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perhaps no better account, nor any stronger endorsement of the authors findings than the fact that triciaon cox, president and mrs. nixon's eldest daughter, elected to write the foreword to this book, and she wrote in part, quote, much has been written about richard nixon's life and career. yet despite hundreds of volumes and profiles that have been penned, no author has taken such a richly detailed and deeply researched look into father's formative years. as paul carter has, i was pleasantly surprised that although i knew my father very well, even learned things about those early before. this new work adds a sense to a compendium of works researched and written in the last 20 years that tell the story of richart', the and the president. the apprentice. as well as year the pro politics. this collection is still very much in progress. there are authors that work now on material about richard nixon' legal career. a retrospective book on the nixon legacy today and the first full scale biography of lady pat nixon in nearly 40 years since. julie nixon. eisenhower is pat nixon the untold story.

and tricia and julie had only been married and short periods when watergate ravaged our nation. talk about pressure on those young marriages but they stood by their father and they never wavered. despite all that public turmoil, the fact that the nixon family has never suffered all of issues of divorce or, alcohol or drug abuse that has afflicted so many of the prominent families is testament to the fact that there are good stock, good in all american stock. so the question is, was richard nixon the villain who got his just desserts or? was he an all-american man that made an incredible misjudgment for which his legacy stained? the basic narrative about richard nixon that most people believe is true, that he grew up poor, had a mean father was insecure, and in had a chip on his shoulder. now, i've shown you that that's all nonsense. but consider how much biographers have described nixon. evan thomas tags nixon tragically flawed. not to be outdone, michael dobbs finds him enormously flawed. and then john ferrell finds nixon to be our darkest president. the problem with all of the

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what's the usual um, think of it as, as a smart tricia comments on it, but one is danny to non the member of can that's it. defined as route for the assassination. and he also like the, it's ready on me beside which is the intelligence and sion bates of the internal security out. so it is that there are people, people coming out do would work as the sun is rising here in, in east jerusalem. and as we know lower his lot has promised it will respond, his heartland to kind of what it is expecting. and is it doing anything to prepare at this stage in the walls and is ready? will cabinet meeting at lights on tuesday evening? daniel has already these ready armies, folks pass and said they are offering the deluxe level out and see is ready. all me is also said they are increasing the like along the board with level and, and they are going to strengthen these right on time defense system. now bear in mind that this happened, of course, in the southern suburbs, both savory, which was a handful of strong health as all ready beads. cross fire at the top exchanges for a few weeks now, but they are ex

we're hearing also is that over the past few months, we'll see a reduction in the case of monitor tricia simply because of the cost of supply of food items. and there is this concern, but unless help comes to bear weight, this improvement will be eroded. over the possible, by the next few months, simply because the family is that why sustain with food supplies and food aid will no longer receive that aid. now a lot of people i can send that over the next 3 or 4 months when people will be entering the lead periods, taste to supplement, attrition will rise again. how many degrees august data on the suit on chide board are going to alliance of arm to groups. and man more has seized control of a key city in the north of the country. for 3 brotherhood alliance took law king after weeks of intense fighting with hundreds of troops, the group has become the most significant threat to the military governments since it sees power in 2021. a brazilian football legend mario's the gullow, the 1st person to win the world cup as a player. and as a coach has died at the age of 92, the winner was part of

it will tricia so, so, so jump even though you pointed to the not to she's get started. students to do most of the pieces push it. so i'm done most of the motion model, which means she is an example. you should face each or enough to cut the shelling, medium gretzky from sort of short on. we'll do that as i do. what's out those to most of those is conflict upon his name. yes. the sort of thing and will want to do us to do so that's just kind of community all cock. so we missed appointment to you will block kind of is typical for 3 to take through that. i'm sure able opinion. finishing his village over there. the one you see the book. okay. so we have good. they missed a little boy with him again. what you guys, what you like, if you look the date, you can reach them more than one of them in too much, but it was not by team human bernacki. come on, you bustle, she additional congrats. us a genius them. she has in this way. i story, i'm not sure, but it's it into letting the legendary trip, which is not the story he saw yet that i get his grass, but i need so he will stop

and then there was this tweet sent out by tricia maclachn, an advisor to ramaswamy' campaign, a 60 minute i the middle of a blzard in iowa. this is my favorite town hall vivek has ever done by far. vivek ramaswamy has not only visited every 99 county in iowa. governor ron desantis, he was able to get out this morning before conditions he went to the northside conservative club this morning along with governor kim reynolds, who endorsed him. here is some of what they had to say to voters. >> and leadership does matter. not only here in iowa, but i can tell you it matters in had the opportunity to not only introduce a good friend, a c olleague, great dad, and husband, and somebody that i have a lot of respect for that i was proud to endorse and that is governor ron desantis. we got to know each other during covid and some of us republican governors were out there on an island and i i had so much respect for not only the courage, but the resolve that he to bring experts to the table to listen to what his constituents -- to put his constituents first and do the right thing under unbelievable

