2. >> c-span's "washington journal", live every day with news and policy issues that impact too. coming up on tuesday morning on tax deadline day, vanessa williamson joins us to discuss tax policy and her book "read my lips. then manhattan institute senior fellow beth acres talks about new york's new program that will make state and city university's tuition free for families with incomes up to $125,000. brian crocker, former u.s. ambassador to six countries looks at recent tensions in the region. including u.s. military action in syria and afghanistan. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal", five oh 7:00 a.m. eastern on tuesday morning. join the discussion. >> tuesday, look