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in her book how i lead, susan eisenhower examines the leadership style of her grandfather president eisenhower the important decisions he made during his presidency. watch book tv this weekend on cspan2. ♪ ♪ >> the presidents, available in paperback, hardcover and e-book from public affairs presents biographies of every president. inspired by conversations with noted historians about the leadership skills that make for a successful presidency. in this presidential election year, as americans decide who should lead our country, this collection offers perspective into the lives and events that forged each presidents leadership style, books featured historians visit c-span.org/the presidents wherever books are sold. >> coming up on cspan2 book tv author, samantha had identity body image and her writing style the book of essays is while, no thank you. and then douglas murray associate editor of the spectator talks about brexit the culture wars the united kingdom and the impact of covid-19 on the uk. and later, barbara erin right on economic equality and the united states the wake of the pandemic.

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then susan eisenhower examines the leadership style of her grandfather and the important decisions he made. and god bless these united states. >> good evening, america. i'm kimberly guilfoyle. i speak to you as a mother, a former prosecutors a latina and a proud american. and yes, a proud supporter of president donald j. trump. why? because he is the president who delivers for america. he built the greatest economy the world has ever known, for the strivers, the working class and middle-class. as commander in chief, he always puts america first. president trump is the law and order president. now, presidential leadership is not guaranteed. it is a choice. biden, harris and the rest of the socialists will fundamentally change this nation. they want open borders, close schools, dangerous amnesty and will send your jobs back to china while they get rich. they will defund, dismantle and destroy america's law enforcement. when you are in trouble and need police, don't count on the democrats. as a first generation american, i know how dangerous their socialist agenda is. my mother mercedes

susan's husband and makes dad. and nick -- it may not have made hemp port -- important in every capital. . but it worked president trump understands what my great captain eisenhower said, for all we terrace and desire for ourselves or children, the securing of peace is the first requisite. indeed, the primary constitutional government is ensuring your family and mine are safe and enjoy the freedom to live, to work, to learn, and worship as they choose, delivering on this duty to keep us safe and our freedoms intact. this president has led bold initiatives in nearly every corner of the world. in china, he has pulled back the curtain of a predatory aggression on the chinese party -- communist party. for thethem accountable chinese virus and allowing them to spread death and economic destruction around the world and he will not rest until justice is done. he has ensured the chinese communist party spies posing as blue mats in america are jailed or sent back to china -- diplomats in america are jailed or sent back to china. those jobs are coming back home. in north korea, the president lowered the temperature, and against all odds got the north korean leadership to t