in 1872 ulysses grant was given a speeding ticket for driving too fast on 13th street in washington in his carriage. in 1953 harry truman got a ticket for driving too slow on the pennsylvania turnpike. nixon was pardoned. bill clinton lost his law license. that is it in terms of the interaction of presidents of the united states with the justice system. so, you know, this was a truly historic set of circumstances, and i wanted to write a book -- and this is what i hope "american reckoning" does. it gives readers a tactile sense of what it was like to live through this historic circumstance and live, you know, through the disruption of our poli >> we are taking you live to the white house where president biden is about to award 20 on ariz including liz cheney of wyoming and bennie thompson of mississippi with presidential citizens metals. live coverage on c-span. >> christopher j dodd. denise rowen, excepting on behalf of diane carlson evans. gracie galloway. cynthia baker, excepting on behalf of nancy lindenbaum. ted kaufman. gracie mccarthy excepting on behalf of -- mccarthy. exceptin

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ulysses s grant said. president grant said if we are to have another contest in the near future of our national existence, i predict that the dividing line will not be mason and dixon's. but between patriotism and intelligence on the one side and superstition, ambition and ignorance on the other. president ulysses s grant, general grant during the civil war, the war that he won, making that prediction to us. well, at least civility is back in the white house press corps tonight. the white house press corps behaved exactly the way they should always behave. but it's the way they only behave with donald trump. reporters were allowed in the oval office while donald trump was signing an unconstitutional executive order, among other things, inciting pardons for his supporters who tried to beat police officers to death and reporters asked questions while donald trump was doing that, the reporters never yelled. they never even slightly raised their voices. the reporters never talked over each other or interrupted

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so, i've been looking around for generals like george patton, douglas mcarthur, ulysses grant.hings about him. now all of a sudden he is very well respect plchd ed. but we're going to win like many other ways. many ways. the economy. the economy is going to be strong. we're not going to let all of our nations, our friendly and unfriendly nations push us around from any standpoint, including the economy, because we have something that they don't have. we have a power that they don't have. liquid gold under our feet. the likes of which no other nation has. yet as i said in my inaugural address, we will measure our success not only by the battles we win, but also by the wars we end and perhaps most importantly the wars we never get into. it's called peace through strength. we won't have to fight the war. right? we don't have to fight the wars if we can do it without fighting, as long as we have total victory, we do it without fighting through our power and might we will lead the world to peace. our friends will respect us. our enemies will fear us. and the whole world will admire

the white house inventory was so named for henry wilson ulysses grant second term vice president, but nobody had the nerve to tell nixon that over the past two decades, however, wilson's once lofty reputation has collapsed his name has been scrubbed from schools and other places of honor, including at princeton, the university. he almost single handedly, elevated from mediocrity to greatness. now many of the charges levied against wilson are true. he was an anti-black racist. his administration did impose a much more formalized and radical segregation upon the federal workforce. he failed to act against the wave of pogroms that convulsed american cities in the summer of 1919, just in the city of chicago 38 dead, two thirds of them black, hundreds injured, maybe 2000. who lost homes again, almost all of them black of the greatest challenge on the greatest challenge of his presidency, the first world war, the wilson record is mostly one of failure over the in 1916, wilson tried to negotiate a compromise peace between the allies and the central powers didn't happen. he to prepare for the

i've been looking around for it generals like george patton, douglas mccarthys, ulysses s grant.iece our friends will respect us our enemies will fear us the whole world will admire the unrivaled greatness of the nights it's a military we made big strides we totally rebuilt the nights it's about 2017, 2019, 2018 we rebuild the entire u.s. military we are going to do it again a lot has been dissipated by those who don't know what they're doing. we are going to do it again. this is could be the dawn of the golden age of america. tonight i felt optimism for what lies ahead over the next four years we will replenish the pride of our armed forces and the recruitment crisis by the way the recruitment numbers are through the roof in the last two months. i wonder why, why? i don't know. you know you are having a little problem with recruitment that's not good now the numbers are higher do you know why? they love with it see for the future of our country they did not love what they were seeing for the last four years. it was ridiculous. it's a big thing there's big stories the recruiting

stage was on the west side of the capitol rotunda in between the statues of abraham lincoln and ulysses s. grant not agree more. john philip sousa work is a real workout on these occasions and those marches and those compositions were done for the purpose of i think recognizing and inspiring patriotic sentiment and americans. i think they do that. but i think above all this event does that. and this peaceful transfer of power. despite the harshness of campaigns, and the prevalence of major issues and problems, here we are again, america. a new president does come again. in fact he has been the old president. it was as hard nosed as there ever is. questions about the cognitive abilities of the outgoing president and yet we did it. we are pulling it off. we had to move it indoors and so we did. and it was stately and impressive indoors as it was outdoors. >> i think there was an intimacy to it inside that was a little bit different. sort of the gravitas as you said to that moment. and watching all of those people paired down group, no spouses as i said before. there were some spouses there but in