tricia wants to know if you have a favorite room in the white house. let's see. have been there a few times and it's a amazes me that if you get invited to a reception at the white house, you can actually walk through the rooms and sit on the furniture. and that's a wonderful thing about it i guess. so i'm amazed by that. so gosh, i just love i love maybe the red room i love the red room. i've sat on dolley madison so far and i just a brilliant color and i'm just still so amazed that i could sit on the sofa. so that's a great memory mine. but i also. maybe it's the gold room on the ground floor of the white and that's i like room because that's where mrs. kennedy's official white portrait is on display. i always love seeing that in real life because it's a beautiful portrait. and that's for me. it's powerful to see her portrait hanging there. all right. fantastic. not sure this is a question you'll be able to answer. maybe it is, but i know that everyone is now clamoring to go watch the white house tour tonight after they their drinks. do you or sarah maybe have

and julie eisenhower and tricia nixon cox have both been so wonderful sharing their memories with me. and it is so critical that you talk people directly who knew that person and i preferably in person, spend a lot of time traveling so i can meet with people who knew the subject and i got to give the east wing a shout out mrs. nixon's posse. they love mrs. nixon and they have all been so wonderful to me and so without the women, since, you know, i'm really focused on mrs. nixon and women's history, they really know going on they were watching. they observed relationships that is crucial. and i in person is always the best but when that failed due to covid telephone calls emails texts you know whatever takes to get the story while second that it's better talking to somebody in person than over the phone or you know some other venue so indeed indeed well he you know, i have to close it out here are wonderful questions that are that had put forth and i want thank you so much for sharing about this remarkable between the nixons with all of us here this evening. i loved being here

it's a real tricia that survive to more than 100 years out in it. but there are still quite a bit of work to do before alex can fit the doors into the wooden frames. it's going in many may 2 millimeters. the yeah, that's thing put. let him all the problems disrupts too long and the joint has the wrong dimensions. but alex is not giving up, they're not the scenes. they're challenging. one of them. in his workshop, alex finds a suitable tool for every challenge. the 38 year old collects traditional tools from the region and repairs them. i think that that was impressively coveted from the old tools are better to some of the quality of steel is better and they're much more robust than the standard tools. you can buy everywhere these dates and come on and, and if they're old and from the village, it's safe to say they were made by a village blacksmith with a particular craftsman in mind to the most ext open up system. so he'd never give them anything shouting because the 2 of them would see each other almost every day . the unconventional project has lo

and he and tricia nixon. i found out this story last night. they met in new york at a class dance in 1963 when they were seniors in high. they married eight years later, of course, the famous marriage in the rose garden that we're all familiar with. and just celebrated their 50th anniversary at the nixon in 2021. so congratulations congratulations, everyone, on that. harry mattson, who's next to ed? we're with both mrs. nixon and, mrs. ford. she served the assistant press secretary and speechwriter in the white house office of the first lady during ford administration, the nixon administration, patti traveled extensively and she traveled not only domestically but internationally. she was an advance person. she later worked at abc for 25 years, including as senior vice president of communications. and last but not least, today's conversation will be moderated by rick albin veteran political report. you know, i didn't know which word you are. are you senior veteran? i've got to be careful when rh fragrance out, but veteran political reporter for

tricia can come up.ut i would say i use that slide to say goals because we set ourselves those goals at the beginning of the process almost a year ago, that was our goal for what we wanted to achieve, and some of that would have been process improvement, for which now much of that is already in place. yes okay. i mean, i'm going to be okay because, i mean, i don't want to keep going on, but i understand. okay. thank you. okay thank you, commissioner stacy. i have a couple of general comments and then some specific questions. i i really, um, and maybe i'm coming at what commissioner maxwell was getting at in a different way. i think it's those three slides. the objectives for quality service, the capital planning improvement initiative, the cip development enhancements. those are incredibly important. um, goals and programs to strive for and even when we're not perfect, i think the commission has heard over and over again from mister robinson, miss miller, and miss tam. uh, sharing what you learn as you g

and then there was this tweet sent out by tricia maclachlan, an advisor to maswamy's campaign, a 60 minuten the middle of a blizzard in iowa this is my favorite town hall vivek has ever done by far. vivek ramaswamy has not only visited everyiowa, but he has done it twice. governor ron desantis, he was able to get out this morning before conditions worsened. he went to the northside conservative club this morning along with governor kim reynolds, who endorsed him. here is some of what they had to say to voters. >> and leadership does matter. not ly, but i can tell you it matters in florida as well. this morning i had the opportunity to not only introduce a good friend, a c grd husband, and somebody that i have a lot of respect for that i was proud to endorse and that is governor ron desantis. we got to and some of us republn governors were out there on an island and it was certainly true for ron. i had so much respect for not only the courage, had to bring experts to the table to listen to what his constituents -- to put hisd do the right thing under unbelievable pressure from not only the

defy to jumps as well. whole thing over this car profile district within the past few hours with his tricia right now. sounds to be calm on the ground. pause might completely turn upside down with a link of articles and all those bombardments, as we've been talking about, resulting in many people who've been injured. and that's for tremendous pressure on the medical facilities. and guys of that you've been reporting i over the last several weeks or so we were just saying that the situation appears to be going from bad to worse, particularly at nasa hospital. yes, another hospital now the largest remaining medical facilities that is still a rating in the south, also considered to be uh, facing a very clean and inc, unprecedented pressure in terms of the holly rate of casualties amongst the leaves across the southern part where its provide services for 100 thousands of pounds, they use in con units and alongside also with a rough line. now people completely are taking shields that inside this hospital as it's extra pressure. also, medical teams looks like with the repeated met a treat attacks