so i have been looking around for generals like george patton, ulysses s. grantll fight to win and we will win and we will win like never before in many ways. the economy the economy is going to be stronger. we will not let our nations are friendly and unfriendly nations push us around from any standpoint including the economy. we have something that they do not have. we have a power that they do not have. liquid gold under our feet the likes of no other nations have. as i said in my inaugural address we will measure our success not only by the battles we win, but also by the wars that we end and perhaps most importantly, the wars we never get into. it is called piece through strength. we won't have to fight the war. [applause] right? we don't have to fight the wars if we can do it without fighting has long as we have total victory we do it without fighting through our power and might we will lead the world to peace. our friends will respect us, our enemies will fear us, and the whole world will admire the unrivaled greatness of the united states military and i w

oblivion at the second one, where he was supposed to hand over power to the new incoming president, ulysses s grant. andrew johnson just decided that he couldn't do it, or he didn't want to do it, or he couldn't get it together. he refused to ride down to the capitol with the new president. he refused to get into his own separate carriage and ride down to the capitol to go to the inauguration alone. he eventually, without telling anybody in advance, this is how he was going to handle it. he just refused to go altogether, and he stomped off in a huff. and that's how we had the transition of power that year. so all this to say, we've had bad inaugurations before. but before donald trump, the last guy who didn't show up for the swearing in of his successor was andrew johnson in the 1860s, in his second terrible inauguration after the drunk one, before donald trump. it had been that long since we'd had somebody else blow off his successor's inauguration the way that donald trump did in 2020. for joe biden, it had been that long. we apparently get one of these guys every 160 years or so, whether we need

so i've been looking around for generals like george patton, douglas macarthur, ulysses s grant. his stock has gone way up in the last 20 years, wouldn't you say, jt? they used to say bad things about him. now all of a sudden he's he's very well respected. but we all fight to win and we're going to win and we're going to win like never before. in many ways, economy, the economy is going to be strong. we're not going to let all of our nations, our friendly and unfriendly nations push us around for many standpoint, including the economy, because we have something that they don't have. we have a power that they don't have liquid gold under our feet, the likes of which no other nation has. yet. as i said in my inaugural address, we will measure our success not only by the battles we win, but also by the wars we end. and perhaps most importantly, the wars we never get into. it's called peace. through strength. we won't have to fight the war. >> right? >> we don't have to fight the wars. if we can do it without fighting. as long as we have total victory, we do it without fighting throu

was an advocate of abolition and in 1868, he starts to to go around the state to campaign for ulysses s grant, who's the republican nominee for president. he, he and a companion get lost to one campaign event. they go to the local sheriff's office. the sheriff purports to give them direction. the sheriff is actually a member of the ku klux klan, shoots hines in the back and and kills him. hinds is not the only member of congress who perishes as a result of the the divide over slavery. the first member of the senate to be killed in the line of duty perished in part because of debates over slavery as well. all this had occurred before the civil war rather than after the the man was was david broderick. who's the photograph that i have here on the on the left of the screen? he was a democratic senator from california. all of us know the basic history of california. it was admitted to the union shortly after the us seizes it from mexico in the mexican war. in the aftermath of the california gold rush. but it was it's a it's a distinct area in american history in that up until this point, every ne

american president ulysses grant wrote about the consequences of aggression against mexico several decades later. the. the welcome act. across stock were all things are considered. i'm peter liberal to mind. you were discussing trump's new world order. the okay, let's go back to gerald. unfortunately i did cut you off to go to the break still. i a ton of changing gears a little bit, but in line with the, the poll numbers that you read to us in retrospect. and i agree, trump has not been inaugurated. that's still on the still ahead of us here. but considering, you know, his, it's the spot within the republican party concerning a lawn, which i don't want to spend a lot of time on. i can do, we can do that another time here, but has maga been played gerald? not at all. we, again, i don't know what he's doing, but again, think about all talking about now that he did not, you know, talk about before. and now it's all more talk. so this to me is, is more of what we're going to be seeing. and i think it's a set up because what's going to be happening in israel because he's also talking about wrap

in 1872 ulysses grant was given a speeding ticket for driving too fast on 13th street in washington in his carriage. in 1953 harry truman got a ticket for driving too slow on the pennsylvania turnpike. nixon was pardoned.